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In Hawaiian, “ono” means “good to eat.” And boy, are they. Ono is firm with delicate-tasting, lean meat. Though it’s in the same family as the mackerel, it’s not nearly as oily or strong in flavor profile. Because ono has low-fat content, it can dry out quickly so make sure not to overcook.
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Seared Ono with Honey Soy Glaze and Pineapple Salsa
Go to recipe →Yes, Wahoo or Ono can be consumed raw.
Steam, grill, pan-sear, poach, raw (sashimi)
Ono is available year-round.
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Meet Ono, the Hawaiian gem of the sea that certainly lives up to its name which translates to 'delicious'. This delightful fish boasts a firm texture and lean meat with a delicate flavor profile that is light on the palate, making it a perfect choice for those who prefer their seafood subtle and not too overpowering. Unlike its cousin, the mackerel, Ono is less oily, offering a refreshing difference in taste and texture. But remember, this low-fat marvel requires a careful hand in the kitchen as it can dry out if overcooked. So, treat it with respect, cook it just right, and you're all set to enjoy a truly delectable dish that tastes as good as it sounds! Dive into the world of Ono, and let this Hawaiian delight charm you with its understated elegance and sublime flavors.
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