Italian seafood dishes

Frutti di mare is a flavorful, pasta dish that’s full of mussels, clams, shrimp, scallops, and squid to make this delicious seafood pasta!

This linguine frutti mare recipe is a light and easy Italian seafood dish. Filled with all of the best seafood is a light tomato sauce.

Not only will this salad impress any seafood lover you serve it to, but it will give you a restaurant-quality Italian dining experience. The seafood is tender and practically melts in your mouth 🤤, while the sweetness of the tangerine and tanginess of the lemon takes this salad to a whole other level.

Celebrate this Italian American Christmas Eve tradition with a meal that includes at least seven different types of seafood.

Since it’s the holiday season with Christmas around the corner and New Years right behind I decided to make a seafood risotto with lobster, scallops and shrimp, why not, it’s the holidays and besides, this would be perfect for any special occasion. So I took out my special risotto pot which I got as a […]

You can choose any seafood combination you wish, the amounts really don't matter, just adjust the veggies and dressing to accommodate

Buttery white wine sauce with angel hair pasta, shrimp, and mussels

Italian Baccala is a classic and in this guest post you'll learn her family secrets to prepare this dish in your own home for the holidays.

If you are a seafood pasta fan, you'll love this collection of Italian pasta with seafood recipes. Whether you prefer fish, shellfish or cephalopods (octopus and squid), there's definitely a delicious dish or two for you to try out here!

Celebrate an unforgettable Italian Christmas Eve with these seven fishes recipes for Italian Christmas Eve! This traditional feast is packed with delicious seafood dishes that bring flavor and joy to your holiday table. Whether you're a seasoned cook or a beginner, these traditional Italian Christmas Eve feast of seven fishes ideas will guide you. Explore Italian seven fishes dinner ideas and make this holiday meal a cherished tradition!