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Cowboy butter shrimp pasta is the dinner that happens when you apply the most aggressively flavorful butter sauce in the American cooking canon to a pound and a half of large shrimp and toss the whole thing with linguine. Garlic, Dijon mustard, lemon, fresh parsley, thyme, smoked paprika, and red pepper flakes — all of…
Honey garlic shrimp is a fifteen-minute dinner that tastes like you put in considerably more effort than that. Large shrimp seared in a hot pan until the edges go golden, pulled off the heat, then finished in a four-ingredient sauce — honey, soy sauce, sesame oil, and garlic — mounted with butter at the end…
Shrimp tacos are one of the fastest dinners you can put on a table — twenty minutes, one pan, and the kind of result that makes everyone assume you put in more effort than you did. The problem with most shrimp taco recipes is that they require a grill, skewers, and a marinating window that…
White bean and tuna salad is Italian pantry cooking at its most practical — and it’s one of the most underrated no-cook dinners you can make on a weeknight when the fridge is mostly empty and you have absolutely no desire to turn on the stove. Two cans, a lemon, some olive oil, and ten…
Your grocery store has been selling sushi-grade fish for years. You’ve walked past it a hundred times, glanced at it, and kept moving toward the salmon fillets you were already going to overcook. That ends tonight. We’re making an easy poke bowl recipe A poke bowl — pronounced poh-kay, Hawaiian for “to cut into pieces”…
Every smoked salmon bagel board post on the internet is written for a brunch party. Set it out for guests. Build it for Easter. Impress your book club. Nobody is writing about building one on a Wednesday because neither of you wants to cook and there happens to be a package of smoked salmon in…
Bad tuna salad is one of the most common things people eat and nobody talks about it. You open a can, dump in too much mayo, maybe add some celery if you’re feeling ambitious, and end up with something that tastes like wet protein and regret. It goes on bread and you eat it because…
Most Cajun salmon recipes start with a list of eight spices you need to combine into a homemade blend. Smoked paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, cayenne, oregano, thyme, white pepper, black pepper — measured out, mixed, stored in a jar. That’s a fine project for a Sunday afternoon. It is not what’s happening on a…