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Dishing Out Our FavoritesHi it’s Chef LaDuke and welcome back to the chef’s blog.In our last video cast from a great Cape Cod fish market, Chef Mickler and I spoke about how we would cook our favorite fresh fish. In these next two videos, we’ll show you how to create those dishes. Both are inspired by our hometowns. Chef Mickler creates a flounder recipe reminiscent of his childhood on Florida’s Gulf Coast. And as a New England native, I chose to cook fresh salmon. If you have any questions about seafood, please feel free to drop us a note. You can also see these recipes and many more in our Virtual Fresh Fish Cookbook. Grilled Salmon with Sea Scallops Click Here for this recipe Flounder A La Meuniere Click Here for this recipe Thanks for visiting the blog. Be sure to stop by your local restaurant soon and see what’s fresh today at Red Lobster. Labels: Chef_Videos
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I would really love for you to make a video on how to cook a lobster on the grill. I love Lobster, grilled or fried!! Please I would like to see something on making a lobster and steak meal with all the seasonings to make it taste just right. LOVE YA!!! # posted by
 : October 8, 2007 1:16 PM i made fresh scallops they tasted very fishy made my stomach turn but when i eat them at red lobster they taste great all i used was some butter. what am i doing wrong
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: November 18, 2007 12:59 AM This is my first visit to your web site, fabulous! Been printing recipes all afternoon! My question: would you send me the recipe for the sauce that is served with the coconut shrimp at Red Lobster. We live about 100 miles away from the nearest Red Lobster, love the coconut shrimp, would like to make it at home. Thanks!
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: November 19, 2007 7:19 PM I would love to have the old recipe for your shrimp rockefellar. That was my favorite dish you all had and I can't get it anymore at any of our area locations. Would that be possible?
TNickels@daytonmetrolibrary.org Do you have a recipe for Oyster's Rockefellar? I had some while on vacation in Orlando this year, mmmmmm wonderful. Donna81043@yahoo.com
Love your website! Would love even more a great easy Clam Chowder Soup, like the one you serve in the restaurant. I could eat that stuff everyday. I really like the $'s off coupons also. Thanks so much for all the good recipes and tips on cooking seafood. Look forward to many more.
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: December 3, 2007 1:51 AM Love your cocanut shrimp, will you please share your recipe. Do you use cocanut milk to dip the shrimp, them flour, the roll in cocanut? Infact we love everything.
Merry Christmas, and a very Happy New Year. # posted by
: December 12, 2007 7:52 PM HI! THIS IS MY FIRST VISIT TO YOUR SITE AND YOU HAVE SUCH A WONDERFUL SELECTION. I'VE NOTICED THAT YOU DON'T HAVE THE GARLIC SHRIMP ON THE LIST, THE ONE WITH OIL AND GARLIC FLAVOUR AND ITS BROILED I BELIEVE WITH LITTLE BITS OF PARSLEY I GATHER. I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE THE RECIPE ALONG WITH YOUR CLAM CHOWDER, AND COCONUT SHRIMP RECIPE TO TRY AT HOME FOR CHRISTMAS IF ITS NO INCONVENIANCE TO YOU.
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: December 19, 2007 6:29 AM I would love to learn how to make my lobster tails look like the ones in your restauant! They look soo yummy! Would you kindly post a video pr perhaps just the steps for preapring Lobster Tails?
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: December 22, 2007 9:49 PM I would LOVE to have the recipe for your famous garlic bisquits.
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: December 27, 2007 1:18 AM How do you make those great cheese garlic biscuits that are served along with the salad? I'd love a recipe to try this.
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: January 4, 2008 12:37 PM Hello. I love the site. I would really be interested in the garlic biscuits and the shrimp scampi recipes. Thank you for your time.
My first time here,,, I would like to have the recipe for your coleslaw. Pleeeez It is soooo good !!
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