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White seabass is a popular fish in California and known for its meaty, firm texture. Ours comes right from Monterey Bay! This fish has a mild flavor and low fat content that lends itself to almost any cooking method and acts as a canvas for many different ingredients. Fun fact: it’s one of Hans’s favorite fish to eat. Bonus fun fact: white seabass isn’t a seabass at all. It’s actually part of the croaker family, a group of fish named because the males make croaking noises!
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White Sea Bass with Orange-Fennel Relish
Go to recipe →Yes, white seabass can be enjoyed both raw and cooked.
Grill, sear, bake, raw, ceviche
White seabass is available year-round but generally harvested in the late spring to fall time.
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White seabass from Monterey Bay is a go-to for seafood lovers around here, and it's easy to see why. This fish offers a firm, meaty texture that holds up beautifully across cooking styles, whether you're grilling, baking, or pan-searing. With its mild flavor, it's a blank canvas for your culinary creativity—try pairing it with your favorite herbs and spices, and it'll soak up those flavors nicely. Now, here's a little tidbit you might enjoy: despite the name, white seabass isn't actually related to seabass. It belongs to the croaker family, which is named for the croaking sounds the males make. It's a neat piece of trivia to share when serving it up! Hans, our resident seafood expert, swears by it as one of his top choices. It's not every day you get to enjoy something this fresh, right from our own Monterey Bay. If you're looking for a versatile and approachable option for dinner, white seabass is definitely worth a try. Give it a shot, and you might just find a new favorite!
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