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Coho is a scrumptious salmon with less oil content than King salmon. The meat has a mild flavor and flakes well when cooked. There are endless ways to enjoy Coho from a baked fillet on its own to a baked and flaked fillet, mixed into a salad!
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Coho salmon are typically available from July - October.
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Coho salmon is a fantastic choice if you're after a milder, lighter salmon experience. With its gentle flavor and firm, flaky texture, it's a versatile fish that can easily fit into a variety of meals. Its striking orange-red hue not only appeals to the eyes but also makes for a beautiful presentation on any plate. If you find King salmon a bit too rich, Coho might just be your new favorite. When you're cooking up some Coho, keeping it simple tends to work best. A drizzle of olive oil, a squeeze of fresh lemon, and a sprinkle of herbs like dill or parsley can really enhance its natural taste. It's great for baking, grilling, or pan-searing, making it a convenient option for a quick dinner. If you're in the mood for something fresh, bake it and break it into pieces to toss on a salad or mix it into pasta for a delicious twist. We're committed to sourcing our Coho responsibly, supporting sustainability in our fishing practices. So, you can enjoy your Coho with peace of mind, knowing you're making a responsible choice. Whether it’s a weekday meal or something a bit more special, Coho salmon is a reliable choice to have on hand in your kitchen.
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