seared swordfish steak on a plate - Michelle McGlinn/Tasting Table Swordfish is a unique fish named for its long, pointy nose that, because of its speed, size, and natural habitat, is hard to catch in ...

1. Have on hand a small rimmed baking sheet or broiler pan large enough to hold the swordfish in one layer. 2. Snap off the tough bottom ends of the asparagus spears and discard the ends. Cut the ...

If you love shellfish, flaky white fish and seafood classics such as salmon or tuna, but have never had swordfish before, it's time to correct that! Swordfish is a mild-tasting white fish that has a ...

Swordfish happens to be one of my favorite fish to cook or grill. It is very rich and filling. The consistency holds up really well when on the grill or pan-frying. It is not a fish that will fall ...

Thick pieces of swordfish are built for grilling, writes chef Jeremy Sewall in "The Row 34 Cookbook." Thinly cut swordfish overcooks easily, he says. Simmer cannellini beans in advance (you can also ...

Venere rice and swordfish cups blend the rich tradition of Italian seafood dishes with a modern twist—color and taste in ...

Swordfish steaks are ideal for grilling. The thick and meaty fish is somewhat oily, making it easy to turn on the barbecue grate. Its mild, somewhat sweet flavor lends itself to this herbaceous sauce.

Your grill performs double duty in this dish, adding flavor to meaty swordfish steaks as well as lightly charring scallions for a smoky, herb-packed relish. If you’re not a fan of swordfish, you can ...