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15 Seafood Recipes That Beat the Beach Shack’s

By: kseniaprints · Updated: Jun 8, 2025 · This post may contain affiliate links.

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Beach shacks serve it quick, but these 15 seafood recipes serve it better. Whether air fried, pan-seared, or oven-roasted, they deliver bold flavor without the sand. Each dish brings something fresh to the table and doesn’t need a boardwalk view to shine. You’ll want seconds before you even finish the first bite.

A roasted whole fish topped with leafy greens and roasted tomatoes on a baking tray lined with parchment paper, next to a bowl of peppercorns and a striped cloth.
Fish With Pomegranate Sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Air Fryer Spiced Tilapia

Four seasoned and cooked chicken breasts are arranged on a gray plate, garnished with chopped fresh herbs and lemon wedges. The plate is set on a white marble surface.
Air Fryer Spiced Tilapia. Photo credit: Thermocookery.

Air Fryer Spiced Tilapia cooks in under 15 minutes with a blend of paprika, garlic, and pepper. The fish comes out flaky with a crisp, seasoned edge. Each bite is light, savory, and easy to pair with sides. No fryer, no grill—just fast flavor that works.
Get the Recipe: Air Fryer Spiced Tilapia

Refreshing Colombian Ceviche with Pear, Fennel, and Mango

A bowl of Colombian ceviche with pear, fennel, and mango.
Refreshing Colombian Ceviche with Pear, Fennel, and Mango. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Refreshing Colombian Ceviche with Pear, Fennel, and Mango mixes citrus-marinated fish with sweet fruit and crisp vegetables in 25 minutes. The flavors balance sour, sweet, and crunchy without feeling heavy. It’s bright, cooling, and always tastes fresh. One bowl never feels like enough.
Get the Recipe: Refreshing Colombian Ceviche with Pear, Fennel, and Mango

Nordic Fire-Grilled Salmon

Overhead view of fire-grilled salmon in white plate.
Nordic Fire-Grilled Salmon. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Nordic Fire-Grilled Salmon is ready in under 20 minutes and features charred edges with a juicy center. It’s seasoned simply with dill and mustard for a clean, smoky finish. The texture holds up well and slices clean. It tastes like summer without needing a beach.
Get the Recipe: Nordic Fire-Grilled Salmon

Halloween Smoked Salmon Eye Canapes

Halloween Smoked Salmon Eye Canapes. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Halloween Smoked Salmon Eye Canapés take just 15 minutes with cream cheese, olives, and slices of cured fish. The bite is soft, salty, and just rich enough. Despite the fun look, they stay classic in taste. People grab two before they even ask what’s in them.
Get the Recipe: Halloween Smoked Salmon Eye Canapes

Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe

Overhead view of sockeye salmon in cast iron pan.
Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe is done in 15 minutes with crisp skin and a tender, juicy center. The flavor is rich and slightly earthy, with just enough salt. It’s quick but feels like a full dinner. Nothing fancy, just done right.
Get the Recipe: Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe

Classic White Fish In White Wine Sauce

White fish fillets on a white plate with lemon wedges and fork.
Classic White Fish In White Wine Sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Classic White Fish in White Wine Sauce cooks in under 30 minutes and features flaky fish in a lemony, buttery sauce. The wine adds depth while the herbs keep it light. It’s smooth, subtle, and easy to serve with anything. Every forkful tastes like it took longer than it did.
Get the Recipe: Classic White Fish In White Wine Sauce

Moroccan Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner

Sheet pan salmon and cauliflower.
Moroccan Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Moroccan Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner bakes in 30 minutes with cumin, paprika, and roasted vegetables all in one pan. The salmon stays juicy with spice and sweetness from the bake. It’s bold and balanced without being complicated. You don’t need sides—everything’s right there.
Get the Recipe: Moroccan Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner

Pomegranate Glazed Whole Salmon

Pomegranate Glazed Whole Salmon. Photo credit: At The Immigrants Table.

