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By Food & Wine Updated March 21, 2017
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Pan-Seared Cod with Preserved-Lemon Aioli
These delicious recipes include silky black cod with miso and corn-and-cod chowder.
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Corn-and-Cod Chowder

Corn-and-Cod Chowder
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With its all-American ingredients, this New England-style chowder is a comfort-food classic. The soup needs only bread, or traditional oyster crackers, as an accompaniment.

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Cod with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Arborio Rice

Cod with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Arborio Rice
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A garlic-tomato sauce for cod gets Sicilian flavor from orange zest and saffron.

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Curried Cod and Mussels

Curried Cod and Mussels
Credit: © Johnny Valiant
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Alain Ducasse cooks mussels, then removes the top half of each shell before serving them with haddock and a curry sauce with mussel jus.

Home cooks can serve the mussels with both of their shells and replace the haddock with easier-to-find cod.

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Baked Cod Fillet with Bouillabaisse Sauce and Green Olive Tapenade

Baked Cod Fillet with Bouillabaisse Sauce and Green Olive Tapenade
Credit: © Abby Hocking
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For a special dinner party, the highlight of this dish—the deeply rich, slightly spicy bouillabaisse sauce—is perfect to make ahead.

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Black Cod with Miso

Black Cod with Miso
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This sweet and silky fish dish, which has been cloned at restaurants all over the country, is fairly simple to make, though it’s somewhat time-consuming. Home cooks can let the fish marinate overnight in just enough sake and miso to coat it.

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Crunchy Fish Sticks with Tartar Sauce

Crunchy Fish Sticks with Tartar Sauce
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Grace Parisi dredges cod strips in flour and potato flakes to create crunchy fish sticks, which she serves with a chunky sun-dried-tomato tartar sauce.

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Salt Cod Croquettes

Salt Cod Croquettes
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These croquettes are Daniel Boulud’s take on a classic Brazilian bar food. Crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside, with plump chunks of salt cod, they are a terrific match for zippy caipirinhas.

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Ten-Minute Salt Cod with Corn and Littleneck Clams

Ten Minute Salt Cod with Corn and Littleneck Clams. Photo © Anna Williams
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Instead of using salt cod, a classic Portuguese ingredient that takes days to soak, New York City chef George Mendes quick-cures fresh cod by standing it in kosher salt for only 10 minutes. He says cod is naturally soft and flaky, so salting gives it a firmer texture and a more pronounced flavor.

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Brandade de Morue au Gratin

Brandade de Morue au Gratin (Whipped Salt Cod Gratin)
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The Provençal dish known as brandade de morue is a great example of how to elevate modest ingredients like salt cod and potatoes—in this case, by whipping them with milk, olive oil and garlic until luxuriously silky.

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Mustard-Glazed Black Cod with Fingerlings and Chive Puree

Black Cod: Easy Way
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Chef Jason Franey uses small Yukon Gold potatoes in this dish, but sliced fingerlings are great, too.

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Orange and Fennel Roasted Cod

Orange and Fennel Roasted Cod
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Fennel lovers get a triple treat with these cod fillets: The fish is anointed with a fennel-seed marinade, roasted on a bed of fennel bulbs, and then sprinkled with chopped fennel fronds before serving.

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Salt Cod Fritters with Garlicky Skordalia

Salt Cod Fritters with Garlicky Skordalia
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Skordalia is traditionally a thick, tangy puree of boiled or baked potatoes (or water-soaked bread) mixed with lots of garlic and olive oil. Here, the skordalia is thinned with yogurt and water to make a dipping sauce for tender, anise-accented nuggets of salt cod. In the United States, cod cured quickly at home is usually better than anything you can buy.

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Cod with Artichokes and Chickpeas

Cod with Artichokes and Chickpeas
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This recipe is based on barigoule, a Provençal dish of artichokes, mushrooms and oil. To serve with cod, prepare it with frozen artichokes and shiitake mushrooms, which are less pricey than chanterelles.

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Fried Beer-Battered Fish and Chips with Dilled Tartar Sauce

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This version of the British staple was developed by the F&W Test Kitchen’s Marcia Kiesel, who fries the fish in a wonderfully light beer batter.

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Olive Oil-Poached Cod with Mussels, Orange and Chorizo

Olive Oil-Poached Cod with Mussels, Orange and Chorizo
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In this simplified dish, Thomas Keller pairs olive oil–poached cod with an orange sauce vierge, a classic French sauce typically made with olive oil and lemon juice.

