Steamed fish makes for a light and bright dinner that can be prepared in 30 minutes. Thick halibut fillets replace the whole ...

There it is at the seafood market, a whole fish, gleaming fresh, eyes bulging, looking like it just flopped up from out of the ocean. It’s so gorgeous you have to buy it. Now the question is: What the ...

I am extremely particular about the way I like to cook my fish. I love a crispy-skinned fillet cooked in a skillet, but it inevitably splatters oil everywhere and is, well, a little stanky. And ...

If you’ve resolved to eat better in the new year, steam firm-fleshed white fish — we use bass here — and add plenty of zip and spice to keep everyone interested. A Chinese bamboo steamer makes things ...

Chef Daniel Holzman (creator of the Meatball Shop and Danny Boy’s Famous Original) and Matt Rodbard (James Beard Award-winning cofounder of the food site Taste), didn’t set out to write the ...

Following up on his James Beard Award-winning cookbook “Milk Street: Tuesday Nights” in 2018, Christopher Kimball’s latest book is “Milk Street: The New Rules,” which challenges us to rethink the way ...

Using a sharp knife, make 2-3 diagonal slits on both sides of each fish, piercing the skin so it separates. Set aside on a tray. In a small bowl, stir together fish sauce, soy sauce, oyster sauce, ...

Following up on his James Beard Award-winning cookbook “Milk Street: Tuesday Nights” in 2018, Christopher Kimball’s latest book is “Milk Street: The New Rules,” which challenges us to rethink the way ...

Baking, frying, and grilling are just some of the common ways to cook fish. In the vast world of Chinese cuisine, however, there's a method to cook the seafood that's traditional and not quite as ...

Steaming is one of the healthiest ways to prepare certain foods. Vegetables retain their nutrients and stay crisp-tender, and chicken and fish cook without the addition of oil, which saves calories.

Around a decade back, it felt like microwaves were going out of style. Sure, there's the uneven heating, inspired sogginess, ...