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Dock to Dish – CSF SPRING SESSION

Posted on February 6, 2018 by nhcommunityseafoodblog

Spring 2018 Sign-Ups When you BECOME A MEMBER of our Community Supported Fishery (CSF), you get a weekly share of delicious, wild caught fish fillets and optional “Add-on” choices like fresh local scallops, oysters, and lobster. Pick-up your shares at a LOCATION closest to you. Flexible plan for holds during vacation time. Your weekly share will be the “Catch of the Week”. You will receive a weekly newsletter on Mondays telling you about your fish, recipe ideas, and the NH Fisherman who caught it! Starting April 17 and lasting 8, 16, or 32 weeks.

Gulf of Maine species: Acadian Redfish, American Plaice, Cod, Haddock, Yellowtail Flounder, Winter Flounder, Atlantic Pollock, King Whiting, Monkfish, White Hake, Cusk, or Dogfish (Cape) Shark.

FISH ONLY or FISH & LOBSTER shares available

FISH RECOMMENDATIONS

2lb Share/Week– feeding 4+

1lb Share/Week– feeding 2

1/2lb Share/Week– feeding 1

LOBSTER RECOMMENDATIONS

Lobster shares depend on the size of Fish Shares:

2lb Fish share: 4 chix /share

1lb Fish share: 2 chix /share

1/2lb Fish share: 1 chix/share

Chix lobsters weigh between 1.1-1.2lbs. Lobsters come live and banded on claws.

OPTIONS

April 17-June 9

April 17-August 4

April 17-December 1

BECOME AND MEMBER

OUR WICKED FISH, INC.

Posted on January 24, 2018 by nhcommunityseafoodblog

Our Wicked Fish - Hake Encouraging New England to learn about, share, and eat local seafood, Our Wicked Fish, Inc. acknowledges that most of the seafood in New England is imported product and wants to change that. Their goal is to EDUCATE, ENCOURAGE, BUILD and PARTICIPATE.

EDUCATE the community on where to buy local fish, how to cook fish, who serves local fish, which fish are in season and local events.

ENCOURAGE the use of underutilized fish, like Dogfish.

BUILD partnerships with other organizations and fisheries (that’s us!)

PARTICIPATE in seafood sustainability and research.

Check them out on Facebook!

Haddock – The Cousin of Cod

Posted on January 22, 2018 by nhcommunityseafoodblog

Haddock is one of New England’s more commonly known fish. A cousin to the cod, haddock’s meat is white, with a slightly sweet taste and a flaky consistency. The flesh is firm and tender and can be cooked in a variety of ways, including in soups and chowders. Migrating seasonally, Haddock is most abundant in the summer in the waters of the Gulf of Maine. Try baking Haddock with a Ritz cracker topping or making Haddock Chowder!

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Baking Haddock:

Haddock & Chips:

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Atlantic Pollock – tender, sweet, sustainable

Posted on January 16, 2018 by nhcommunityseafoodblog

Atlantic Pollock is a beautiful, sustainable fish with a firm texture and low oil content. Low in saturated fat, Pollock is a great source of protein and vitamin B12. Because Pollock yields such a high-quality fillet, it is often miss-labeled as Haddock–especially in fish sticks and fish and chips. It is also very popular in the fast food industry. Don’t let that fool you though–when fresh off the boat, its taste and texture rival any fish in the sea. It is exceptionally great for frying because of its firm flaky texture. Try Garlic Butter Poached Pollock!

Chef, Ivan Flowers, makes Pollock with Crabmeat and breadcrumbs:

Or.. learn how to roast your Pollock!

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Learn more about Atlantic Pollock