Buy that inexpensive side of salmon at Costco and enjoy three delicious meals for around $15 each. There’s something undeniably...

Whether you’re a long-time sushi lover or just beginning to explore Japanese cuisine, making sushi bowls at home is fun and rewarding.

una poke bowls are a favorite meal for many, and if you make them yourself, you can enjoy the vibrant flavors of this Hawaiian dish at home.

Affordable frozen ahi tuna steaks from Aldi transform into a gourmet meal when marinated briefly and seared swiftly.

These crisp and savory Fish and Chips are made with Irish-style Stout Beer and other ingredients from Aldi. They cost around $11 for 4.

Traditional Risotto requires good stock, but you can make stock from the heads and shells of whole shrimp and serve around $10.

We modified a Food & Wine magazine recipe to use frozen clams, so serving Spaghetti with Clams costs $10 for 2-4 servings.

Buttery shrimp make from-scratch Fettucine Alfredo even better. Shop carefully, and you can serve 4 for around $14.

This delicious, rich green curry is made with prepared curry paste, aromatics, vegetables, coconut milk, and a frozen seafood medley.

Cooking a classic like spaghetti and seafood in a garlic tomato sauce is easy and inexpensive when made with mixed frozen seafood.

This Italian pasta dish uses frozen whole shrimp and mussels with angel hair pasta for a showstopping dish for around $13 for 4 servings.

Shrimp in a creamy champagne sauce over angel hair pasta with mushrooms and Roma tomatoes.

Everyone seems to love Tom Yum Soup, but many kinds of hot and sour soup exist. Tom Yum Nam Sai is clear soup, while Tom Yum Nam Khon is a c

How to use frozen mixed seafood to create classic Cioppino and Thai Seafood Coup.

Roasting at a low temperature keeps this salmon filet moist and delicious, with tangy lemon and dill for flavor. Serves 4 for under $15.

Flaky and moist fish fillets pair perfectly with homemade fries, crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Most people love to...

If you eat raw oysters, you can serve a full dozen for around $15 with a bottle of wine. The secret is to shop carefully.

The film Julie and Julia begins with Julia Child tasting a dish of sole cooked in brown butter in a French (Rouen) restaurant, an event...