Halibut H & G

Hippoglossus stenolepis

Characteristics

• Available Fresh or Frozen
• Sized 10 – 20 lb., 20 – 40 lb., 40 – 60 lb., 60 – 80 lb., 80 – 100 lb., 100 + lb. each
• Long-line caught from Northern B.C. to Alaska
• An Oceanwise choice
• Flesh color ranges from white to a light golden hue and is indicative of diet
• Famous as fish and chips, as well as centre of the plate
• Yields 4 Fletches when filleted
• Excellent for Portioning, Steaking or Filleting

Handling & Storage

• Keep product well iced and store in cooler between1º to 4º C
• Iced properly around fish and in belly cavity will extend shelf life of fish
• Avoid leaving product sitting in ice melt. Re-ice daily.
• Minimum shelf life is 7 days from delivery.

Seasonal Availability

Yearly Quota is shared between Canada, USA and Russia

Flavour/Texture Profile

Cooking Tips

• Halibut suits all cooking methods
• Halibut cheeks are considered a delicacy
• Do not overcook – will become dry