A Sustainable Seafood Summer in Seattle - 75 recipes in 97 days
Share Tweet Understudy :Â A person who learns another’s role in order to be able to act as a replacement on short notice If you are a baseball fan, you know the story of Wally Pipp and Lou Gehrig…if not, indulge me for a moment. Â Pipp was the starting first basemen for the NY Yankees in [...]
Share Tweet Oh, there’s so much more fun I could have had with today’s headline, but I’ll leave for that my friends on Twitter/Facebook (hello @MarcSeattle!) But I did have a great time on my first attempt – and a successful one! – at deboning a whole trout for stuffing! Â Thanks to Becky’s excellent how-to [...]
Share Tweet Count me among the lazy cooks who would prefer to buy a beautiful cleaned, filleted, ready-to-cook piece of fish. Â I never really saw any reason to know how to fillet a whole fish – that’s for those crazy people that get up at 0-dark-thirty and go fishing out in the middle of nowhere. [...]
Share Tweet Alright, I finally give up! Â I’m waiving the white flag over finding any Arctic Char in the greater Seattle area. In Good Fish, Becky explains that there was a 2009 landslide at one of the largest arctic char farms (Washington’s Cascade Aqua Farms) that affected the availability of local sourced arctic char, but [...]
Share Tweet Are you one of those families that had a traditional Sunday dinner, such as a roasted whole chicken or pot roast? Â There were always great veggies and gravy and…fill in the blank for your particular family favorites. But have you ever thought of a Sunday dinner that featured a beautiful fish, providing a [...]
Karen Rosenzweig cooked all 75 recipes from "Good Fish" in the 97 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day AND blogged about it here daily!
The book that inspired this project - Good Fish by Becky Selengut. Read more about the book by clicking the menu tab "the inspiration" above
Yes, I did finish cooking all 75 recipes by 6pm PT on Labor Day (9/5/11)!!! Stay tuned for a few review and wrapup articles in September - sincere thanks to all who have been faithfully reading along!