Sockeye Smoked Salmon Tacos
Recipe
The only thing you need to heat in these quick and tasty bite sized tacos are the tortillas! With our wild sockeye smoked salmon, these a...
Caught in the pristine waters of southeastern Alaska, Coho salmon are caught by local fisherman in an environmentally sustainable one line, one hook, method. This wild product is noted for its bright color, firm texture, distinctive flavor, and quality.
This should be enough smoked salmon to feed your party of smoked fish fans!
Just as we’ve done for over 100 years, we trim the finest wild salmon by hand, season the filets with just enough salt, then lightly smoke them in single batches over a blend of North American hardwoods.
True to our tradition and celebrated style, we ensure that the temperature of the smokehouse never exceeds 90°F—preserving the succulent, buttery texture of the fish, while enhancing its natural complexity and delicate flavor. What results is a bite that’s subtle, savory, and utterly indulgent.
On its own, smoked salmon is pretty much the purest form of a smoked fish treat. But tucked into a Benedict or draped on top of rye with cream cheese, capers, and red onion? Perfection.
Coho Salmon, salt, celery powder and natural hardwood smoke.
May contain bones
Omega-3 fatty acids, good source of protein and gluten free.
Contains fish
Lox, smoked salmon. Tomato, tomahto? Not quite. While the two names are used interchangeably, especially here in the United States, lox is different from smoked salmon. When prepared authentically, lox is cured in salt and not, in fact, smoked at all. Although this delicacy takes on a silky texture that resembles cold-smoked salmon, it stands on its own two fins thanks to its singularly salty flavor.
I love the sockeye smoked salmon, but when I can't get it, I spring for the coho smoked salmon. I just wish you guys would bring back to king smoked salmon. Yum!