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Steelhead trout is part of the salmon family so you can cook it however you prepare salmon. Fun fact: Rainbow trout have two major life paths. If a rainbow trout migrates from the river to the ocean (anadromous), it becomes “Steelhead”. If a rainbow trout remains in rivers, or freshwater, for its entire life, we call it a rainbow trout. These two lifestyles result in adults that not only act differently but also look different.
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Samurai Steelhead Bowl
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Salmon Chowder
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Salmon Sinigang (Salmon Sour Soup)
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Dijon Baked Salmon
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Grill, bake, steam, pan fry, poach
Steelhead can be found during two major time periods. The winter-run takes place December - February and the summer run takes place July - November.
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Steelhead trout is a versatile and tasty fish that comes from the same family as salmon, so if you know how to handle salmon, you’re already ahead of the game. This fish is perfect for grilling, baking, or pan-searing, thanks to its firm yet tender texture. It can stand up to a variety of cooking methods without falling apart. When it comes to flavor, steelhead trout offers a mild, slightly nutty taste that complements both simple and more robust seasonings. A bit of salt, pepper, and lemon can let its natural flavors shine, but don't hesitate to go bolder if you're in the mood—think along the lines of a honey-soy glaze or a herby pesto. Interesting thing about steelhead trout: it starts its life as a rainbow trout in freshwater rivers. Those that venture to the ocean return as steelhead, bringing back a unique depth of flavor and texture. Whether you’re cooking for yourself or for a gathering, steelhead trout is an excellent, adaptable choice. It’s well worth a spot on your dinner table if you're looking for something that's both simple and satisfying.
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