Catch of the week
Find out what's in the net this week! WEDNESDAY, January 21st up top and FRIDAY, January 23rd further down below
Keep scrolling to see the list of available one-time add ons such as seaweeds, extra fish portions, shellfish, swag, and more!
Place your order for add-ons through our web store.
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Wednesday: Neptune’s Delight & The Slab
Awesome albacore tuna is swimming your way! Your beautiful albacore tuna were reeled in by Captain Bruce Martinelli and his wife Pilar, F/V Tantrum No. 1 way offshore of the coasts of Oregon, Washington and BC using rod and reel using troll gear as opposed to the gigantic Pelagic long liners that are so destructive.
Your albacore tuna loin will come skin off, blood line removed. Because it's IQF it's sushi-ready, or feel free to grill or pan sear it. Please note that the albacore is skin-off, and the loin is a very tender cut and less firm than the ahi tuna that you may have had before.
This is the highest-grade tuna on the market, sustainably caught. Check out the info page for more details, and peep the recipes too!
INFO PAGE: Click for more fishery info!
ORIGIN: Captain Bruce Martinelli and his wife Pilar, F/V Tantrum No. 1, way offshore of the coasts of Oregon, Washington and BC
METHOD: trolling (not trawling), using hook and line
RECIPES: Pan-Seared Albacore Tuna Loin, slap-dash albacore sushi night, Tahitian Poisson Cru, Tuna with red pepper sauce, Simple Poke, Albacore tuna skewers
PLEASE NOTE:
SINGLE orders will be in BROWN bag WITH a label - only take the order with your name on it
DOUBLE orders will be in MESH mesh bags WITH a label.
Chill the champagne (or beer!) and grab a lemon, and think of something to celebrate because you’ll be getting *18* Miyagi Miranda oysters from Stretch Island, WA. We happily support aquaculture facilities, especially these guys – a small, local family owned business that produces a great product, smaller quantities and higher quality.
A perfect example of sustainable aquaculture, these oysters are an important part of the future of seafood. While you're chilling the champagne you can keep your oysters cool by putting them in a bowl covered with a damp towel in the fridge. As with all shellfish, they are highly perishable and are best enjoyed immediately.
AW, SHUCKS: PREP: These are "smalls" so we’re throwing in a few more than usual. Our advice is simply to shuck 'em and enjoy them raw or with a squeeze of lemon. You can also enjoy them grilled or broiled. Need a shucking primer? ...VIDEO shuck, and enjoy!
METHOD: Aquaculture
ORIGIN: live from Stretch Island, WA
RECIPES: OYSTERS! Raw, broiled, or BBQ'd
INFO PAGE: Click for fishery info!
**SINGLE clam orders will be in a compostable bag WITH a label. DOUBLE clam orders will be in a yellow mesh bag with a label INSIDE the bag. If you're unclear on your order check the packing list in the cooler. PLEASE don’t take a double order if you have a single order!**
Neptune’s Delight members can look forward live Manila Clams (approximately 2.5 lbs per bag) fresh from Willapa Bay, WA. Sustainable, and super fresh, these little beauties are a real treat. Click on the picture of clams for fishery info.
It’s very important to scrutinize each clam. Unlike mussels, clams live in the muddy intertidal zone (inhale the sweet scent of low tide! haha...) so check every clam, even if it takes 10 minutes, and discard any that are cracked, broken, or open (and don’t close when you tap them).
A note on prep and storage: Bring a bag – your clams are packaged in a net so that they can breathe but they may drip so bring another container.
Most of you guys will be familiar with clams but in case you are not, here are some things you need to be aware of:
It is impossible to guarantee 100% survival rate in the clams, so it’s necessary to go over them thoroughly before cooking. You’ll receive a generous portion to account for any dead loss.
Clams are alive, and open up when they die. If any of your clams are open before you cook them, tap them a few times: if they close up, they are still alive. If they do not close up they are dead and should be discarded.
Rinse your clams. I don’t rinse them because it shortens their shelf life, but rinsing just before cooking is a good idea.
As far as cooking clams, nature provided them with a built in timer for boiling or steaming. Fill up a heavy pot with a lid with about 3/4 cup of white wine (or fresh water), bring it to a boil. When the clams open up they're done. Those clams that do not open up should be discarded.
Put them in a bowl with the wine-clam sauce and enjoy!