Pomegranate Glazed Whole Salmon takes under an hour and comes out with a caramelized, tangy crust. The inside stays moist and flavorful with citrus and spice notes. It looks impressive but eats even better. There’s no wrong way to plate it.
Get the Recipe: Pomegranate Glazed Whole Salmon

Peach Salmon Skewers with Peach Jalapeno Crema

Side view of salmon skewers with more in background.
Peach Salmon Skewers with Peach Jalapeno Crema. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Peach Salmon Skewers with Peach Jalapeño Crema cook in 25 minutes and bring smoky, fruity, and spicy flavors together. The salmon chars lightly while the peach sauce adds sweet heat. Each bite is soft, juicy, and balanced. It works just as well at hot or room temperature.
Get the Recipe: Peach Salmon Skewers with Peach Jalapeno Crema

Baked Oat-Crusted Cod Fillets

Baked Oat-Crusted Cod Fillets. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Baked Oat-Crusted Cod Fillets are prepared in 30 minutes, featuring a crisp, golden crust and a flaky interior. The oats add crunch without breading, and the flavor stays mild and nutty. The fish holds its shape without drying out. It’s simple but feels special.
Get the Recipe: Baked Oat-Crusted Cod Fillets

Easy Baked Oysters Mornay Recipe with Breadcrumbs, Butter, and Garlic

A glass dish filled with baked oysters topped with creamy sauce and garnished with fresh parsley. Lemon slices and oyster shells are placed nearby on a wooden surface, along with garlic cloves.
Easy Baked Oysters Mornay Recipe with Breadcrumbs, Butter, and Garlic. Photo credit: Thermocookery.

Baked Oysters Mornay are ready in 20 minutes with buttery breadcrumbs and sharp cheese baked over tender oysters. The flavor is rich, salty, and just garlicky enough. They crisp on top but stay juicy inside. Everyone reaches for them first.
Get the Recipe: Easy Baked Oysters Mornay Recipe with Breadcrumbs, Butter, and Garlic

Teriyaki Glazed Salmon Risotto Recipe

Teriyaki Glazed Salmon Risotto Recipe. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Teriyaki Glazed Salmon Risotto Recipe takes about 45 minutes and combines creamy rice with sweet-savory glazed fish. The salmon flakes into the risotto, adding flavor and texture throughout. The glaze brings just enough sugar and soy to keep it interesting. Every spoonful feels complete.
Get the Recipe: Teriyaki Glazed Salmon Risotto Recipe

Lemon Air Fryer Salmon

Four grilled salmon fillets garnished with fresh dill and lemon slices are arranged on a white oval platter. The fillets are seasoned with herbs and pepper. The edge of a striped cloth and a serving of broccoli are partially visible.
Lemon Air Fryer Salmon. Photo credit: Thermocookery.

Lemon Air Fryer Salmon cooks in just 12 minutes and comes out flaky with a bright citrus punch. The seasoning is light but sharp enough to cut through the richness. It holds up well without sides or sauce. It’s the kind of meal that doesn’t need fuss.
Get the Recipe: Lemon Air Fryer Salmon

Cold Haddock In Carrot Lemon Sauce

A plate of food on a table next to a bowl of parsley.
Cold Haddock In Carrot Lemon Sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Cold Haddock in Carrot Lemon Sauce chills after cooking and blends sweet carrot puree with tangy lemon over flaky fish. The flavor is bright and soft, with just enough acid to cut through. It’s light, tender, and doesn’t need to be reheated. One bite feels like a reset.
Get the Recipe: Cold Haddock In Carrot Lemon Sauce

Fish With Pomegranate Sauce

Fish With Pomegranate Sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant's Table.

Fish with Pomegranate Sauce is finished in under 30 minutes and layers tart molasses over firm, white fish. The sauce adds depth without overpowering the mild base. It’s sweet, tangy, and a little savory. One plate holds everything together.
Get the Recipe: Fish With Pomegranate Sauce

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