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Share your Sustainable Seafood Recipe

Carine Bayeux
18 August 2026

Do you have a delicious recipe featuring sustainable seafood?

Mr.Goodfish is inviting seafood lovers, home cooks, and food enthusiasts to share their favourite recipes and help inspire more responsible seafood consumption.
Whether it’s a treasured family recipe, a traditional regional dish, or an original culinary creation, your contribution can showcase how delicious sustainable seafood can be.

By sharing your recipe, you will help others discover recommended seafood species and encourage more sustainable choices on their plates.

Submitting your recipe is easy.
Simply complete the recipe form, select the main seafood species used from the list of eligible species, and provide the ingredients and preparation steps.
The selected species will be linked to the appropriate sea basin according to the latest Mr.Goodfish scientific recommendations.

As part of the initiative, selected recipes may be featured on the Mr.Goodfish Sustainable Cooking area of the website and app, with appropriate acknowledgment.

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