Yesterday I spent a laid-back afternoon outside, and enjoyed a meal of swordfish, hot off the grill, prepared Sicilian-style. While tonight I don't have time for open-air cooking, I'll continue my love of all plates Sicilian (and using my leftover swordfish!) with a penne avvocato. This fresh pasta toss calls for high-quality Mediterranean ingredients, like San Marzano tomatoes, anchovy fillets, capers, and basil, to build layer up on layer of flavor in under half an hour. For a dinner that requires next to no prep, keep reading
Sunday BBQ: Sicilian-Style Swordfish
After indulgence in Aspen and before any July 4th eating sprees, I've been attempting to enjoy healthier dishes that profess more delicate flavors. This weekend, I can't wait to make a simple, straightforward, yet elegant recipe from Italian culinary expert Marcella Hazan.
It's simply swordfish, drizzled with infused herb oil — no salty rubs or creamy sauces required. Serve it with lightly dressed greens, like watercress, and that other Sicilian favorite, caponata. Get the recipe when you read more
Fast & Easy Dinner: Skewered Swordfish Rolls
This summer, I'm trying to experiment with different types of fish. Although I cook with plenty of seafood, usually I make salmon or shellfish. When I found this recipe for skewered swordfish, I couldn't help but get excited. The fish is rubbed with a lemon garlic herb mixture before being pounded thin. Next a thick orange tapenade coats the fish. It sounds delicious and exciting with a wonderfully pretty presentation.
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Fast & Easy Dinner: Swordfish With Fennel & Mint Salad

Grilled fish is an excellent ingredient for fast and easy dinners. Look at swordfish as if it were a blank canvas painted with the flavors of mint, capers, garlic, and lemon juice. Accompany it with a quick salad of marinated fennel and arugula, and you'll have a healthy and delicious dinner. Pair it all with a cool glass of Pinot Grigio and let the weekend begin! Hungry for the recipe? Just read more