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Fish Teriyaki with Sweet-and-Sour Cucumbers

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This is a fairly classic take on teriyaki—broiled or grilled slices of marinated meat or fish. The small amount of sugar in the soy-based sauce caramelizes in the heat, creating a deliciously sticky glaze.

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Trinidad Salt Cod Fritters with Pepper Sauce

Trinidad Salt Cod Fritters with Pepper Sauce
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Andrew Zimmern’s spicy, crispy cod fritters are delightful with a tangy pepper sauce.

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Seared Cod with Chile Sauce

Seared Cod with Chile Sauce
Credit: © Tina Rupp
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Long, dark red chiles are common in Latin cooking. Here, Daisy Martinez toasts dried ones to bring out their flavor, soaks them, and purees them to make a slightly smoky, spicy sauce. It&rsquos lovely on buttery pieces of cod, but also works well on shrimp, pork or chicken thighs.

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Warm Cured-Cod Salad with Orange and Basil

Warm Cured-Cod Salad with Orange and Basil
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Adolfo Muñoz uses salt cod in this salad for its wonderfully briny flavor. Since high-quality salt cod is hard to find in the United States, the F&W Test Kitchen discovered that the best way to replicate it is to cure fresh cod in sea salt, then rinse it and poach it in olive oil.

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Grilled Black Cod with Red Wine-Miso Butter Sauce

Grilled Black Cod with Red Wine-Miso Butter Sauce
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Two Japanese ingredients—white miso and soy sauce—add great depth of flavor to this lush and very French sauce, yet are barely identifiable.

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Tea-Steamed Cod Baked in Paper

Tea-Steamed Cod Baked In Paper
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Han Feng fills brown parchment packages with cod fillets, sage, seaweed seasoning and citrus tea and then bakes them in the oven. The fish steams inside the paper, which seals in all the flavor and juices.

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Pan-Seared Black Cod with Grape Salsa

Pan-Seared Black Cod with Grape Salsa
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Ben Towill hand-crushes grapes for this fresh salsa, but pureeing some of them in a food processor works equally well. Grapes may seem like an unlikely partner for fish, but they’re very good with silky black cod fillets.

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Polenta-Crusted Fish Cakes with Spicy Tomato Sauce

Polenta-Crusted Fish Cakes with Spicy Tomato Sauce
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To make fish cakes more vibrant, Yotam Ottolenghi adds plenty of herbs and serves them with a tarragon-infused tomato sauce spiked with fresh red chile.

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Pan-Seared Cod with Preserved-Lemon Aioli

Pan-Seared Cod with Preserved-Lemon Aioli
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To give the cod a golden crust, Melissa Rubel Jacobson dusts it with finely milled Wondra flour before cooking. The creamy preserved-lemon aioli she serves alongside the fish is also a terrific dipping sauce for roasted potatoes.

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    1 of 24 Corn-and-Cod Chowder
    2 of 24 Cod with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Arborio Rice
    3 of 24 Curried Cod and Mussels
    4 of 24 Baked Cod Fillet with Bouillabaisse Sauce and Green Olive Tapenade
    5 of 24 Black Cod with Miso
    6 of 24 Crunchy Fish Sticks with Tartar Sauce
    7 of 24 Salt Cod Croquettes
    8 of 24 Ten-Minute Salt Cod with Corn and Littleneck Clams
    9 of 24 Brandade de Morue au Gratin
    10 of 24 Mustard-Glazed Black Cod with Fingerlings and Chive Puree
    11 of 24 Orange and Fennel Roasted Cod
    12 of 24 Salt Cod Fritters with Garlicky Skordalia
    13 of 24 Cod with Artichokes and Chickpeas
    14 of 24 Fried Beer-Battered Fish and Chips with Dilled Tartar Sauce
    15 of 24 Olive Oil-Poached Cod with Mussels, Orange and Chorizo
    16 of 24 Fish Teriyaki with Sweet-and-Sour Cucumbers
    17 of 24 Trinidad Salt Cod Fritters with Pepper Sauce
    18 of 24 Seared Cod with Chile Sauce
    19 of 24 Warm Cured-Cod Salad with Orange and Basil
    20 of 24 Grilled Black Cod with Red Wine-Miso Butter Sauce
    21 of 24 Tea-Steamed Cod Baked in Paper
    22 of 24 Pan-Seared Black Cod with Grape Salsa
    23 of 24 Polenta-Crusted Fish Cakes with Spicy Tomato Sauce
    24 of 24 Pan-Seared Cod with Preserved-Lemon Aioli

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