August 4, 2024

Here’s something to wrap your head around – bluefish that tastes delicious! I’ve never been a big fan of bluefish. They have sharp teeth and oily, fishy, and worst of all blue meat, that makes them less than desirable (at least for me).For a long time, my husband Ryan and I have tried to figure out a

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I Never Liked Bluefish, Until I Tried This Simple Recipe
July 28, 2024

Now that Ryan and I are getting a handle on our baby Hallie’s sleep schedule, Ryan will be out every week searching and hopefully catching a few slot-size bass. Of course I understand that many anglers these days are strictly catch and release when it comes to stripers, and that’s perfectly fine.  But even for you

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Striped Bass & Roasted Vegetable Tacos
July 21, 2024

When I first shared a recipe for ceviche on My Fishing Cape Cod we used halibut, which is a great fish to use for ceviche. However, I am guessing most people reading this have no way of catching their own fresh halibut! That’s why I wanted to recreate ceviche using fresh caught striped bass, because I

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How to Make Striped Bass Ceviche
July 14, 2024

Quahogs are a staple of summer on Cape Cod, and what better way to celebrate the warm weather than with a homemade stuffed quahog recipe! If you’re a New Englander like me, then you know a stuffed quahog when you see one.  Just to be clear, a stuffed quahog is also known as a stuffed clam

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Cape Cod Stuffed Quahogs with Chorizo
July 7, 2024

Whether you live on Cape Cod or are here on vacation, going out to breakfast is a favorite for many.   Cape Cod has a lot to offer when it comes to breakfast options, so I reached out to the members of My Fishing Cape Cod for their favorite breakfast spots, and boy do we have

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The Best of Cape Cod: Top Breakfast Spots
February 24, 2024

Have you ever considered cooking fish with fresh dill and minced ginger?   If not, then let me tell you that it’s not something to be missed.  Fresh dill and minced ginger goes great on flounder, swordfish, cod and salmon. In addition to the minced ginger and fresh dill, in this weekend’s episode of My Fishing Cape

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How to Make a Citrus Salad Side Dish for your Next Fish Dinner
November 26, 2023

When the seasons change and the temps drop, it’s time for rich sauces made for crusty bread to sop it all up.  For todays recipe, I’m sharing with you this creamy, tangy and very flavorful sauce made with a few simple ingredients, some of which you might already have, and even better, it takes about

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How to Make Coconut Sweet Chili Mussels
November 19, 2023

Light, airy Jonah crab cakes, made with sweet corn and made in the air fryer for a quick and easy meal any time of year. You can make a quick lime crema to go with these crab cakes, or they taste great with a southwestern style salad, with ingredients like fresh pico de gallo, avocado and

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How To Make Jonah Crab & Corn Cakes
November 12, 2023

A major twist on the classic linguine with clam sauce, also known as vongole.  This dish is creamy, full of flavor, with a little added crunch at the end made with toasted bread crumbs.  It’s perfect for the winter season ahead. If you’re a fan of littlenecks, love cajun flavors and pasta is your jam, then

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How to Make Cajun Clam Pasta
November 5, 2023

Get ready for a fresh new take on fish – tangy, sweet and just perfect for freshly caught striped bass. This particular fish was just caught the day before which is of course ideal. Orange, lemon and lime, with a hint of butter was drizzled over this lightly seasoned bass fillet, served with a side of

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How to Make Citrus Striped Bass
October 29, 2023

A very uncomplicated recipe that looks and tastes incredibly gourmet, as if you ordered it at a restaurant.  With the addition of my new secret weapon for salmon, this isn’t as much a recipe post as it is a call to remind you that if you’re not grilling on cedar planks, you don’t know what

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How to Make Grilled Cedar Plank Salmon
October 22, 2023

This is one of those meals that takes you back to a beach vacation somewhere in the Caribbean with all the spicy, sweet and savory flavors.  Jerk seasoning is one of those nostalgic flavors for me from a trip I took to Jamaica.  I had it on chicken, but today, we used swordfish which knocked

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How to Make Grilled Jerk Swordfish with Pineapple Salsa