ORIGIN: Willapa Bay, WA
METHOD: Aquaculture
RECIPES: Manila clams with soy butter, garlic-steamed manila clams, manila clams with parsley pesto, manila clams with spaghetti, any mussel recipe.
Reeled in by Captain Sergio aboard the F/V Bent Rod off of Morro Bay, CA. Most of the rockfish that end up in our local markets are drag caught, and the fact that these are not is really awesome. Of the rockfish species, this is a relatively short-lived, fast-maturing species that lives most of it's life on shallower water than many other rockfish species. Did I mention they're delicious?
This were all open access rockfish. The large size of the fish and the high numbers indicate the populations are doing exceedingly well. Try to remember folks, all these fish are being reeled to the boat (from several hundred feet down) by hand! Then filleted, packed and delivered a day after offload. I like to send a reminder about this occasionally. There is no part of the equation from fishing, to offloading, to cutting, to portioning to packing to delivery that doesn't take an extreme amount of luck, timing, hard work and dedication. Thanks!
INFO PAGE: Click for more info! Mostly yellowtail rockfish
ORIGIN: Captain Sergio aboard the F/V Bent Rod off of Morro Bay, CA
METHOD: rod and reel
RECIPES: steamed whole rockfish, rockfish tacos & Mexican slaw; rockin' rockfish cakes, seafood stew a la Parkside, poached fish with tomato and saffron, convict chowder, tapenade packages, OR just grill it! Light marinade and a BBQ - you're golden. We have a slew of Lingcod recipes that would work great too!
PREP TIP: (optional) how to skin your fish fillet VIDEO
PLEASE NOTE:
SINGLE orders will be in BROWN bag WITH a label - only take the order with your name on it
DOUBLE orders will be in MESH mesh bags WITH a label.
Chill the champagne (or beer!) and grab a lemon, and think of something to celebrate because you’ll be getting *18* Miyagi Miranda oysters from Stretch Island, WA. We happily support aquaculture facilities, especially these guys – a small, local family owned business that produces a great product, smaller quantities and higher quality.
A perfect example of sustainable aquaculture, these oysters are an important part of the future of seafood. While you're chilling the champagne you can keep your oysters cool by putting them in a bowl covered with a damp towel in the fridge. As with all shellfish, they are highly perishable and are best enjoyed immediately.
AW, SHUCKS: PREP: These are "smalls" so we’re throwing in a few more than usual. Our advice is simply to shuck 'em and enjoy them raw or with a squeeze of lemon. You can also enjoy them grilled or broiled. Need a shucking primer? ...VIDEO shuck, and enjoy!
METHOD: Aquaculture
ORIGIN: live from Stretch Island, WA
RECIPES: OYSTERS! Raw, broiled, or BBQ'd
INFO PAGE: Click for fishery info!
Awesome albacore tuna is swimming your way! Your beautiful albacore tuna were reeled in by Captain Bruce Martinelli and his wife Pilar, F/V Tantrum No. 1 way offshore of the coasts of Oregon, Washington and BC using rod and reel using troll gear as opposed to the gigantic Pelagic long liners that are so destructive.
Your albacore tuna loin will come skin off, blood line removed. Because it's IQF it's sushi-ready, or feel free to grill or pan sear it. Please note that the albacore is skin-off, and the loin is a very tender cut and less firm than the ahi tuna that you may have had before.
This is the highest-grade tuna on the market, sustainably caught. Check out the info page for more details, and peep the recipes too!
INFO PAGE: Click for more fishery info!
ORIGIN: Captain Bruce Martinelli and his wife Pilar, F/V Tantrum No. 1, way offshore of the coasts of Oregon, Washington and BC
METHOD: trolling (not trawling), using hook and line
RECIPES: Pan-Seared Albacore Tuna Loin, slap-dash albacore sushi night, Tahitian Poisson Cru, Tuna with red pepper sauce, Simple Poke, Albacore tuna skewers
Reeled in by Captain Sergio aboard the F/V Bent Rod off of Morro Bay, CA. Most of the rockfish that end up in our local markets are drag caught, and the fact that these are not is really awesome. Of the rockfish species, this is a relatively short-lived, fast-maturing species that lives most of it's life on shallower water than many other rockfish species. Did I mention they're delicious?
This were all open access rockfish. The large size of the fish and the high numbers indicate the populations are doing exceedingly well. Try to remember folks, all these fish are being reeled to the boat (from several hundred feet down) by hand! Then filleted, packed and delivered a day after offload. I like to send a reminder about this occasionally. There is no part of the equation from fishing, to offloading, to cutting, to portioning to packing to delivery that doesn't take an extreme amount of luck, timing, hard work and dedication. Thanks!
