Mashama Bailey, executive chef and partner at The Grey in Savannah, Georgia, is one of the most important chefs in the ...

This recipe is part of the L.A. Times’ Week of Meals series. The bright salsa verde to go with these croquettes makes great use of any lingering herbs in your fridge — add parsley, tarragon or basil ...

Cooking fish can be a finicky affair. It’s a versatile protein that works just as well in a taco as it does on top of a salad, but it’s also quite delicate. Getting the perfect cook on a salmon fillet ...

I love a simply prepared salmon fillet, slow-roasted or gently pan-seared with a little olive oil and sprinkled with herbs and lemon juice. Still, we’ve all been there. We buy a fillet – fresh or ...

This recipe for a spicy version of fish cakes comes to us from Welsh Chef Emma Evans, founder of The Secret Supper Clwb. And ...

This versatile recipe for Chinese fish paste can be used to make Homemade Chinese Fish Cakes or Chinese Fish Balls. The fresh fish is processed and mixed with starch, to produce a bouncy textured fish ...

Makes about 8 (2 1/4-in.) cakes. Note: From "100 Days of Real Food," by Lisa Leake. • 1 lb. white fish, such as cod or flounder To prepare fish: Sprinkle flour onto a plate. Season fish with salt and ...

This should be started a day or several hours in advance. Bake the fish in a 375-degree oven for 35 minutes, until it flakes easily. Set aside to cool, then refrigerate. Boil the potatoes, carrots, ...

Some things our mothers teach us are concrete: How to drive a car, read a W-2 form or hem a pair of pants. Other life lessons sneak up on us. My mother taught me to cook almost by osmosis. It was ...

Fish cakes have many versions and types of fish used. The most popular are crab cakes. Here’s a variation using bought, cooked shrimp which takes only minutes to make. The base recipe for fish cakes ...