Fresh Frozen Wild Alaskan King Salmon Portions (12 x 6oz)

Northwest Wild Foods offers Frozen Wild Alaskan King Salmon, which is troll caught at swimming speed in the icy waters of Southeastern Alaska. This method helps to ensure minimum stress and maximum flavor for the fish. The salmon is cleaned and frozen within minutes of being caught to lock in the freshness, resulting in a taste that truly stands out. Founded in 1988, Northwest Wild Foods is committed to providing customers with the best wild and organic foods available from nature. Our small family company works tirelessly to source and deliver top-quality berries, seafood, mushrooms, and other delicious foods directly to your doorstep. We believe that this is the path to better health through delicious, natural ingredients. Our Wild Alaskan King Salmon is known for its rich flavor and high Omega-3 content, making it a popular choice for those looking for a nutritious and delicious meal. Our fishermen and women work together on small boats, carefully catching and handling each fish before cleaning and freezing them within minutes to preserve their flavor and freshness. Each portion of our Wild Alaskan King Salmon comes in a convenient 6oz size, boneless and skin-on, making it perfect for a quick and easy dinner. We recommend thawing the salmon in the refrigerator overnight or in cold water for 30 minutes before cooking. For best results, sear the salmon slightly to lock in moisture, then bake until it reaches an internal temperature of 130 degrees. In addition to its great taste, Alaskan king salmon is rich in oils and Omega-3s, making it moist and less likely to overcook. Our Wild Alaskan King Salmon is sushi-grade, allowing you to enjoy it even more rare if you prefer. At Northwest Wild Foods, we are proud to offer a wide range of raw, vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO foods that are dried, frozen, or powdered. As part of Green America, we prioritize sustainability by using recycled materials for shipping and avoiding styrofoam packaging.

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