INFO PAGE: Click for more info! Mostly yellowtail rockfish
ORIGIN: Captain Sergio aboard the F/V Bent Rod off of Morro Bay, CA
METHOD: rod and reel
RECIPES: steamed whole rockfish, rockfish tacos & Mexican slaw; rockin' rockfish cakes, seafood stew a la Parkside, poached fish with tomato and saffron, convict chowder, tapenade packages, OR just grill it! Light marinade and a BBQ - you're golden. We have a slew of Lingcod recipes that would work great too!
PREP TIP: (optional) how to skin your fish fillet VIDEO
Delicious McFarland Springs rainbow trout fillets are headed your way! One of our favorite (and priciest) fillets, "Sea Forager" and trout may seem incongruous, but please hear me out on this. McFarland Springs Rainbow trout are not only among the best eating fish I've had in the last 5 years, but these beautiful sparkling, rainbow-hued creatures, just may be the hope of the oceans and the answer to the global need for fish. You think I'm being hyperbolic? Overly dramatic? I'm not. Ask yourselves, what is going to happen to fish stocks when the human population reaches 50 billion? 100 billion? 500 billion? There are really only two outcomes: 1) The human species learns to harvest/farm sustainably and we have oceans full of fish, or 2) the human species learns nothing, continues to harvest and farm destructively and fish stocks are destroyed.
What if I told you that there is, within driving distance of San Francisco, a fish farm that produces a gorgeous, pink-fleshed native species? And that this farm invested millions of dollars to develop a feed pellet that does not contribute to the ongoing decimation of the three most important of all fish: sardine, anchovy and menhaden? A fish farm that recirculates all the waste from their raceways onto a 5 acre field of native grasses, where horses gambol happily in the cool Sierra breeze? What if I told you that despite the limited supply, I can get these trout to you during the fall and winter?
And the beautiful thing is that they're located in California. So I don't have to source outside the state. Anyway... I'm really hoping you guys will love and appreciate these fish as much as I do. You can read all about them on my trout landing page, and check out a great little video here.
ORIGIN: McFarland Springs Rainbow Trout Farm Susanville, California
METHOD: Aquaculture
INFO PAGE: click for fishery info!
VIDEO: see for yourself what goes on at McFarland Springs!
RECIPES: Trout with lemon dill sauce, Lemony trout with capers and wine, Pan-Fried Trout with Green Onions, Trout with curried orange butter, trout gravlax, trout miso soup.
WINE PAIRING: for the Lemony Trout with Capers and Wine recipe our friends at tableWINE in Pacifica recommend a a crisp Sicilian white such as Grillo (Paolo Cali “Blues”). Cheers!
**SINGLE clam orders will be in a compostable bag WITH a label. DOUBLE clam orders will be in a yellow mesh bag with a label INSIDE the bag. If you're unclear on your order check the packing list in the cooler. PLEASE don’t take a double order if you have a single order!**
Neptune’s Delight members can look forward live Manila Clams (approximately 2.5 lbs per bag) fresh from Willapa Bay, WA. Sustainable, and super fresh, these little beauties are a real treat. Click on the picture of clams for fishery info.
It’s very important to scrutinize each clam. Unlike mussels, clams live in the muddy intertidal zone (inhale the sweet scent of low tide! haha...) so check every clam, even if it takes 10 minutes, and discard any that are cracked, broken, or open (and don’t close when you tap them).
A note on prep and storage: Bring a bag – your clams are packaged in a net so that they can breathe but they may drip so bring another container.
Most of you guys will be familiar with clams but in case you are not, here are some things you need to be aware of:
It is impossible to guarantee 100% survival rate in the clams, so it’s necessary to go over them thoroughly before cooking. You’ll receive a generous portion to account for any dead loss.
Clams are alive, and open up when they die. If any of your clams are open before you cook them, tap them a few times: if they close up, they are still alive. If they do not close up they are dead and should be discarded.
Rinse your clams. I don’t rinse them because it shortens their shelf life, but rinsing just before cooking is a good idea.
As far as cooking clams, nature provided them with a built in timer for boiling or steaming. Fill up a heavy pot with a lid with about 3/4 cup of white wine (or fresh water), bring it to a boil. When the clams open up they're done. Those clams that do not open up should be discarded.
