Sablefish on Rye with Apple, Cranberry, and Dijon
Recipe
For those who know that a sandwich is never just a sandwich, our smoked sablefish on rye with apple, cranberry, and dijon mustard is perf...
Wild-caught in the cold northern Pacific waters off Alaska, this rich and buttery smoked sablefish—also known as Detroit-style sablefish or Black Cod—delivers bold flavor with a tender, flaky finish.
This should be enough smoked salmon to feed your party of smoked fish fans!
Our hot smoked sablefish, also known as Black Cod, is a rich and buttery delicacy crafted from wild-caught fish sourced in the cold, pristine waters off the coast of Alaska. Caught by experienced longline fishermen, this deepwater species is prized for its exceptionally high natural oil content, which gives it a silky texture and luxurious flavor. These characteristics make sablefish ideal for smoking, allowing the fish to absorb and carry smoky notes while staying tender and moist.
Prepared using a traditional method, this hot smoked sablefish undergoes a careful curing and smoking process that enhances its savory depth and adds a slightly sweet, wood-kissed finish. The result is flake-apart fillets with bold character and a melt-in-your-mouth quality that stands out among smoked fish offerings. Each piece reflects our commitment to quality, sustainability, and preserving time-honored smoked fish traditions.
Versatile and ready to enjoy, this smoked sablefish makes an elegant addition to charcuterie boards, brunch spreads, grain bowls, or simply served on its own with a squeeze of lemon. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to smoked sablefish, this unique preparation captures the flavor of the North Pacific and the expertise of generations of fish-smoking craft.
Sablefish, salt, garlic & natural hardwood smoke
Bones Fish
Omega-3 fatty acids, good source of protein and gluten free.
Fish
Once you open your package of smoked fish, you should consume it all within 5 days. In the rare event of leftovers, store your opened packages in a zip-lock bag to maintain that second-to-none succulence.
Unopened, vacuum-packed fish, including cold-smoked, hot-smoked, and specialty items, will stay fresh and flavorful for much longer. Just check the “best by” date on the label and enjoy before then. Saving your smoked fish for a special occasion? Pop it in the freezer to extend the shelf life for up to 6 months. A thaw in the fridge (set below 40°F) is all that stands between you and a great meal with family or friends.
Acme’s Black Cod/Sablefish is the best of the best. Sold in most deli’s in the Los Angeles area. Very expensive, but long after price is forgotten the memory of a great taste remains.
It's hard to find hot smoked sablefish on the East Coast. Thanks Acme!