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Alaska Black Cod features a rich succulent flavor and a velvety texture. It has beautiful snow-white fillets that flake perfectly and are melt-in-your-mouth delicious!
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- Black Cod’s succulence is often compared to sea bass.
- Some people call it Sablefish because of the soft, delicate texture.
- Rich in heart-healthy Omega-3 fatty acids.
- Bon Appetit Magazine featured Black Cod on their list of Top 10 Hot Ingredients (January 2005 issue).
- Black Cod is mentioned in the popular men's magazine Details as a new fish to discover. (February 2005 issue).
- The Alaska Black Cod harvest season opens in mid-March and runs through mid-November - practically year round!
- Alaska boasts the largest Black Cod population in the world, thanks to the state's tight regulations to ensure sustainability of its seafood species.
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100g Cooked Portion
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Calories
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Protein (g) |
Fat (g)
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Saturated Fat (g)
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Sodium (mg)
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Cholesterol (mg)
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Black Cod
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250 |
17 |
20 |
4 |
70 |
65 |
Courtesy of the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute & USDA National Nutrient Database |