Cheap Seafood Recipes That Will Get You Through Lenten Season

Tackle Julia Child's simple mussels recipe this Lent season, and leave everyone in awe of your culinary skills.

Get the recipe: Julia Child's steamed mussels

Buying frozen salmon is way cheaper than fresh. Once thawed, lay the fillets on a bed of cabbage and kale, and roast until the greens turn crispy and the fish cooks through.

Get the recipe: salmon with crispy cabbage and kale

This dish is the definition of simple and only requires a zucchini, a can of tuna, and the contents of your spice cabinet.

Get the recipe: zucchini spaghetti with parsley, tuna, and lemon

You can't go wrong with this seamless grilled shrimp recipe that is as simple as it is tasty.

Get the recipe: grilled shrimp

Transform frozen tiliapia fillets with honey, soy, and garlic to make your new favorite go-to dish.

Get the recipe: honey, soy, garlic tilapia

This pasta dish combines sauteed shrimp and zesty lemon butter, leaving you wanting more.

Get the recipe: creamy lemon butter shrimp pasta

Come home to a slow-cooked stew that stars shrimp and scallops.

Get the recipe: Crockpot seafood stew

This prepackaged seasoned salmon fillet can be complemented with roasted veggies for an easy weeknight meal.

Get the recipe: oven-roasted salmon with broccoli, red pepper, and tomato

Do a twist on taco night with these grilled fish tacos, garnished with mango and radish for extra flair.

Get the recipe: grilled mahi fish tacos

Saute up this scallop dish in less than 20 minutes for your next seafood-inspired meal.

Get the recipe: buttered scallops

Toss together some parsley and lemon juice when whipping up this easy grilled shrimp dish.

Get the recipe: grilled lemon shrimp

Combine a can of tuna over a bed of pasta and deviled eggs to create this pasta riff on the classic salad.

Get the recipe: tuna Nicoise pasta salad