Add something new to your holiday table with Thanksgiving seafood dishes that work as appetizers, sides, or main courses. From oyster stuffing to baked salmon, these ideas fit right alongside traditional favorites.
This fish sticks recipe breaks down how to get that crisp coating and flaky center at home, with simple steps for baking, air frying, or frying.
Satisfy all your guests with these seafood platter ideas, inspiration for sides, and mouth watering recipes all from your local NC Seafood gurus in Raleigh.
Choosing the best fish for keto can make your meals more satisfying while helping you stay within your low-carb goals. Fish like salmon, tuna, and sardines provide healthy fats, protein, and omega-3 fatty acids that fit perfectly into a keto-friendly diet.
If you’re building your Independence Day spread, these summer seafood recipes are made for it. Think grilled lobster tails, shareable crab dip, fresh shrimp tacos, and crab legs served with lemon and butter.
Looking for shrimp recipes that are easy to make and worth repeating? These seven favorites include sheet pan shrimp, grilled shrimp skewers, and more.
Seafood appetizers have a way of disappearing fast at any gathering. From bite-sized scallops and mini crab cakes to warm crab dip and shrimp cocktail, these seafood appetizers are easy to serve, simple to prepare, and always the first dishes to empty at the table.
The team at NC Seafood, a Raleigh Calabash-style seafood restaurant is exploring the best seasoning for fish. Join us as we discover the amazing flavor profiles and cooking techniques for getting the most out of your herbs and spices when seasoning seafood dishes.
St. Patrick’s Day usually conjures up images of corned beef, cabbage, and green beer, but fresh Irish seafood should also be on the menu!
Cooking lobster at home doesn’t have to feel intimidating. This guide breaks down the best way to cook lobster tails using straightforward techniques that bring out their natural sweetness and make it easy to serve an impressive meal without overcomplicating the process.
