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Kerala prawn curry

Kerala prawn curry

This south Indian curry sings with coconut, fragrant spices, and the freshest of fresh prawns.
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Oyster

How to shuck an oyster

Follow these tips from seafood expert John Susman and you’ll be on your way to perfectly shucked oysters every time.
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Cirrus

Cirrus

At Barangaroo, a dining district rife with "concepts", Cirrus stands out as a real restaurant.
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Garum fish stew

What is garum?

This ancient Roman staple is enjoying a renaissance in modern kitchens, from René Redzepi’s beef-based version to restaurant Pipit's vegan green garlic sauce. Plus, a recipe for garum fish stew by Sydney's Pendolino.
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Fish burgers

Fish burgers

Nothing beats a classic battered fish burger. Don't forget the tartare sauce.
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Dressed crab

Jordan Toft’s dressed crab

Roasted mud crab dressed with its own juice, then enlivened even more with tangy mayonnaise - does lunch get much better than this?
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Spaghettini with pipis

Spaghettini with pipis

The foolproof combination of white wine, garlic, seafood and tomato is employed here for a super-quick weeknight dinner.
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Lemon-cured sardines

Lemon-cured sardines

Utterly simple and with a speedy curing process, these sardines make a quick and easy light lunch with some crusty bread or an effortless starter as part of a larger menu.
Seafood stew with risoni

Seafood stew with risoni

A medley of seafood shines in this tomato, fennel and white wine broth that feeds a crowd and uses just one pot. Ripper.
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Clams with bacon and corn

Clams with bacon and corn

This is one of those meals where you can put the pot in the middle of the table and just let everyone serve themselves and get a bit messy. A pile of napkins and plenty of toasted sourdough are essential.
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