Hi, guys! I'm here today with a delicious recipe that can help you celebrate Earth Day, too! These White Albacore Tuna Cakes have only 6 ingredients to really let the fish shine. You can serve them with a side of veggies or over a salad drizzled with this tangy Sriracha lemon mayo. Yum! It's an affordable and easy way to get dinner on the table; They can even be made the day before.

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With holiday entertaining still in full swing, I've got a delicious, crowd-pleasing recipe for you. Everyone loves sliders, but these have a twist. They're modeled on the Po' Boy sandwich using delicious Alaska Cod breaded in a Creole-spiced batter, served on a crusty, rustic slider bun, and piled on a platter with all of the fixins so your guests can dress them how they like. I've also included the recipe for a homemade Remoulade sauce for that authentic Po' Boy flavor.

Tacos are such a versatile food and can be filled with any protein you like. These tacos are stuffed with marinated, grilled shrimp and topped with a fresh roasted tomatillo salsa. Once you've made the salsa (the recipe makes 2 pints and can be made ahead and frozen), it takes no time at all to marinate and grill the shrimp. This would make for a quick weeknight meal for the family or an impressive dish for a weekend cookout.

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Years ago I had a dish like the above photo at a restaurant and fell in love! I could taste mayo, and sweetness, and some kind of chilis, but I couldn't figure out how to duplicate it. I searched the internet and found a million ratios of the same 3 or so ingredients, so this is mine. You can batter and fry, or bake the protein of your choice (we've had this sauce on shrimp and chicken), or you can buy pre-made battered shrimp or chicken for a quick weeknight meal. This sauce takes less than 5 minutes to whip up and it is amazing!