Fish

Cedar planks infuse grilled salmon with even more smoky flavor.

It's hard to say no to a batch of Southern fried catfish, but want to learn how to take your fresh catch to the next level? It's high time you learned how to make easy catfish tacos.

Baked, fried, or grilled, these tilapia recipes make for a simple and delicious dinner dish.

The perfect main for your next fish fry.

Kebabs are fun and easy ways to serve a weeknight meal.

Fire up the grill, y’all!

For making poke at home, Sheldon Simeon first recommends stocking your pantry with a few Hawaiian staples.

Keep this classic is in constant rotation for a reason - it's a breeze to throw together and a guaranteed crowd pleaser.

Aromatic lemongrass, fennel, and scallions take this slow-cooker salmon to the next level.

Canned tuna has come a long way since the mayo-laden sandwiches of our youth. Look for great-tasting, sustainably caught tuna right at your local grocery store—no special ordering necessary. Check the label for "pole and line caught" (or "pole caught") and the blue Marine Stewardship Council seal, two good signs you've chosen an environmentally friendly variety.

Fresh, fried fish will be cooked to perfection in just 15 minutes with this simple three-step process.

You'll fall hook, line, and sinker for this classic menu of fried fish, perfectly crispy hush puppies, and peanut-topped cola cake.

No need to be afraid when it comes to cooking fish fillets.

Recipes using fresh summer produce that the whole family will love.

Crunchy Pickled Snap Peas bring welcome texture to this salad.

We couldn't help but give this spicy tuna roll recipe a Southern spin.

From Easy Grilled Salmon to Air Fryer Popcorn Shrimp, these delicious seafood recipes will become your go-to weeknight meals.

The fish of the day is now super easy to make for dinner.

Fire up the grill for fabulous fish in three easy steps.

Start with our delicious slow-cooker suppers, finish with our famous Southern cakes and pies.

You can substitute catfish, salmon, tuna, or tilapia for trout.

Yes, as long as you eat the right foods. From berries to garlic (yes, garlic), add these ingredients to your shopping list.

This elegant warm radish-and-potato salad makes a fancy first course or a light lunch.

Crushed corn tortilla chips make the crispiest, crunchiest coating for pan-fried fish filets.