Crispy fried calamari features golden, crunchy squid rings seasoned and deep-fried to perfection. A great appetizer or side ...

Squid: It’s not like you can smell the freshness, or smell the ocean in a fried calamari. But it should not have an off-putting smell. Should have a good chew: soft but not rubbery. • Breading/batter: ...

Yields 6-8 servings. Recipe is by Teresa Day. 1 cup whole milk plus ¼ cup milk 4-6 cups oil for frying (I used vegetable oil.) 1 pound cleaned squid, cut into rings 2 eggs ¼ cup all-purpose flour 1¼ ...

What is more ubiquitous and universal than fried, battered squid? Whether you're in a Filipino restaurant, Italian, American, Greek or what-have-you, it's the one dish you're likely to find across ...

This recipe comes from How to Roast a Lamb: New Greek Classic Cooking (Little, Brown) by Michael Psilakis. This is the Greek take on fritto misto, and you can add all kinds of things--vegetables, meat ...

Want to know the secret to exquisitely tender yet crunchy calamari? Start with a soak in buttermilk. This slightly acidic liquid gently tenderizes the squid, and since the buttermilk is extra thick, ...

"We do not promise to serve authentic Italian food," reads the menu at Mama Mia Trattoria, "but we promise to serve authentic southern Italian soul food." So restaurateur Lisa Schroeder's newest joint ...

1. Soak calamari in 1 cup whole milk for 2 hours up to overnight. Drain. 2. Add oil to pan until it's 3 inches deep. Heat to 375 F. 3. In a shallow bowl, whisk eggs and milk together until smooth. 4.