Proteins

Cooked

Smoked Salmon

Kendall Brook is the gourmet prize of smoked salmon and is a mark of unequaled excellence. Our signature flavor is developed by slowly cold smoking with a unique combination of local Maine maple, oak cherry, and apple woods.

Free of artificial preservatives. Dyes are used. Ready to eat. Gluten free.

ItemKendall Brook Smoked Salmon
CountryUSA
RaisedFarmed
StateFresh
Taste & TextureSmokey/Silk- Smooth
Size4 oz.
Cost$3.95

Shrimp (Ebi)

Ebi is a northern Canadian Pacific shrimp and are served on sushi rice often accompanied by wasabi, or sometimes ginger. This shrimp is peeled, deveined, stretched, and pre-cooked.
ItemCooked Nobashi- Ebi Shrimp
CountryCanada
RaisedWild
StateFrozen
Taste & TextureSweet/Firm
Size30 Piece Tray
Cost$11.95

Tempura Shrimp

Premium Tempura Shrimp you will only find in high end sushi restaurants.
ItemTempura Shrimp
CountryThe country of origin will be on the product label.
RaisedFarmed
StateFrozen
Taste & TextureDelicate/Crisp
Size6 Pieces
Cost$4.95

Unagi (Eel)

Unagi is a famous product in the Japanese cuisine. Unagi is the Japanese word for freshwater eel and kabayaki is a Japanese term for a boned and filleted unagi, grilled with a sweet kabayaki sauce (a specific soy sauce).

ItemUnagi
CountryCanada
RaisedWild
StateFrozen
Taste & TextureRich/Firm, Succulent
Size5 oz.
Cost$6.95

Tako (Octopus)

The waters off Portugal are said to produce some of the finest tasting Octopuses. You will enjoy their firm but tender meat that is sweet, delicate, and delicious. Cuttlefish and Calamari aficionados love these as well!

Fun fact: The Octopus will lose an arm to escape a predator with no worries. The arm will eventually grow back and be as good as new.

Our sashimi-grade Octopus legs are precooked; just thaw and serve.

Wild Caught in Spain.

ItemTako
CountryPortugal
RaisedWild
StateFrozen
Taste & TextureSweet-Savory/Firm
Size1 Tenacle
Cost$4.95

How to prepare a frozen product?

Storage Instructions

All Frozen products must be kept forzen at 0 F ( -18c ) or Below. When storing fresh seafood, keep it in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Make sure your home refrigerator is operating at 40 F or lower. For Fresh Seafood: to preserve the best quality keep Fish under ice while in the refrigerator. (Note: Fish will lose quality and deteriorate rapidly with higher storage temperature)

Thawing Instructions

It is best to thaw forzen seafood in the refrigerator overnight. Other thawing methods include: immersing forzen seafood in cold water for a short time in a sealed plastic bag or microwaving on a defrost setting until the fish is pliable but still icy.