STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Fried to a crunch or poached and slivered for a squid-tastic salad, calamari rules on Staten Island menus. Yes, those delightful rings and bitty tentacles hail from the squid ...

Calamari is the pluralized version of calamaro, the Italian word for squid. It has a mild flavor, chewy texture, and is sold fresh or frozen at fish markets and grocery stores. Calamari is often deep ...

On Thursday, Chef Peter DeSimone of Arturo Joe’s and Noah Clark of Town Dock Seafood District joined us in the kitchen to show us how to make a delicious seafood dish. Tender calamari rings, dipped in ...

For sausage-stuffed squid, stuff, then sear the squid. After it puffs up and colors, simmer it in a slightly spicy, caper-spiked tomato sauce until tender. For the last 15 minutes, add steamed ...

Hours before you cook, mix the marinade ingredients and marinate the calamari steaks in it in the fridge. First cook for 5 minutes on one side on very hot coals. Then move the grid higher up, scrape ...