Article: The cure for fish fatigue New recipes refresh too-familiar seafood

Where I live in the Pacific Northwest, the waters swim with an unbelievable amount of edible fish and shellfish. They are cast for, jigged for, trolled for, dug, picked and trapped. Then steamed, broiled, pickled, grilled, baked, poached, pan-fried, stir-fried and even eaten raw.

With such an abundance and so many basic preparations, you wouldn't think we'd ever need a new recipe. Yet many of us hesitate to cook seafood at home. Why?

Too messy? Difficult? Has to be done at the last minute? Well, maybe it's easy in summer when you can grill outdoors - that's always good. But indoors? In spring? Maybe you're just plain bored with your usual recipes. So, how about trying a few new approaches, ...

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