The Fishwife’s Recipes
Explore by fish or seafood
- Abalone
- Ahi Tuna
- Albacore Tuna
- Anchovies
- Clams
- Cod
- Coonstripe shrimp
- Dungeness Crab
- Eel
- Halibut
- Herring
- Lingcod
- Mackerel
- Monkeyface eel
- Mussels
- Night Smelt
- Ocean Whitefish
- Octopus
- Oysters
- Perch
- Petrale Sole
- Rockfish
- Sablefish (Black Cod)
- Salmon
- Sand Dabs
- Sardines
- Seabass
- Spot Prawns
- Squid (Calamari)
- Surf Perch
- Surf Smelt
- Trout
- True Cod
- Yellowtail Jack
- blanquillo
- bluefin tuna
- shrimp
- swordfish
- true cod
Cioppino with spot prawns & halibut cheeks!
Sea Forager superstar Ang Wisco shares her special occasion Cioppino recipe, featuring spot prawns, halibut cheeks and mussels!
White Wine Steamed Mussels with Fennel & Sausage
Chop, sautee, and simmer your way into deliciousness! Vin Vino Wines owner and site host Lisa Robins shares her favorite mussel recipe and wine pairing. Dig in!
Summer Cioppino
Summer Cioppino with Graci Etna Bianco Sicily 2019 From our CSF site hosts at Bay Grape!
Spicy Thai Mussels
Don’t let this photo fool you, this recipe for Thai style mussels is delicious!! Ha. Food photography is hard. Especially when you’re hungry.
Seafood Stew ala Parkside in Stinson Beach
I usually start with about 4oz rock fish per person plus 2 mussels, 2 clams, 2 shrimp. If you have a chunk of Dungeness crab or scallops, add. This is the best way to use rock fish, in my opinion.
Easy steamed mussels with wine
This delicious bowl of steamy mussels creates a big impact with minimal effort. Plus, you're cooking with wine! So pour yourself a glass and let's get started.... Be sure to have a nice big pot with a close-fitting lid. The mussels will open and take up more space when they cook, so leave some room in there. A pair of tongs is also super useful for moving them to the bowls later.
Drunken Mussels with Fennel & Lemon
Pick up a 4-pack (or more pack!) of Leffe or your favorite Belgian ale. It’s time to get saucy!
Mussels with italian sausage
This delicious bowl of steamy mussels creates a big impact with minimal effort. Plus, you're cooking with wine! So pour yourself a glass and let's get started.... Be sure to have a nice big pot with a close-fitting lid. The mussels will open and take up more space when they cook, so leave some room in there. A pair of tongs is also super useful for moving them to the bowls later.