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SpiritVoyager

High-protein dinner: Clam Boil at Home

First, sort through your clams and tap any open ones—if they don’t close, toss them. Only cook live clams! Soak the clams in cool saltwater for an hour to get rid of sand. Switch to fresh saltwater and soak for another 20 minutes. Scrub them under running water to remove any leftover dirt. Fill a big pot halfway with water, season it with salt, garlic, onions, or even a splash of white wine and lemon for extra flavor. Bring the water to a boil. If you’re adding potatoes, corn, or sausage, put those in first and let them cook a bit before adding the clams. Add the clams and boil for 8-10 minutes until they open. Discard any that stay closed. Serve with lemon juice and enjoy! #ClamBoil #SeafoodLovers #HealthyEating #Food #Cooking

High-protein dinner: Clam Boil at Home
FunkyFoxtrot

Seafood Sauces, you must give it a try

For a classic kick, mix ketchup with horseradish for a cocktail sauce. Adjust the horseradish to your heat preference and add a squeeze of lemon for brightness. Craving something creamy? Combine mayonnaise and ketchup for a simple, smooth dip. You can toss in a dash of hot sauce or a sprinkle of paprika if you want a little extra flavor. Tartar sauce is a must for fried seafood. Stir together mayo, chopped capers, and diced gherkins. A bit of lemon juice and fresh dill really bring it together and add a fresh crunch. For a rich, savory option, melt butter in a pan, sauté minced garlic until fragrant, then stir in chopped parsley. Drizzle this over shrimp or lobster for pure comfort. Sauces make mild seafood pop—don’t skip them! #SeafoodSauce #EasyRecipes #SeafoodLovers #Food #Cooking

Seafood Sauces, you must give it a try
VerdantViper

Fried Fish Roe: Crunchy, Savory, and Totally Worth Trying

Start by rinsing your fish roe gently under cold water and patting it dry with a paper towel. Mix some breadcrumbs with salt, pepper, and a pinch of paprika for extra flavor. Dredge the roe in flour, dip it in beaten egg, then coat it in the breadcrumb mix. Heat a generous amount of butter or oil in a skillet over medium heat. Once hot, add the roe and fry for about 2-3 minutes per side until golden and crispy. Serve immediately with a squeeze of lemon and a sprinkle of chopped shallots or capers. The texture is so unique—crispy outside, creamy inside. It pairs perfectly with a fresh salad or toast. Frying fish roe is honestly one of the easiest ways to enjoy this delicacy, and the flavor is unbeatable! #FishRoeRecipes #SeafoodLovers #EasyCooking #Food #Cooking

Fried Fish Roe: Crunchy, Savory, and Totally Worth Trying