How to Cook Milkfish

Milkfish, also called bangus or Chanos chanos, is a fatty fish that you can cook with simple preparation. This fish lives in warm waters around islands in the Indo-Pacific. Milkfish is common fare in the Philippines but may not always be readily available at your grocer.

Linda Tarr Kent
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How to Grill Cod in Foil

Cod is a mild-tasting fish that lends itself well to most cooking methods. Its low fat content and pleasing appearance make it a good choice for highly-flavored recipes. Cooking cod in foil takes advantage of its characteristics and is one of the best ways to cook it with moist heat.

Chris Dinesen Rogers
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How to Bake Tilapia in the Oven

This article is about an easy, quick way to cook tilapia fillets in the oven, baking them with delicious ingredients including olive oil and fresh dill.

Valaer Murray
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How to Cook a Bluefish Fillet

Bluefish, also known as tailor and shad is the only member of the Pomatomidae family. It is found throughout the world but is most common along America’s eastern seaboard. It is an oily fish similar in texture to mackerel with a fatty, soft flesh. It is a good source of niacin, magnesium, omega-3 and potassium.

Candi Canncel
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How to Broil Salmon With Skin

The tender flakiness of broiled salmon is a treat for the taste buds and a healthy diet staple for your body. Salmon contains omega-3 fatty acids, an essential nutrient that contributes to heart health.

Erica Roth
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Stir Fry With Fish Sauce

Fish sauce is a condiment made from fermented fish that is commonly used in Thai and Vietnamese cooking. It is salty like soy sauce, but has a more complex flavor. Stir fries with fish sauce should be seasoned with herbs and flavorings characteristic of Southeast Asian cuisine, such as Thai basil, cilantro and lime.

Devra Gartenstein
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How to Grill Fresh Tuna on a Gas Grill

Fresh tuna steaks are a luxurious treat and a quick, easy choice for a weeknight dinner, especially if you have a gas grill. Fresh tuna looks a bit like rare beef with a color ranging from pale pink to deep reddish. Skip steaks that look dried out or have brown spots.

Michelle Powell-Smith
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How to Cook One-Inch Tuna Steaks

As long as it's very fresh, tuna can be served a little rare in the middle. This is ideal for tuna steaks as the fish has a tendency to dry out if cooked for too long. One-inch thick tuna steaks can be perfectly cooked in about 10 minutes.

Peter Mitchell
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Directions to Grill Swordfish

Swordfish is one of the few fish that is a breeze to grill: its strongly flavored steaks are sturdy enough to hold up to the high heat needed to yield fish that is crispy brown on the outside, moist on the inside.

Michelle Kerns
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How to Bake Salmon in the Oven With Foil

Baking salmon in aluminum foil allows for a more flavorful meal and easy cleanup. This technique traps the moisture inside the foil to prevent the salmon from drying out. This technique also allows you to bake different flavors into your salmon.

Kiki Michelle
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How to Roast a Whole Salmon Fillet

Roasted salmon is a classic, simple dish that can be cooked for a large group or for a single person with little change in preparation methods.

Christopher Godwin
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How to Cook a Ling Cod

Ling cod is a fish from the cod family that is found exclusively on the west coast of North America, especially near the coast of British Columbia. Ling cod are characterized by a long, single dorsal fin, a large mouth and teeth, and deep brown to dark green coloring.

Joshua McCarron
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