If there's someone in your life who doesn't like seafood, it can be hard to sacrifice making your favorite meals for dinner or missing out on certain restaurants. However, there are some fish options and recipes that will make your friend or loved one think twice about their disdain for the cuisine. Here's a helpful and delicious list to try and awaken those taste buds. 

Seafood for the Picky Eater 

1. Flounder 

When it comes to seafood, flounder is quite popular because of its versatility. The meat tends to be sweet, buttery, and not at all fishy, which makes it a pleasing choice for those who don't particularly like fish. Some of the most popular recipes for flounder involve baking it with lemon or garlic and butter, though it also pairs nicely with a breaded parmesan layer, for those who love cheese. 

2. Tuna Steaks 

Tuna might be a surprising option on this list, since it's not typically known for its non-fishy flavor or smell. However, it's also a versatile seafood option, and when it's a steak cut, tuna can be prepared just like any other steak, which makes it enticing to those who are more inclined to eat land animals. 

3. Shrimp

Similar to flounder with its neutral palate, shrimp is a popular seafood option across the board. Shrimp cocktail is a popular appetizer, usually paired with a mildly spiced dipping sauce. Stir-fries or pastas are also typical pairings for shrimp, since they can be mixed with an array of spices and flavors. 

Head to Billy's Seafood if you're in Bon Secour, AL, or the surrounding area and want fresh seafood for any recipe. This seafood market has a wide variety of shrimp, oysters, crab, and fish—including tuna, flounder, and mahi-mahi—at an affordable price. Their knowledgeable employees and fishermen will help you choose the best seafood from their selection of top-quality options. They can also send products straight to your front door overnight after packing them perfectly to maintain freshness. Learn more about their products by calling (251) 949-6288 or visiting them online.