This Low Country shrimp and potato salad is treated just like a shrimp boil. You cook everything—potatoes, eggs, and shrimp—in a seasoned broth. Show up at your next party with this yellow potato salad with shrimp in it—weird, maybe, but delicious. It’s best served very cold.

This coconut curry salmon with broccoli uses Thai red chili paste for beautiful color and depth of flavor. You can make it spicier by using hot curry powder on the filets, and extra red pepper flakes in the sauce. We like this served in a bowl with rice. Use riced cauliflower for an extra serving of veggies, if you prefer.

For these salmon harvest bowls, broccoli and Brussels sprouts are roasted on a sheet pan with salmon, then served in a bowl with quinoa, feta, cranberries, and pistachios, a perfect bowl of fall flavors.

This mango shrimp ceviche is the perfect summer dish. With crunchy cucumber, juicy tomatoes and mango, jalapeno, and lime juice, it's light, full of flavor, and a great combination of sweet and heat.

Smoked mackerel, a Scandinavian standby, packs plenty of heart-healthy omega-3 fatty acids. Combined with beets, apples, and bread crisps it makes a healthy snack.

This Mediterranean baked fish brings more fish to your diet in a satisfying, tasty way, with fish filets baked in a wonderful Mediterranean combination of tomatoes, olives, spinach, wine, and cream. Prepare some fettuccine, rice, or orzo while the fish bakes to serve alongside.

This shrimp ramen stir fry, loaded with vegetables and made with a delicious sauce instead of the seasoning packet, is a budget-friendly meal for one.

These tuna melt nachos bring the best tuna melt sandwich components to everyone's favorite sports-watching season appetizer: nachos. You are really going to love these.

Typically sweet vanilla adds surprising depth to this creamy lobster bisque.

This easy, party-ready dip is perfect for any get-together. You can make this up to three days in advance.

This shrimp stir-fry with snap peas and baby corn is a little sweet, with a little bit of heat, and is on the dinner table in a matter of minutes. Feel free to substitute sliced water chestnuts for baby corn. Egg rolls on the side are always a plus.

This bang bang salmon, an easy, sweet-spicy sheet pan preparation, is accompanied by a quick cucumber avocado salad. Serve over rice if you like.