Seafood


Yes. You really can cook seafood in fish in the slow cooker. And it's not gross. I promise.

Before I started using my slow cooker every day, I was under the false impression that there just truly wasn't a way to cook fish.

The idea of fish in the crockpot conjured up BAD IMAGERY. Until I figured out the secret: parchment paper or foil packets.

This *truly* is a SUPERB way to cook fish -- our absolute favorite recipe and what I recommend for all beginners is the Parmesan Tilapia.

All recipes are completely gluten-free. If you are not gluten-free, simply ignore my notes, or file them away in case you ever need to cook for someone with a gluten sensitivity.



Fish.
  1. Cedar Planked Salmon
  2. Fillet of Sole with Pesto
  3. Fish Chowder
  4. Foil Packet Tilapia
  5. Halibut in White Sauce with Broccolini
  6. Jamaican Salmon
  7. Lemon and Dill Salmon with Spinach
  8. Mahi Mahi With Asparagus, Broccoli, and Spinach
  9. New England Clam Chowder
  10. Orange Honey Tilapia
  11. Parmesan Tilapia (foil packet fish)
  12. Salmon with Lime Butter  
  13. Sweet and Spicy Salmon Recipe
Seafood.
  1. Bacon Wrapped Scallops Recipe
  2. Barbecued Shrimp (amazing!!)
  3. Cedar Planked Salmon
  4. Crab and Corn Soup  
  5. Crab with Sundried Tomatoes and Horseradish Spread
  6. Fish Chowder Recipe
  7. Foil Packet (parmesan) Tilapia
  8. Halibut in White Sauce with Broccolini
  9. Jamaican Salmon
  10. Lobster Bisque
  11. Paella 
  12. Seafood Alfredo
This is mind blowing! Cooking fish in the crockpot this way is a guaranteed success -- no fish smell in the house and it cooks evenly and perfectly each and every time! Once I tried this technique, I started cooking ALL my fish this way!!

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Posted by: Stephanie O'Dea | A Year of Slow Cooking at May 22, 2017
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  1. Anonymous10/24/2012

    People please try the recipe before adding any comments. I do not appreciate to have to read through everyone saying, it looks good, it sounds good, it sounds delicious, etc.

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  2. annie ann9/07/2013

    I love your recipes I use my slow cooker sometimes just put a piece of meat then make the side dishes its so hot to use the stove thanks

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