Alaska’s Finest Halibut

Our fresh catch of wild Alaska halibut has arrived in Phoenix, and we’re excited to share it with you. These pristine filets come from careful longline harvest, handled quickly and packed to preserve the clean flavor and firm texture that true halibut is known for. Over the years we’ve talked a lot about quality and authenticity when it comes to halibut, and we’re pleased to offer the real thing once again.

If you want an easy way to prepare it:

Pan-Seared Wild Halibut
• One 8-ounce halibut filet
• Sea salt and black pepper
• 1–2 tablespoons Bariani Olive Oil
• 1 tablespoon butter
• Fresh lemon
• Optional herbs such as thyme or parsley

1. Pat the filet dry and season with salt and pepper

2. Warm Bariani Olive Oil in a skillet over medium-high heat and add the butter

3. When hot, sear the filet for about 3–4 minutes until golden

4. Flip and cook another 2–3 minutes until opaque and flaky

5. Finish with lemon and herbs

Need more halibut recipes? Look here!

Want to review our past posts on halibut? Look here and here!

Our Alaska wild coho salmon, grassfed-grassfinished beef, delicious pork, local raw honey, Bariani extra virgin olive oil, Kenny’s New Mexico spice rub, and fresh Arizona medjool dates are also in excellent supply.

Come see us at the market this weekend to explore what’s in stock and consider purchasing halibut in bulk. It’s an excellent time to fill the freezer with your favorites.

Happy Feasting,

Kenny & Brenna

Weekend Seafood Highlights

We’re settling back into Phoenix and wanted to share a quick highlight from the recent Alaska harvest. Wild Coho Salmon came in beautifully this year, bringing vibrant color, rich flavor, and plenty of availability for your fall meals. If you enjoy King Salmon, be sure to try our Coho! Black Cod has also become a runaway favorite, and many customers tell us they can’t find it anywhere else in Phoenix. We’re well-stocked for the weekend.

If you want easy ways to enjoy them:

Simple Coho Salmon:
Brush with Bariani Olive Oil, season with salt and pepper, and roast at 400°F for 10–12 minutes until just cooked through. Finish with fresh lemon.

Easy Black Cod:
Season the filet with salt, pepper, and a little garlic. Dot with butter, add a splash of lemon, and bake at 375°F for about 12–15 minutes until it flakes gently.

We’ll also have our grassfed-grassfinished beef, delicious pork, and local honey available!

Come see us at the markets this weekend and stock up for November cooking. We’d love to help you pick out something delicious.

Happy Feasting,

Brenna & Kenny

[PHX] Your Favorite Foods Return

We’re back in Phoenix and easing into the fall farmers market season. You’ll find us at both Roadrunner Park and Ahwatukee Farmers Markets this weekend, November 8 and 9, and we’re looking forward to seeing everyone again.

We’re arriving with a solid variety of wild Alaska salmon and whitefish, along with plenty of grassfed grassfinished beef and flavorful pork. Our honey lovers can look forward to raw local honey and bee pollen. While we don’t have every product fully stocked just yet, we’ll be there anon with the rest. In the meantime, there’s still plenty to enjoy and explore.

Our market calendar is updated through the first weekend in December. If you prefer to shop outside market hours, you’re always welcome to make an appointment to shop at our home near Thomas Rd and 44th St. Our product list is current, please review carefully prior to placing any orders.

Can’t wait to reconnect and help fuel your meals for the season ahead!