Cooking with Kids: Fish at The Lobster Place

Why fish? Because it’s good for the body and the brain. And it’s great to see, smell and taste it freshly caught.

Why fish? Because it’s good for the body and the brain. And it’s great to see, smell and taste it freshly caught from the briny ocean or a pristine lake.

On a visit to The Lobster Place in New York City’s Chelsea Market, Brendan Hayes, Director of Retail Operations, shows the kids live lobster, pristine snapper and plenty in between. He teaches them about freshness and flavor, and gets them excited about shopping for, choosing and eating fish – because it’s healthy and it tastes great.

Check out The Skinny on Fish to learn more about the basics, what different types look like, and to get our best recipes.

In the kitchen
Theresa and Crosby make Seasoned Red Snapper Baked in Packets
This easy recipe only looks fancy. Each person gets their own packet, filled with deliciously seasoned fish and lots of flavorful vegetables. Kids can help make dinner.
About the expert
Brendon Hayes
Brendan Hayes, Director of Retail Operations at The Lobster Place.
Brendon Hayes oversees and handles daily operations for The Lobster Place, one of New York City’s top retail and wholesale fish purveyors. Known for their wide range of phenomenally fresh seafood, The Lobster Place has gained a loyal following of seafood lovers throughout New York City, and supplies top chefs and restaurants, including Jean Georges’ restaurants, the Mermaid Inn, and The Four Seasons.
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