Tag Archives: Halibut

All Hail the Halibut

Posted on May 12, 2011 by kayjayaitch

The King of Fish, the Fish of Kings A fish of fine texture and firmness, Halibut can range in size from a simple plate size fish to a monster the size of a small coffee table! It has a superb flavour … Continue reading →

Posted in Fish & Shellfish | Tagged almonds, classic, Halibut, traditional | Leave a comment

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