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Camarones enchipotlados
Shrimp in a smoky, sweet chipotle sauce.
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Mexico
Shrimp in a smoky, sweet chipotle sauce.

Ecuador
Grilled crab from the Ecuadorian coast, seasoned with garlic, lime and spices and served with green plantain and aji. Common in Manabí and Esmeraldas.

Venice, Italy
Capelonghe veneziane (Venetian-Style Razor Clams) is a named Italian shellfish from Venice, built around its defining ingredient and cooked in a specific local style; the texture, seasoning, and serving form distinguish the dish.

Venice, Italy
In Venice, Capesante alla veneziana is scallops baked with breadcrumbs, parsley, garlic, and white wine.

Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy
In Friuli, Capesante gratinate is scallops baked with breadcrumbs, parsley, garlic, and white wine.

Spain
Large red prawns from the Mediterranean, a prized grill item

Brussels, Belgium
Caricoles are Brussels whelks simmered in a peppery broth and sold from street stalls.

Mozambique
Mozambican crab curry cooked with coconut, tomato, chili and fragrant spices.

Brazil
Crab meat sautéed with garlic, onion, tomatoes, and herbs, served in crispy crab shells or small cassava baskets, topped with farofa.

Fiji
Cawaki is sea urchin served raw or briefly cooked with citrus and chilli; its creamy roe carries a clean, briny reef flavour.

Ushuaia, Argentina
Magellanic king crab from the cold waters of the Beagle Channel and Strait of Magellan, prized for its sweet, delicate meat. Served 'natural' with lemon or in creamy chupe de centolla.

Singapore, Singapore
麦片虾
Whole prawns fried in their shells then tossed in butter, curry leaves, chilli padi and toasted breakfast cereal that clumps into sweet, savoury crumbs.

Costa (Coastal Ecuador), Ecuador
A short-season black scallop ceviche from Piura and Tumbes, prized for its intense flavor.

Ecuador
Ecuadorian oyster ceviche in a tangy tomato-lime sauce with onions, cilantro and peppers. Served cold with chifles.

United States
New Orleans oysters topped with garlic-parsley butter and Parmesan, then broiled until sizzling.

French Polynesia
Chevrettes; freshwater prawns; a delicacy in Tahitian cuisine; served as a starter in coconut milk perfumed with vanilla, or as a main course in coconut milk and curry sauce; the heads are used to ferment sea water for fafaru; delicious, succulent, and light; a prized island seafood.

Cambodia
ឆាទ្រព្យ
Stir-fried pumpkin or squash with garlic, oyster sauce, and prahok, cooked until the pumpkin is tender but holds its shape.

Peru
Crisp fried octopus pieces served as a Peruvian coastal seafood specialty.

Chile
Locos
Chilean abalone, traditionally served boiled with mayonnaise and garlic-parsley, a prized and rare shellfish.

Singapore, Malaysia
Ketam Cili
Crab in spicy sour sauce with egg, fresh crab with balanced spicy-sweet sauce and mantou bread, a Malaysian seafood restaurant specialty, rich and messy

Peru
Callao mussels topped with onion, tomato, corn and lime in the chalaca style.

Hue, Vietnam
Chạo tôm
Chao tom, shrimp paste moulded onto sugarcane and grilled, is a named Hue dish with a distinctive form.

United States
A New England beach feast of clams, lobsters, potatoes, and corn steamed together in a sand pit under seaweed.

United States
A Rhode Island fritter of chopped clams in a fried batter, crisp outside and fluffy inside.

Mauritius
Curry de palourdes
Clams simmered with tomato, curry leaves and Mauritian spices.

Seychelles
Curry de palourdes
Clams cooked with coconut, curry leaves and Creole spices in Seychelles.

New Caledonia
Gratin de Palourdes
Clam gratin with coconut milk; fresh clams from the lagoon baked in a gratin with coconut milk; a feature of seafood restaurants and table d'hôte; a fusion of French gratin technique with Pacific ingredients; often served island dish; a showcase of the lagoon's bounty.

United States
Oysters or clams on the half shell topped with bacon, pepper, and breadcrumbs, then broiled — a Rhode Island invention.

French Polynesia
Pahua Taioro
Pahua taioro combines lagoon clams or snails with taioro, a fermented coconut sauce whose savoury richness carries the shellfish.

Basque Country, Spain
Almejas en salsa verde
Almejas en salsa verde are Basque clams opened in a green sauce of parsley, garlic, white wine, and oil.

United States
Baked clams on the half shell topped with oregano-seasoned breadcrumbs, garlic, and olive oil — an Italian-American classic.

Catalonia, Spain
Cloïsses amb vi blanc is Catalan clams opened in white wine with garlic, parsley, and olive oil.

United Kingdom
Ruacain
Small bivalves raked from tidal sands, boiled, shelled and eaten cold with vinegar and white pepper from a paper pot.

New Caledonia
Unga
Large land crab prized as a delicacy, especially on the outer islands of the Cook Islands; protected in some areas due to declining populations; a rare and sought-after island food.

Belize
Queen conch diced fine and cured in lime with onion, tomato, cilantro and habanero, scooped up with tortilla chips.

Bahamas
Raw conch knocked out of the shell and diced at the stall with onion, sweet pepper, tomato, lime and sour orange, then eaten from the cup within minutes.