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Sablefish Fillet

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Organic Ocean | BC Sablefish (Black Cod) Fillet

Quick Information

  • BC Sablefish (Black Cod) Fillet, Skin-on - Ocean Wise
  • Price per fillet.
  • Fillets average 1.2 lb./pc
  • Fillets contain bones.
  • Frozen - Individually Vacuum Packed
  • Raised in Kyuquot Sound.
  • Sashimi and Sushi quality
  • Mix and Match with other seafood items to create your own customized pack.
  • Your online purchase of Silky Sablefish Fillets makes it possible for us to donate food for two nutritious meals to people in your community who need help right now.  

What is Sablefish?

Sablefish, also known as black cod or butterfish, is one of the finest delicacies the North Pacific has to offer.  Known for it’s intensely rich, satiny, buttery flavour the meat has a smooth velvety texture with delicate flakes.  Our Sablefish are aquaculture raised in the pristine waters of Kyuquot Sound in partnership with Kyuquot-Checleseht First Nations.  This native species is not genetically modified and uses no added chemicals making it a healthy option as sashimi or sushi. Thankfully, because they are hand raised and abundant, and because sablefish's taste, appearance and texture are similar to Chilean sea bass, sablefish is an environmentally superior alternative to sea bass, which is threatened in some fisheries.

How to Cook Sablefish

Our Sablefish fillets are a very forgiving fish in the kitchen, due to their high fat content, making them a perfect choice for the novice chef who wishes to prepare something luxurious. In the kitchen, sablefish offers a striking yin-yang appearance—creamy white flesh juxtaposed against black skin but beware, the flesh have pin bones that must be removed when cooking. As sushi, on the grill, pan roasted or prepared confit, Organic Ocean Silky Sablefish Fillets are extremely versatile.  Check out home chef Claire Li as she prepares her favourite sablefish recipe.

Traceability Information

Common Name Latin Name Production Method Harvest Method Country of Origin FAO Region Processing Country Sustainability Ratings
Sablefish Anoplopoma fimbria Farmed Open Net Canada FAO 67 Canada OW, SWBC
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