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Pacific Rockfish is harvested off of Coos Bay, Oregon. It is prepared in a sweet and salty mix of gluten-free soy sauce, mirin, organic cane sugar with a kick of wasabi powder and citric acid.
3.5 oz (99g) tin
Pictured on wild rice with pickled carrots.
In stock
Ingredients: Rockfish (Sebastes melanops), organic cane sugar, gluten-free soy sauce (water, soybeans, salt, sugar, alcohol, vinegar, lactic acid), mirin (water, rice, koji [aspergillus oryzae], sea salt), horseradish, mustard, wasabi, salt, citric acid.
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Hream McDan (verified owner) –
3.5 stars out of 5. High quality, excellent texture, and a surprising amount of fish for the tin size. Primarily consisted of several big pieces of rockfish filet as opposed to smaller bits. Fish was not dry in any way, half bouncy and half flaky on each bite.
The sauce has a high quality soy flavor and was a little sweeter than I expected … this isn’t a can that necessarily I’d eat by itself again. It begs for rice and/or some other sort of accoutrement to balance out & compliment the delicate soy flavor. The description mentions wasabi but I didn’t detect any (I probably should have added some). This tin is really for the type of person who is ready to use this ingredient as part of a larger dish.
Beverly Mullineaux (verified owner) –
I found this to be more salty than sweet. That may be because I have become accustomed to the soy sauce in tinned fish being shoyu. The fish itself was good, and both times I’ve had it, I mixed it in rice with a furikake sprinkle. After the first time, I decided to try it again and see whether adding my favorite shoyu would help to counteract the saltiness. It seemed to balance out the flavor.
vasqa670 (verified owner) –
Definitely get a good amount in the tin. I agree that it is more salty than sweet and this would go better with rice for sure. I had it with crackers and found it didn’t totally go together as this had a strong flavor of just soy sauce. I was hoping for it to be sweeter, so I would try it with rice and vegetables next time for a meal.