Chef Lisa A. Heidelberg Time: 10-12 minutes Serves: 4 Ingredients Directions Chef note: Serve with sautéed greens (Swiss chard, collards, kale, etc.) or over cheesy hash brown casserole. Follow and li ...

For this species, the chefs agree wholeheartedly: Pan-frying is where it's at. "Pan-frying salmon is one of the quickest and most rewarding ways to cook this flavorful fish," says Lauren Sampson ...

These easy fish tacos with fish sauce come together quickly and pack a serious flavor punch. Great for Taco Tuesday or any ...

The dish should be ready in 45 to 50 minutes if you're cooking about three pounds of fish. To check if your whole fish is ready, Falsini recommends pulling on the spine on the back of the fish.

Sohla El-Waylly wants you to become an a-fish-ionado. That is, the kind of cook who turns out delicious, flaky fish every time, no matter the style: roasted, braised or battered and fried. In the ...

Medium-rare for fish is 125°F, less when compared to meat like beef, pork, or lamb, which is typically 135°F for medium-rare. That’s because the protein and collagen in fish are quite ...

Food & Cooking This Way of Cooking Fish Is Both Idiot-Proof and Incredibly Chic Behold the low-lift elegance of fish en papillote. Parchment-paper packets make overcooking nearly impossible and ...

While fish offers a slew of health benefits, it's not the easiest protein to cook. Here are a dozen common fish-cooking mistakes, plus tips on how to avoid them.

Try to get it thoroughly descaled, but skin-on, as the skin is where much of the collagen is, which when cooked will become lovely, slippery, and subtly sticky.

After a gentle learning curve, it is foolproof: Add salmon, water and salt to a microwave-safe dish, cover, cook for 3 or 4 minutes and let it rest for the same amount of time.