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There are six distinct stocks of albacore tuna across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans as well as the Mediterranean Sea. Though albacore is often found in grocery stores tinned, you can enjoy this fish pan-seared or even raw as poke!
Fun fact! Tombo means “Dragonfly” in Japanese, a nod to the albacore’s long pectoral fins that can reach up to 30% of the albacore’s length!
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Location INfo →Aptos Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Campbell Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Felton Farmers’ Market
Location INfo →Grand Lakes Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Montclair Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Temescal Farmers' Market
Location INfo →California Ave Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Stonestown Galleria Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Ferry Plaza Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Clement St Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Westside Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Live Oak Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Downtown Santa Cruz Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Downtown Sunnyvale Farmers' Market
Location INfo →Olive Oil-Poached Albacore Tuna
Go to recipe →Pan-Seared Albacore Tuna
Go to recipe →Seared Albacore Tuna with Ginger Soy Sauce
Go to recipe →Seared Albacore Tuna with Lemon Ponzu Sauce
Go to recipe →Grilled or Pan-Cooked Albacore With Soy/Mirin Marinade
Go to recipe →Yes. However, please do not consume raw fish if you are pregnant.
Pan-sear, grill, poke
Pacific albacore can be caught year-round, but the height of the season typically runs July - August.
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Meet the marvel of the ocean, the Albacore Tuna. This species isn't confined to one specific water region, but instead enjoys a grand tour of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans as well as the Mediterranean Sea. While it's common to see this fish in your local supermarket in tins, there's so much more to be enjoyed from Albacore Tuna. Pan-sear it for a hearty dinner or enjoy it raw in a poke bowl for a lighter meal.
Here's an intriguing fact that you might not know - "Tombo" is the Japanese name for the Albacore Tuna. It translates to "Dragonfly". You might wonder what connection a fish has with a dragonfly. Well, it all comes down to their long pectoral fins. These fins can reach up to 30% of the tuna's length, resembling the wings of a dragonfly. The next time you are enjoying a meal with Albacore Tuna, share this interesting fact - it will certainly make the meal more enjoyable!
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