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Pollock, Pacific

Gadus chalcogrammus

Common Names: Atlantic Pollock, Alaska Pollock

AVAILABILITY Frozen Fresh

SEASONAL AVAILABILITY

Year Round Availability

CATCH and COUNTRY of ORIGIN

Wild, Sustainable, USA, Iceland

SIZING

Whole Fish
Hand Carved Half Side Fillets
Cut to Size Portions

FLAVOR PROFILE

Mild, fresh flavor with medium texture and medium flake. Medium fat content. Raw fish should be deep pink/white and cooks up white.

COOKING TECHNIQUES

Roasting, Broiling, Pan Searing, Frying, Steaming, Poaching.

PRODUCT INFO

Atlantic Pollock, Alaska Pollock

• White Meat with Grey Hue
• Available Year Round
• Delicate Flake with Mild Flavor
• High in Oil with Flaky Texture
• Perfect for Fish and Chips

Pollock is a mild, delicate-tasting fish, with a slightly coarse texture. Some find it more flavorful than cod or haddock, perhaps because it has a higher oil content. Pollock fillets are creamy tan in color. Cooked, the lean, moist meat is white and firm, with a nice flake.

Deep-skinned Pollock offers a whiter, more “cod-like” portion.