Fish Fillets
Boneless, evenly cut and ready for the pan, these portions take the work out of a seafood dinner. Consistent thickness means they cook through at the same rate, so nothing dries out while you wait for the middle to catch up.
How To Cook Them
- Sear skin-side down in a hot pan for a crisp finish
- Bake with lemon, herbs and a little olive oil
- Poach gently in broth for a lighter plate
- Stir-fry in thin slices for fast weeknight meals
Good To Know
- Boneless and portioned for easy cooking
- Sold in 2 kg packs
- Keep refrigerated and cook within 2 days, or freeze on arrival