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My edible history A-Z
I grew up in a city nowhere near the ocean or a body of water that produced fresh fish. Not that I couldn't get fresh fish in Pittsburgh, but I couldn't [...]
Shrimp and Grits
Winter has arrived in Kentucky and my inner Southern-chick has kicked in. With that comes the desire to cook comfort food, like this recipe for Shrimp and Grits. I was a [...]
Fast & Spicy Halibut Recipe
I'm partial to preparing and cooking my own seafood recipes, after all, I'm working on my own seafood cookbook. There are times, like last night, I want to cook someone else's seafood recipe. [...]
Catch of the Year: 2011 in Review
SeafoodladyOrlando is not a typical food blog. While I share the same passions as other food bloggers, I differ in that I dish about the love of seafood and other fishy business. For instance, seafood topics, [...]
Two little conchs
Queen Conch Marathon, Florida Pronounced “konk,” this large salt-water gastropod drags itself along the seabed with the help of its big, edible muscular foot. Queen conch, pictured [...]
Casting Light On Poor Man’s Caviar
A poetic essay.
Fish on Friday-Alaska Seafood Cioppino
Photo and recipe courtesy and property of Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute
What does buying shoes have to do with blogging about seafood?
In my effort to bring you the most up-to-date-seafood-info-ever, I developed a new blog series, Monthly Recap. The format is easy to follow and easy to read. In fact I've found that [...]
Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute creates a catchy new App, CookItFrozen
(All photos, slogans and recipes property of Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute.) Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute created a fish-tastic new App for their CookItFrozen program. Stay tuned as I dish about this [...]
Weekly update and other fishy business
The month of November is practically gone and I've been hard pressed to spend a few precious minutes dishing my favorite subject: seafood. I know that seafood usually goes to [...]
How-to shop & serve seafood for the holidays, minus the fishy smell
If you’ve done any shopping lately at (insert your store here), you’re probably as frustrated as I am. You have your grocery list, forty minutes (which includes drive time), three [...]
