Pacific Grouper

Similar to the Florida Grouper, the Pacific Grouper is wild-caught and it has a distinctive yet mild taste. It is a "lean" yet moist fish. It has large flakes and a  firm texture. This versatile fish can be fried, grilled, broiled, baked or skewered. It is also a good choice for chowders and soups. Even though this is a "lean" fish, it is forgiving and difficult to overcook, (as in drying out).

• At least (2) Portions per Pound
• Skinless & Boneless
• individually wrapped fillets
• Wild Caught in the Pacific Ocean

THAWING INSTRUCTIONS:
For best results, thaw in the refrigerator overnight.
For quicker thawing: Place fillets in a zip lock bag and submerge in cold water until thawed.