Put them in a bowl with the wine-clam sauce and enjoy!
ORIGIN: Willapa Bay, WA
METHOD: Aquaculture
RECIPES: Manila clams with soy butter, garlic-steamed manila clams, manila clams with parsley pesto, manila clams with spaghetti, any mussel recipe.
add ons!
Add-ons for Wednesday must be placed through the web store by MONDAY at 3pm.
Add-ons for Friday must be placed through the web store by WEDNESDAY at 3pm.
2 lb bag of local anchovies just in from SF! Mostly smalls and mediums, very delectable.
Sablefish fillets: buttery, flaky, deep-water sablefish from way off of Half Moon Bay.
Beautiful, local smoked sablefish (aka "blackcod") - delicious any way you slice it. Approx .72-85 lbs.
Kelp Chili Crisp! Infuses fried crunchy, salty Alaska grown kelp, mouth-warming chiles de arbol, satisfying fried onion and garlic with a hint of sweetness into a refreshing and addictive topper. Medium spice level, you can drizzle plenty on your fantastic fish creations.
"Bullwhip" is the local name for bull kelp, and this flavorful hot sauce pairs perfectly with fish. Relatively mild, a depth of flavor from the kelp paired with heat from piri piri pepper will ignite your taste buds and leave your mouth warm.
Everything Kelp Seasoning: Kelp is the star of this classic bagel topper which tastes good on practically everything. Use this kelpy, garlicky, tongue-pleasing seasoning as a fish or meat rub, tempura add-in, scrambled egg enhancer, or on your favorite toast.
Sweet & Smoky Rub: Try this sweet, smoky, salty, and deeply satisfying kelp seasoning (think next-level blackened seasoning) on fish for an easy weeknight meal.
Jazz up your seasoning section now!
Blast-frozen albacore tuna loin. Skin off, blood line removed. Perfect for the grill, for searing, or sushi.
1lb ground king salmon spooned from the frame of our fabulous fish and ready to be transformed into delicious salmon cakes, burgers, or "meatballs."
Salmon wings! Season these pelvic fins with lemon pepper and broil, fry or smoke to your heart's delight and enjoy the perfect appetizer. 10 fins per order
We are thrilled to offer one pound blocks of plate-frozen-on-the-boat (!) deveined and de-headed medium sized gulf shrimp. Lance is exactly the type of fisherman we want to support. Though he is not required by law to do so, he adapts his gear type to catch fewer shrimp and prevent endangered animals from getting killed. Just thaw and cook these delicious shrimp (and send us your dinner photos!) You can feel great about these domestic, highly well-regulated, and delicious shrimp. Bon appetit!
Wild-caught from the northern waters of Sitka, Alaska, Fairweather Grounds. They will come as fillets. Because it's IQF it's sushi-ready, or feel free to grill or pan sear it. Cook as you would king salmon, grilled, broiled, baked, or as poke or sashimi. Check The Fishwife’s recipes or just pan-seared a slab, squeeze a lemon on it and call it done!
Having friends over for dinner? Add an order of fresh, local California halibut fillets to your existing order! Local, hook and line caught halibut is delicious and sustainable.
You may have had the McFarland Springs trout already and know it to be some of the finest eating with a remarkable story. But smoked…it is another thing entirely. Delectable…adaptable…transcendent. Too much? Try it yourself and see!
FILLETS! Beautiful, tasty by-catch from the black cod fishery, these came off the F/V High Hopes, caught 15 miles straight out from the Golden Gate. This versatile fish is great for most recipes.
2 salmon collars, great grilled, broiled, in chowders or whatever you like to do with it. Chopped up for convenience. (photo by Michael Graydon & Nikole Herriott)
1 crab cooked, halved, cleaned and ready to go. As with any shellfish, it's highly perishable and enjoyed immediately. Enjoy!
Red Boat Fish Sauce: 250ml $8. Sustainable fish sauce is here at last! ingredients: anchovies and salt! 4o*N certified.
Local lingcod available for add-on, 1 order = dinner for 2, approx. 1lb. SAs you can see in this photo, many lingcod have a brilliant turquoise color, so do not be alarmed. It actually goes away when you cook it, and it turns into a very tasty and versatile white fish.
Whole ocean whitefish ("blanquillo") approx 1.2 - 2.2 pounds, before gilled and gutted.
