Tonight’s dinner was shrimp scampi with fresh fettuccine, inspired by @Aubergine ’s post:
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All those pasta dishes have me craving some 
- might be dinner at casa lingua tomorrow!
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Got some halibut and sea bass cubes there just this afternoon!
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Report back!
Really nice! Poached in garlic/ginger/coconut milk broth, added some sliced and lightly steamed baby bok choy, served with Jasmin rice. Tokyo Fish Market always shines!
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I like and (loosely) follow the seriouseats recipe, which doesn’t use much oil (2 tbs)…
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Berkeley Bowl West also has fish trim, usually salmon, sometimes mixed white fish.
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Thanks - good to know! I occasionally (more like rarely!) make a fish terrine - sort of a gefilte fish loaf - and scraps and trim are the way to go.
Looks really good!
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Oh phooey pandemic brain strikes again! Can anyone tell me how to move a post from one thread to another?..
That looks so good!
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no worries – I requested the mods
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I was quite pleased. It really depends mostly on the noodles, i think.
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Thank you!
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Salmon is not high on my list but this could be a game changer, very nice!
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Literally every top I wore to work this week was blue. My boring fashion style is even boring myself.
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Drank the kool-aid and bought the $99.00 Mila Soup dumpling deal from Costco. Three 50 ct bags of soup dumplings, steamer basket and bowls. Delivered in 2 days, frozen solid thanks to the dry ice.
And surprisingly good. Not Tasty Dumpling good (hand made dumplings a couple towns over), but respectable. Would keep a bag in the freezer once we go through these. Need to find a better steamer base.
Steamed up pork and pork/shrimp dumplings with bok choy on the side. A good Friday night dinner.
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