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Alaskan Harvest Seafood Blog

An informal blog from Alaskan Harvest, offering news and insight into new developing stories in the seafood industry, as well as cooking tips, videos, and other information related to the Alaskan Seafood Industry.
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Weird Fish: Don't Eat Any of These!

Jun 12, 2008
Here’s a gallery of some of the weirdest and un-appetizing fish we’ve seen. Supposedly some of these weird creatures have been washed up in tsunami’s and the like. Personally, I’m glad to never see any of these fish, and...

The Worlds Longest California Roll

Dec 3, 2009
The University of Berkeleys Center for Japanese studies made the Worlds longest California roll this month to honor the 50th anniversary of the Japanese studies center. The students even got dressed up as Ninja’s for the occasion! The Alaska Seafood...

Cod Curry

Dec 2, 2009
This is a simple and delicious way to cook cod, in a rich and spicy curry. Ingredients: olive oil 2 pinch of cumin seeds 3 dried red chilis 6 tomatoes Cod or any white fish cut into chunks on teaspoon of lemon juice 1/4 spoon cumin powder 1/2 teaspoon...

Smoky Shrimp and Chorizo Soup

Dec 1, 2009
The following recipe comes from Fresh Local and Best a wonderful New York blog, filled with great food and pictures. SMOKY SHRIMP AND CHORIZO SOUP Ingredients 2 pounds medium shrimp shelled and deveined, shells reserved 2 quarts low-sodium chicken...

Latest Alaskan Fishing News

Nov 30, 2009
Halibut The Halibut fishing season finished Nov 15th after starting in March. Homer Alaska is once again America’s number one halibut port with more than 12 million pounds crossing its docks this season, with Kodiak coming in second. The total catch...

The First Thanksgiving Menu

Nov 26, 2009
The first thanksgiving was in 1621 it was celebrated by the pilgrams with the local Indian tribe to celebrate surviving many hardships and a successful harvest. The harvest was greatly helped by the Indians who  taught the new settlers how to grow...

Weird Fish: Don't Eat Any of These!



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