Don't be misguided by the name of this cooking method -- it gives you fish with a crisp, dark crust that is packed with a ...

Sweet corn, juicy tomatoes, and tender lima beans make this colorful succotash the perfect partner for spicy blackened ...

These blackened salmon tacos combine the smoky heat of seasoned fish with the cool crunch of a tangy pickled jalapeño coleslaw. They’re a fresh, delicious twist on taco night and perfect for any ...

Fishing duo Cole & Jay turn a successful spring fishing trip into a mouthwatering feast with spicy blackened fish fillets.

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Blackening is a technique popularized by the Louisiana chef Paul Prudhomme, who originally used it on redfish, but it works equally well with catfish. The intense heat of a cast-iron skillet sears the ...

Mix Cajun seasoning, pepper, and cayenne together in a small bowl. Moisten the sides of each filet with water and coat with about 2 teaspoons of spice mixture. Heat oil in a skillet over medium high ...

If you enjoy Cajun ingredients like andouille sausage, tasso ham and the "holy trinity" of green onions, bell peppers and celery, you can thank chef Paul Prudhomme, who popularized the use of these ...

Blackened fish has a special and unique flavor — spicy, smoky, and herby — that takes fish tacos to a new level. Don't confuse blackening with charring, though, as they're not exactly the same. While ...