Crab Louis Cucumber Cups

I saw this just recently in Cuisine at Home magazine. Two of my favorite flavors in the world, crab salad and cucumbers! Very tasty and very pretty, and a real company pleaser. I hid 3 away on a lovely dish while I charged up my camera battery, but someone found them. :( Be sure to use the English cucumbers because of their seedless, uniform shape and tender skin. These would also be very good with shrimp. I made them up about 1 hour ahead, tented them with toothpicks and plastic in the fridge, then served them on lettuce leaves. YUM! — posted by Chef PotPie



Mustard Sauce for Fish

From The United States Regional Cookbook, Culinary Institute of Chicago, 1947. -- posted by Molly53

Creamy Parmesan Garlic Shrimp

From another website. This recipe uses frozen pre-cooked shrimp and they were great. Kids and DH liked this a lot. I served this with linguine. -- posted by Oolala

Salmon Patties

Adapted from Kellogg’s recipe website. — posted by Tony Bozzi



Mom’s Shrimp Butter

My mom always made this when we had company. Any leftovers are superb on toasted bagels the next morning! -- posted by appleydapply

Gingered Tuna Pasta Salad

I had made PaulaG’s Gingered Tuna Salad #162700, but suprise company caused this dish to morh into a Gingered Tuna/Pasta Salad. Loads of compliments and recipe requests! I hope you enjoy! — posted by Glori-B



Seafood Cocktail Salad

Now that I have found ways to use my cans of Geisha Tiny Shrimp, I need to go buy their crab meat so I can make this. -- posted by Charlotte J

Smoked Oysters Spread

This is easy to make but chill time is 2 hours to overnight to blend the flavors. -- posted by Charlotte J

Salmon Cream Cheese Spread

I’ve always made the same salmon salad for parties and it’s good, but then I came across this which is really yummy! My dad’s a commercial salmon fisherman and I’m going to pass this on to him as well so he can add something else to his salmon repertoire. :) — posted by SuzyQ in Seattle



Shrimp Saute Vin Blanc

A rich dish suitable for company. Serve with French bread and a green salad. Recipe from The Tremont Hotel. -- posted by cookiedog