Dried seaweeds from Mendocino County! Select from Nori, Wakame, Kombu, or Sea Palm and enjoy as a chewy/crunchy sort of oceanic jerky, or add to soups, chowders, miso or re-hydrate by soaking in water for a few minutes and added to salads, sandwiches etc. Seaweeds are considered to be some of the most nutritious foods on the planet, full of iodine and other minerals (they have on average 50 percent more nutrients than most terrestrial plants).
Live Manila Clams (approximately 2.5 lbs per bag) fresh from Willapa Bay, WA. Sustainable, and super fresh, these little beauties are a real treat.
This magically-tasty trout has a remarkable story about growing up in a radical sustainable fish farm, read about its journey here.
The collar! Fatty, meaty, delicious, and perfect for the grill or broiler. Each collar is 1 or 2 large pieces depending on the size of the fish, totaling approximately around 1.5-3+ lbs.
Not sure yet if our mussels will be from the crisp waters of Prince Edward Island or Penn Cove, but you can look forward to 2lbs+ per order. Steam these beauties in beer or wine and inhale the intoxicating scent of the sea! Check out the Fishwife's mussel recipes and be sure to send us photos of your culinary creation!
Add-on whole rockfish, gutted and gilled. Perfect for steaming whole, see our rockfish recipes!
IQF (individually quick frozen), delicious and versatile squid! 2 lbs per order. From the F/V Sea Wave out of Monterey.
Give the gift of delicious sustainability! 4 deliveries of dinner for 2 for $108 or 8 deliveries for $214.
2 lb bag of local anchovies just in from SF! Mostly smalls and mediums, very delectable.
Sablefish fillets: buttery, flaky, deep-water sablefish from way off of Half Moon Bay.
Beautiful, local smoked sablefish (aka "blackcod") - delicious any way you slice it. Approx .72-85 lbs.
Kelp Chili Crisp! Infuses fried crunchy, salty Alaska grown kelp, mouth-warming chiles de arbol, satisfying fried onion and garlic with a hint of sweetness into a refreshing and addictive topper. Medium spice level, you can drizzle plenty on your fantastic fish creations.
"Bullwhip" is the local name for bull kelp, and this flavorful hot sauce pairs perfectly with fish. Relatively mild, a depth of flavor from the kelp paired with heat from piri piri pepper will ignite your taste buds and leave your mouth warm.
Everything Kelp Seasoning: Kelp is the star of this classic bagel topper which tastes good on practically everything. Use this kelpy, garlicky, tongue-pleasing seasoning as a fish or meat rub, tempura add-in, scrambled egg enhancer, or on your favorite toast.
Sweet & Smoky Rub: Try this sweet, smoky, salty, and deeply satisfying kelp seasoning (think next-level blackened seasoning) on fish for an easy weeknight meal.
Jazz up your seasoning section now!
Blast-frozen albacore tuna loin. Skin off, blood line removed. Perfect for the grill, for searing, or sushi.
1lb ground king salmon spooned from the frame of our fabulous fish and ready to be transformed into delicious salmon cakes, burgers, or "meatballs."
Salmon wings! Season these pelvic fins with lemon pepper and broil, fry or smoke to your heart's delight and enjoy the perfect appetizer. 10 fins per order
We are thrilled to offer one pound blocks of plate-frozen-on-the-boat (!) deveined and de-headed medium sized gulf shrimp. Lance is exactly the type of fisherman we want to support. Though he is not required by law to do so, he adapts his gear type to catch fewer shrimp and prevent endangered animals from getting killed. Just thaw and cook these delicious shrimp (and send us your dinner photos!) You can feel great about these domestic, highly well-regulated, and delicious shrimp. Bon appetit!
Wild-caught from the northern waters of Sitka, Alaska, Fairweather Grounds. They will come as fillets. Because it's IQF it's sushi-ready, or feel free to grill or pan sear it. Cook as you would king salmon, grilled, broiled, baked, or as poke or sashimi. Check The Fishwife’s recipes or just pan-seared a slab, squeeze a lemon on it and call it done!
Having friends over for dinner? Add an order of fresh, local California halibut fillets to your existing order! Local, hook and line caught halibut is delicious and sustainable.
You may have had the McFarland Springs trout already and know it to be some of the finest eating with a remarkable story. But smoked…it is another thing entirely. Delectable…adaptable…transcendent. Too much? Try it yourself and see!
FILLETS! Beautiful, tasty by-catch from the black cod fishery, these came off the F/V High Hopes, caught 15 miles straight out from the Golden Gate. This versatile fish is great for most recipes.
