Seafood with L

  • Classic marine crustacean, commonly eaten.

  • Edible marine lionfish; watch those spines.

  • Sea lamprey is eaten in some regions.

  • Marine mollusk eaten in many coasts.

  • Also called Norway lobster; prized seafood.

  • Flatfish from the sea, commonly eaten.

  • Cured salmon—classic seafood dish.

  • Edible marine fish, though quite bony.

  • Marine fish (common ling), good to eat.

  • Shrimp are classic edible seafood crustaceans.

  • Lingcod is a Pacific marine fish, good eating.

  • Edible part of lobster, classic seafood dish.

  • Lobster rolls: New England classic sandwich 🦞

  • Littleneck clams: small hard clams, great steamed

  • “Lemon fish” used for mild white fish with lemon

  • Lump crab: premium crab meat for cakes, salads

  • Lemon shrimp: shrimp cooked with lemon sauce

  • Lemon salmon: salmon fillet in lemony prep

  • Langouste: spiny lobster, prized Mediterranean dish

  • Edible requiem shark species, eaten in some coastal regions

  • Generic seafood term, common on menus worldwide

  • Creamy soup where lobster is the main seafood

  • Edible crab legs, a very common seafood dish

  • Vague but valid generic term for edible sea fish

  • Common seafood cut, grilled or boiled lobster tail

  • Shark species sometimes eaten as seafood

The words in the list Seafood with L come from players of the word game City, Country, River.