Seafood is more than a tasty meal—it's packed with nutrients like omega-3s, vitamins, and minerals. Discover expert insights into the science of seafood nutrition and learn how to incorporate fish into your diet for better health.
Clams are filter feeders that primarily eat phytoplankton, zooplankton, and detritus. Learn how they use their siphon and gills to forage, and why they're vital for maintaining healthy coastal ecosystems.
Black mussels are a nutritional powerhouse rich in lean protein, B12, iron, and zinc. Learn how to clean, cook, and serve them in classic white wine garlic sauce or spicy tomato broth.
Identify the freshest live scallops by checking for creamy white color, mild sweet smell, firm texture, intact shells, and an attached adductor muscle. Five key freshness indicators explained.
Oyster liquor is the briny, flavorful liquid that surrounds oysters in their shells. Discover what it is, how to use it in soups, sauces, and marinades, and how to store it.
Snow crab season runs October to April, with peak flavor and value from January to March. Learn when to buy snow crab legs for the freshest, sweetest meat year-round.
Lobster and crab are two of the world's most popular shellfish. Discover the differences in taste, price, nutrition, and cooking methods to find your perfect seafood choice.
Jonah Crab is a sweet, mildly briny Atlantic delicacy prized for its tender claw meat. Learn how to cook it, its nutritional benefits, and why it's a sustainable seafood choice.
Scallops are a safe, nutritious seafood choice during pregnancy — low in mercury and high in protein, vitamins, and minerals. Learn how to prepare them safely.
Sea scallops are a lean, protein-rich superfood packed with vitamin B12, magnesium, potassium, and Omega-3 fatty acids — with impressive cardiovascular and cognitive health benefits.