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Food & Water Watch's 2nd Annual Sustainable Seafood Recipe Contest

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Fresh Seafood (photo by Sister Rahel, courtesy of morguefile.com)

Can you create a savory seafood dinner for under $25? If you’re up to the challenge, here’s a chance to win a cash prize, get your recipe published, and support a great cause in one fell swoop.

Food & Water Watch is calling for all creative cooks to participate in this year's Get Cookin' contest: Frugal Fish! This time last year they asked for your best sustainable seafood recipes and then published the winners in their booklet, Fish & Tips.

This year’s contest recognizes our tough economic times, but they want to show “you can eat well and have fun, even when you're on a budget.” So they want you to show them your best sustainable seafood dinner for under $25.

Send in your most delicious seafood recipe that doesn't break the bank -- using, of course, sustainable seafood! Food & Water Watch has a Smart Seafood Guide to help you figure out which types of fish are good for you and our planet, so be sure to use the seafood cited in their Guide!

To see the best choices for creating memorable & sustainable dishes go to: Smart Seafood Guide

For full contest information and rules go to: Frugal Fish Recipe Contest Rules

To have a look at last year’s booklet with its tasty compilation of seafood recipes and useful tips go to: Fish & Tips

About Food & Water Watch

Food & Water Watch is a nonprofit consumer organization that works to ensure clean water and safe food. We challenge the corporate control and abuse of our food and water resources by empowering people to take action and by transforming the public consciousness about what we eat and drink.

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