Creamy Lobster Salad – Perfect for Rolls, Lettuce Cups, or Greens
Spiny lobster salad made with fresh Florida Keys lobster meat. Light and easy to make for lobster rolls, lettuce cups, or over crisp greens.| Cooking in The Keys
Spiny lobster salad made with fresh Florida Keys lobster meat. Light and easy to make for lobster rolls, lettuce cups, or over crisp greens.| Cooking in The Keys
Make chicken fajitas in a cast iron skillet with marinated chicken, peppers, and onions. Ready in 30 minutes and perfect for a quick dinner.| Cooking in The Keys
These amazing blackened chicken breast tacos are topped with guacamole, pico de gallo, and lime. They make a great meal packed with flavor.| Cooking in The Keys
Make a fish omelette with cooked fish, herbs, and veggies. This easy breakfast is protein-packed, delicious, and ready in minutes.| Cooking in The Keys
This fresh chunky guacamole recipe is a game-changer! Thick, rich, and packed with flavor, it’s perfect for dipping, topping, or serving as a side dish. Whether you’re hosting a party or craving a quick snack, guacamole with big chunks of creamy avocado is always a crowd-pleaser!| Cooking in The Keys
For a for a healthy, tropical twist on shrimp, this baked coconut shrimp with mango sauce will transport you right to the Florida Keys. Not only is it gluten-free and packed with flavor, but it also takes under 30 minutes from start to finish.| Cooking in The Keys
Twice-fried tostones are a crispy and flavorful snack or side dish popular in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. Made by frying green plantain slices, smashing them into disks, and frying them again, tostones have a good crunch. Pair them with Mayo Ketchup, a creamy and garlicky pink sauce, for a delicious dip.| Cooking in The Keys
Cook a medium rare NY strip steak on the stove in under 10 minutes. Quick, easy, and packed with protein for a great meal.| Cooking in The Keys
Indulge in our simple blackened snapper tacos recipe, perfect for your upcoming Taco Tuesday feast. Featuring wild-caught snapper and a homemade seasoning blend, it's a star-worthy dish you won't want to miss.| Cooking in The Keys
Get the basics with our basic Pico de Gallo recipe and discover fun ways to use it. Perfect for adding a zesty, flavorful touch to any meal!| Cooking in The Keys
Cilantro Lime Sauce is a tangy sour cream fish taco sauce that adds flavor and freshness to every bite. Try this sauce on your tacos, baked fish dinners, and fried fish for an irresistible burst of zest and creaminess that complements any dish.| Cooking in The Keys
This easy oven-roasted yellowtail snapper with Old Bay seasoning is perfect for any occasion. Yellowtail snapper is combined with Old Bay seasoning and then slow-roasted in the oven for an irresistible, savory main dish. This recipe is gluten-free, low-carb, and Paleo-friendly.| Cooking in The Keys
Sweet peach mango salsa with tomato, jalapeño, lime, and cilantro. Serve with grilled fish, shrimp, chicken, or as a dip with chips.| Cooking in The Keys
Our Pan Fried Mahi Mahi recipe with pink dipping sauce makes fish sticks that are out of this world, offering a true classic favorite.| Cooking in The Keys
Mango with chili lime salt is a sweet and savory side dish or dessert that you are going to love! Juicy fresh mango is paired with chili powder, lime zest, lime juice, and flaked sea salt for a unique flavor profile.| Cooking in The Keys
This fresh mango Pico de Gallo recipe is made with Kent mangos, which are growing right here in South Florida. I added the juice of a few key limes and a little bit of Cholula hot sauce for a little zip. The result is perfect, sweet pico de gallo.| Cooking in The Keys
