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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: it’s one of Hans’s favorite fish to eat. Bonus fun fact: white seabass isn’t a seabass at all. It’s actually part of the croaker family, a group of fish named because the males make croaking noises!
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White Sea Bass with Orange-Fennel Relish
Go to recipe →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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White seabass is a real local treasure from Monterey Bay, and it's quite popular for good reason. This fish has a firm and meaty texture that stands up well to a variety of cooking techniques. Whether you prefer to grill, bake, or sear it, you're in for a treat. It has a mild flavor, making it versatile and a real team player with other ingredients. Feel free to experiment with herbs and spices, as it readily absorbs flavors. You might be surprised to learn that white seabass isn't actually a seabass. It's part of the croaker family, known for the unique croaking sounds the males produce. It's a fun little fact that adds to the character of this fish. Hans, who has been around the seafood block, counts it among his top choices. There's something special about enjoying a fish that's not only tasty but also sourced right from our local waters. If you're in the mood for something different yet approachable, give white seabass a try. It's a top pick for a satisfying meal.
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