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White Lingcod Portion from France (Frozen)
A unique and delicious fish
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With its tender texture, large flakes, and mild flavor, the White Lingcod Portion is ready to be used in a variety of delicious dishes.
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White Lingcod Portion from France (Frozen)
A unique and delicious fish
With its tender texture, large flakes, and mild flavor, the White Lingcod Portion is ready to be used in a variety of delicious dishes.
Temporarily out of stock
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Tasting Notes From The Curator
This fish is also called buffalo cod, but interestingly enough, is neither a ling fish nor a cod. It’s actually a greenling. Its meat has a blue-green tinge to it that turns a snowy white color once cooked. The White Lingcod Portion from France has a tender texter with large flakes, and has a pleasant, mild flavor.
Preparation And Pairings
Because of its mild taste, the White Lingcod goes great with a variety of flavors. Use it for fancier fish and chips, or grill it and serve with some sun-dried tomatoes. you can also use it for fish tacos. Pair with Muscadet or Champagne.
A Confusing Name
The lingcod is a fish with a slight identity crisis. It is neither a cod nor a ling fish, but a Pacific greenling. It’s surmised that its name came from early settlers who saw its similarity to the European ling but also acknowledged its white flaky meat that is similar to cod. In the early 1900s, it was referred to as “cultus cod.” Cultus means “of little worth” in Chinook, a pidgin trade language from the North American Pacific Northwest.
Storage Instructions
Arrives frozen. Once thawed, it must be consumed within 48 hours.
This fish is also called buffalo cod, but interestingly enough, is neither a ling fish nor a cod. It’s actually a greenling. Its meat has a blue-green tinge to it that turns a snowy white color once cooked. The White Lingcod Portion from France has a tender texter with large flakes, and has a pleasant, mild flavor.
Because of its mild taste, the White Lingcod goes great with a variety of flavors. Use it for fancier fish and chips, or grill it and serve with some sun-dried tomatoes. you can also use it for fish tacos. Pair with Muscadet or Champagne.
The lingcod is a fish with a slight identity crisis. It is neither a cod nor a ling fish, but a Pacific greenling. It’s surmised that its name came from early settlers who saw its similarity to the European ling but also acknowledged its white flaky meat that is similar to cod. In the early 1900s, it was referred to as “cultus cod.” Cultus means “of little worth” in Chinook, a pidgin trade language from the North American Pacific Northwest.
Arrives frozen. Once thawed, it must be consumed within 48 hours.
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