Wulf's Kitchen

White fish, bacon, corn, and potatoes are a classic New England combination. We love using a variety of fish for different flavors and textures. Cooking the bacon first, then removing it, makes this dish by giving a depth and savoriness to the broth with crispy bacon on top as an accent.

Originating from the Cape Verde Islands, off the coast of Senegal in West Africa, braised bluefish is a “kitchen pantry” dish. This recipe lends itself to a variety of fish and vegetables — whatever is on hand and easy.  

Summertime here! Try one of our favorite corn soup recipes as a backdrop for lobster salad. We love this recipe because it can be served warm on a cold and rainy summer night, or as a chilled summer soup at your next brunch party.

When cooked properly, this fish has a really nice texture. Monkfish is often paired with winter and fall vegetables. This recipe is made to be a Summer dish with some things that might soon be popping up in your home garden, and it’s easy to put together. 

Roasting a whole dover sole is so simple, this isn't really a recipe. Easy as it is to prepare, this is an elegant fish most often found at fine dining restaurants. Yet with just a couple of tricks, you can present this dish like a pro. 

Blackback flounder fillets are thin when spread out flat and lend themselves beautifully to rolled and stuffed preparations like in this recipe. Here the flounder is simply rolled up by itself and baked surrounded by tomatoes and spinach in a white wine and garlic sauce.

Summer is nearly here, and we're all about the grill. Cooking over an open flame with your friends and family nearby can't be beat. Our lead fishmonger, Max Harvey, shares his grilling tips for perfectly grilled seafood. Follow these, and you’ll be a grill master in no time.