Seafood Recipes
Lemon and seafood are a classic pairing for good reason. The acid brightens delicate fish and shellfish and cuts through richness, whether the dish is baked, seared, steamed, or served raw in a citrus cure.
Cook seafood only until it is done. It goes from tender to tough quickly, and a squeeze of lemon at the end always tastes better than a long soak beforehand.
45 minJamaican-Style Escovitch Fish
40 minLebanese-Style Fish with Tahini-Lemon Sauce
20 minLemon Butter Scallops
30 minOne-Pan Lemon Garlic Shrimp Pasta
45 minPeruvian-Style Lime Ceviche
30 minThai-Style Steamed Fish with Lime Sauce
Guides to go with these recipes
Questions about seafood recipes
Acid changes the texture of raw fish, as in ceviche, but it is not a substitute for cooking when food safety matters. Use very fresh, properly handled fish for any raw preparation.
Start with very fresh fish, keep it cold, and finish with lemon. Strong fishy odor usually means the fish is past its best.
Yes. Thaw it fully in the fridge, pat it dry, and it will sear or bake well.



