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Cook the Book: 'Baking Unplugged'

i under-baked some sweet rolls and thought i could salvage it by steaming them. they turned in to soggy lumps and then when cooled were like bricks.

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Cook the Book: Martha Stewart's Hors d'Oeuvres Handbook

fried chicken for my husband and his friends watching football

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Cook the Book: 'Baking Unplugged'

i under-baked some sweet rolls and thought i could salvage it by steaming them. they turned in to soggy lumps and then when cooled were like bricks.

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Cook the Book: Martha Stewart's Hors d'Oeuvres Handbook

fried chicken for my husband and his friends watching football

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McDonald's Filet-O-Fish: Yea or Nay?

i love the filet o fish. Ya, it might look like a big fish stick but if you look at the inside after you take your first bite into it, you'll see the still intact flakes of fish. So, if you think about it, it's just a battered filet of fish (as plainly explained in the name), cut in a rectangle.

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Cook the Book: 'The Modern Baker'

Finally getting my sourdough bread to work and my 2 year old's birthday last week.

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McDonald's Filet-O-Fish: Yea or Nay?

I haven't had one in decades but just to keep this sandwich going, I will go there and have them.

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McDonald's Filet-O-Fish: Yea or Nay?

They're tastey but they're like 700 calories each!!!!!!

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McDonald's Filet-O-Fish: Yea or Nay?

cheap and delicious - it's a classic. during the mad-cow scare, this was the only sandwich my gf allowed me to eat from the mcd's and i learned to love it. and believe me people, you should worry more about where they get their dairy and poultry than worry about the fish. lastly, i love the tartar sauce overload, once i take it out of the box, i smear half of it on my box and use it as dipping sauce for my golden delicious potato stix. =)

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

That's a difficult question, because I would say it depends on the fish and depends on the mood. Really fresh, flavorful fish would be beautiful as sashimi or perhaps ceviche. Salmon, tuna, and swordfish are excellent girlled, both in terms of flavour and texture. I do like roasted salmon, though. Often I will roast it with just some butter, salt, and pepper, but I also like to roast whole salmon stuffed with fennel and orange. More delicate fish, like sea bass or trout, are better steamed or pan-fried in butter and served with a splash of lemon juice.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

Mahi-Mahi with a macadamia and panko crust - served on a coconut milk reduction with a Thai garlic/chili paste.

For a little bit fresher and healthier taste, halibut steamed in parchment paper along with some lemon slices, rosemary sprig, white wine and asparagus.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I love to eat seafood that's deep fried.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

Broiled with olive oil, lemon juice and garlic. If I'm feeling like a little spice, I go for the blackened seasoning as well.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I like the person above who said with old salt seasoning. I also use lemon wedges and garlic butter. I love seafood

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I am a big fan of boiling shellfish with Old Bay Seasoning. It's old school but it is so good!

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I have never cooked fish my self, so I would have to say the favorite is when someone cooks it for me. I would love to learn how to cook seafood.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

Grilled with olive oil, salt and pepper

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

grilled on the grill-Salmon garrettsambo@aol.com

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I use butter and garlic when I cook shrimp.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I love my seafood (especially tuna, salmon, or red fish) blackened, Cajun style, dipped in tons of butter. Thanks for the giveaway - Eric Ripert's an amazing chef!

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

my hub makes an awesome seafood lasagna :)

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

I'm not much of a seafood eater, but I do like fresh perch, or haddock, that is battered and fried in butter and served with homemade fries and coleslaw.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

My favorite way to eat seafood is at Red Lobster where someone else does the work!

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

sauteed with a lemon butter sauce and plenty of garlic

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

It depends on the seafood. My favorite is usually grilled or sauteed, but also love smoked, steamed, fried, baked, etc! I also don't like thick sauces or heavy batters, and prefer fresh herbs and good seasonings.

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Cook the Book: 'On the Line'

Salmon with salt in pepper in the oven for a few minutes.

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