Seafood boils are one of the great dishes of Southern summers. For a simple weeknight version, I like to stick with the basics: shrimp, potatoes and corn. I also skip the big pot of water and throw ...

“Hot seafood spring” is my favorite time of year. Though all seafood is hot when you cook it, of course, I’m referring to the seafood boils of my youth that proliferate in the South (where they use ...

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Kat Thompson is the associate editor of Eater at Home, covering home cooking and baking, cookbooks, and kitchen gadgets. She likes shrimp both deep-fried and dipped in tartar sauce or raw with spicy ...

When summer rolls around, seafood boils become a staple for gatherings. Envision vibrant platters filled with shrimp, crab, and seasonal veggies, all infused with bold flavors. Whether you’re drawn to ...

This seafood boil is an homage to the crawfish boils of Louisiana, with a Sicilian twist courtesy of the addition of oranges and artichokes steeped in the broth. You can use this same method with ...

You may be wondering how a dish with “boil” in the title can be made on a sheet pan, but hear me out. While the exact history of seafood boils is a bit murky, we know the origins actually date back to ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Seafood recipes are good any time of the year, but there's something about summertime that makes them ...

Shrimp is a true seafood superstar, an economical ingredient that’s perfect for both quick-and-easy meals and special occasions. Whether grilled, sautéed, fried or baked, shrimp always delivers ...

There is absolutely nothing like a shrimp boil, but this flavorful recipe captures its essence by roasting the ingredients on a sheet tray instead of simmering them in a pot of broth. Serve it on its ...

This recipe from Martha Stewart magazine just says summer, whether you tuck yourself away in a cottage in Maine or you are right here in Boise, Idaho, hoping the super-hot temperatures won't keep you ...