The New Legal Sea Foods Cookbook by Jane Doerfer and Roger Berkowitz

    • Categories: Main course; American
    • Ingredients: scrod fillets; butter; lemons
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  • Add-on barbecue sauce

    • kbrooks on February 10, 2025

      Nice and zesty. Good on lots of dishes, not just for BBQ shrimp.

  • Asian glazed salmon

    • Breadcrumbs on December 26, 2014

      This is a simple and delicious recipe. Equally good on the grill. mr bc even managed this in the summer and no humans were harmed in the process...

  • Barbecued shrimp

    • kbrooks on June 08, 2024

      This is delicious. Precook the bacon strips in the microwave for 1 minute or so before wrapping shrimp for crisper bacon.

  • Coquilles Saint-Jacques

    • kbrooks on February 10, 2025

      Very good. Made exactly as written.

  • Crusty sole

    • kbrooks on May 03, 2026

      Not bad, but not very interesting.

  • Deviled eggs with shrimp

    • kateiscoooking on May 13, 2017

      Great twist on deviled eggs. I used a couple of teaspoons of horseradish and it lent just a hint of heat and a hint of flavor.

  • Easy baked haddock

    • kbrooks on February 10, 2025

      Basic fish fillet recipe. The fresh herbs can be one kind or a mix of several. I use panko for the bread crumbs.

  • Fried haddock

    • mjes on August 16, 2021

      I like to test a fish cookbook out by trying their fried fish recipes, With buttermilk followed by mustard flavored cornmeal/flour mix this recipe works well but I prefer Old Bay to mustard. The suggested tartar sauce is very good but far too busy for my taste ... I switched to nothing but a lemon wedge. Nothing wrong with the recipe -- simply it doesn't match my preferences.

  • Fried-fish coating

    • kbrooks on May 08, 2026

      Not our favorite fish coating. Gritty and the mustard just isn't right.

  • Haddock with an herb and bread crumb topping

    • kbrooks on June 08, 2024

      Salt and pepper the fish before breading. I used fresh bread crumbs and increased the cheese to 3 tablespoons.

  • Mashed potatoes

    • kbrooks on June 08, 2024

      This is a delicious variation on the usual mashed potatoes.

  • Pasta with pancetta and shrimp

    • Breadcrumbs on March 14, 2010

      p. 233 - sauce technique of carbonara

  • Sautéed sole or flounder

    • kbrooks on February 10, 2025

      This is OK. The recipe doesn't specify, but the fish should be seasoned with salt and pepper before coating. I've found using a mixture of half panko crumbs and half flour rather than all flour produces a better result.

  • Speckled butter bean casserole

    • kbrooks on June 08, 2024

      This was nice the first time through. Then I made it again increasing the bacon to 3 slices, the brown sugar to 1 Tablespoon and the tomatoes to a full cup. Then it was outstanding.

  • Steamed mussels

    • Breadcrumbs on March 21, 2010

      P. 81 – Mar 2010 – First use of this rec. Straightforward, fairly traditional preparation. I made with some minor variations. Toasted 5 garlic cloves w skins on in a hot, dry pan. Meanwhile I used cuisinart to finely chop onion then added nicely seared garlic (sans skin) for another quick buzz. I put 1tbsp evoo and 3tbsp butter in hot pan and cooked onion mixture til translucent prior to adding 1 cup white wine then mussels for 5 mins. Delicious. I liked this preparation better than my usual Moules Meuniere as there was less butter. Excellent, will definitely make this recipe again.

  • Steamed snapper with ginger and scallions

    • kateiscoooking on February 25, 2018

      Good but not spectacular. Flavors somewhat muted. Might kick up the steaming arrangement.

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  • ISBN 10 0767906918
  • ISBN 13 9780767906913
  • Published May 13 2003
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 320
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Broadway Books

Publishers Text

From the restaurant that knows best when it comes to seafood, a brand-new cookbook that explains how to buy, store, cook, and enjoy every kind of fish.

Legal Sea Foods is a Boston-area institution that began as a fish market in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1950 and today has more than 26 restaurants in 7 states along the Eastern Seaboard, as well as a mail-order company. In 1998, Bon Appetit named it as one of ten classic American restaurants.

The world of seafood itself has changed considerably since Legal Sea Food's first cookbook was published in 1988. More varieties of seafood are available in local markets then ever before, and the health benefits of eating fish have broadened the audience significantly.

Featuring the innovative recipes that have been added to Legal's menu during the past 15 years, this cookbook includes not only the traditional gold standards but also contemporary dishes.

This new edition also provides an overview of the best techniques for cooking the full range of finfish and shellfish, along with tips on selecting, cleaning, and storing seafood and using leftovers safely. Much more than a cookbook, this is the ultimate sourcebook from America's seafood specialist.



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