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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 superb choice for those who enjoy a milder salmon flavor. Compared to King salmon, Coho has a lighter oil content, which results in a subtler taste that's still rich and satisfying. Its flesh is a vibrant orange-red and offers a firm texture that flakes beautifully when cooked. This makes it quite versatile in the kitchen. When you're cooking Coho, think simple and fresh. It works well whether you're baking, grilling, or pan-searing it. A little bit of olive oil, a squeeze of lemon, and a sprinkle of your favorite herbs is all it needs to shine. Coho is also great in dishes like salmon salads or pasta; its flakes mix in seamlessly and add a nutritious boost. Our Coho is responsibly sourced, reflecting our commitment to sustainability. So, you can feel good about enjoying this delicious fish. Perfect for a casual weeknight dinner or a more celebratory meal, Coho Salmon brings both flavor and nutrition to the table. Give it a try and see how it fits into your favorite recipes!
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