When people hear the term “convenience food,” all too often their minds turn to something you probably shouldn’t be eating but have to because of limited time. It could be frozen or canned food; or ...

If you, like me, just stop cooking fish for no particular reason, this is an excellent way to get back on track. Paint a large fillet of cod with a flavorful herb mayonnaise and top it with crunchy ...

Coating white fish fillets with cracker crumbs before baking is a traditional New England recipe, easy and efficient. You can use Ritz crackers or saltines, but cheddar crackers offer an extra flavor ...

What’s good about it? They mean what they say - these cod fillets are “extra large” indeed. They are substantial enough to satisfy the most voracious appetite and the size of the fillets means the ...

1Put a little olive oil in a hot, non-stick frying pan. Brown the skinless cod on both sides. 2In a bowl, combine the chopped herbs with the breadcrumbs, season with the sea salt and white pepper, and ...

Preheat your oven to 450 degrees. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper. Next, lay the cod fillets onto several layers of paper towel. Lay several more layers on top and gently push down ...

Note: Haddock or halibut could be substituted for the cod. This very simple recipe is quite the looker. The potatoes get wonderfully browned and crisp around the edges and the fish always turns out ...

On the table, cod and haddock are remarkably similar: both have firm, flaky and mild-tasting white flesh. Cod and haddock work equally well in the recipe below — and, in fact, in most any recipe. Both ...

Fresh fish is the perfect protein for a light and healthy summer dinner. With its mild flavor and a dense, flaky, white flesh, cod is perfect for warm weather cooking because it's easy to prepare, ...