2 salmon collars, great grilled, broiled, in chowders or whatever you like to do with it. Chopped up for convenience. (photo by Michael Graydon & Nikole Herriott)
1 crab cooked, halved, cleaned and ready to go. As with any shellfish, it's highly perishable and enjoyed immediately. Enjoy!
Red Boat Fish Sauce: 250ml $8. Sustainable fish sauce is here at last! ingredients: anchovies and salt! 4o*N certified.
Local lingcod available for add-on, 1 order = dinner for 2, approx. 1lb. SAs you can see in this photo, many lingcod have a brilliant turquoise color, so do not be alarmed. It actually goes away when you cook it, and it turns into a very tasty and versatile white fish.
Whole ocean whitefish ("blanquillo") approx 1.2 - 2.2 pounds, before gilled and gutted.
Dried seaweeds from Mendocino County! Select from Nori, Wakame, Kombu, or Sea Palm and enjoy as a chewy/crunchy sort of oceanic jerky, or add to soups, chowders, miso or re-hydrate by soaking in water for a few minutes and added to salads, sandwiches etc. Seaweeds are considered to be some of the most nutritious foods on the planet, full of iodine and other minerals (they have on average 50 percent more nutrients than most terrestrial plants).
Live Manila Clams (approximately 2.5 lbs per bag) fresh from Willapa Bay, WA. Sustainable, and super fresh, these little beauties are a real treat.
This magically-tasty trout has a remarkable story about growing up in a radical sustainable fish farm, read about its journey here.
The collar! Fatty, meaty, delicious, and perfect for the grill or broiler. Each collar is 1 or 2 large pieces depending on the size of the fish, totaling approximately around 1.5-3+ lbs.
Not sure yet if our mussels will be from the crisp waters of Prince Edward Island or Penn Cove, but you can look forward to 2lbs+ per order. Steam these beauties in beer or wine and inhale the intoxicating scent of the sea! Check out the Fishwife's mussel recipes and be sure to send us photos of your culinary creation!
Add-on whole rockfish, gutted and gilled. Perfect for steaming whole, see our rockfish recipes!
IQF (individually quick frozen), delicious and versatile squid! 2 lbs per order. From the F/V Sea Wave out of Monterey.
Give the gift of delicious sustainability! 4 deliveries of dinner for 2 for $108 or 8 deliveries for $214.
Delicious McFarland Springs rainbow trout fillets are headed your way! One of our favorite (and priciest) fillets, "Sea Forager" and trout may seem incongruous, but please hear me out on this. McFarland Springs Rainbow trout are not only among the best eating fish I've had in the last 5 years, but these beautiful sparkling, rainbow-hued creatures, just may be the hope of the oceans and the answer to the global need for fish. You think I'm being hyperbolic? Overly dramatic? I'm not. Ask yourselves, what is going to happen to fish stocks when the human population reaches 50 billion? 100 billion? 500 billion? There are really only two outcomes: 1) The human species learns to harvest/farm sustainably and we have oceans full of fish, or 2) the human species learns nothing, continues to harvest and farm destructively and fish stocks are destroyed.
What if I told you that there is, within driving distance of San Francisco, a fish farm that produces a gorgeous, pink-fleshed native species? And that this farm invested millions of dollars to develop a feed pellet that does not contribute to the ongoing decimation of the three most important of all fish: sardine, anchovy and menhaden? A fish farm that recirculates all the waste from their raceways onto a 5 acre field of native grasses, where horses gambol happily in the cool Sierra breeze? What if I told you that despite the limited supply, I can get these trout to you during the fall and winter?
And the beautiful thing is that they're located in California. So I don't have to source outside the state. Anyway... I'm really hoping you guys will love and appreciate these fish as much as I do. You can read all about them on my trout landing page, and check out a great little video here.
ORIGIN: McFarland Springs Rainbow Trout Farm Susanville, California
METHOD: Aquaculture
INFO PAGE: click for fishery info!
VIDEO: see for yourself what goes on at McFarland Springs!
RECIPES: Trout with lemon dill sauce, Lemony trout with capers and wine, Pan-Fried Trout with Green Onions, Trout with curried orange butter, trout gravlax, trout miso soup.
WINE PAIRING: for the Lemony Trout with Capers and Wine recipe our friends at tableWINE in Pacifica recommend a a crisp Sicilian white such as Grillo (Paolo Cali “Blues”). Cheers!