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White seabass is a popular fish in California and known for its meaty, firm texture. Ours comes right from Monterey Bay! This fish has a mild flavor and low fat content that lends itself to almost any cooking method and acts as a canvas for many different ingredients. Fun fact: itās one of Hansās favorite fish to eat. Bonus fun fact: white seabass isnāt a seabass at all. Itās actually part of the croaker family, a group of fish named because the males make croaking noises!
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Yes, white seabass can be enjoyed both raw and cooked.
Grill, sear, bake, raw, ceviche
White seabass is available year-round but generally harvested in the late spring to fall time.
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Meet the White Seabass - a Californian delight from Monterey Bay that's loved for its sturdy, yet tender texture. Its delicate flavor and minimal fat make it a versatile choice for any cooking style. This fish is like an artist's blank canvas, ready to absorb and complement a variety of flavors. Now, here's some trivia for you: our very own Hans lists this as his top seafood pick! And here's another interesting fact: despite its name, the White Seabass isn't a seabass at all, but part of the croaker family. Why are they called croakers? It's because the males make unique croaking sounds! So why not add this flexible, fascinating fish to your menu?
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