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WILD TROUT Fillets Lough Neagh Co-op

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TOO FRESH TO PIN-BONE.

FLAVOUR: Mild, Earthy, Nutty TEXTURE: Oily and Delicate

ORIGIN: Wild Caught Lough Neagh – Northern Ireland by the Lough Neagh Fishermans Co-Operative

SUSTAINABILITY: Eat Occasionally (more info)

COOK IT: Pan Fry, Bake, Poach, or Steam.

STORAGE: In your fridge 2 to 3 days. Suitable for home freezing

Price per KG: €20.00

One pack costs: €12.00 €10.00

One Wild Brown Trout filleted (2 x 300 gr fillets), Lough Neagh Co-op
Fish come in all shapes and sizes, your portion weight may vary within -/+ 10% of the above listed weight. Never less, usually more!
Wild product: the orange colour of the fillets varie with each individual fish. Wild product: Pin bones remain in the fillets..

  • Preparation Method

    Let us do the work and prepare your fish as you intend to use it. No extra charge, it's part of the service. Selected preparation method will affect the final weight you receive.

How to Cook It

Quick, Delicious, Healthy! Trout is a great alternative to Salmon & Better Value too!

Try this pan-fried trout recipe:

Have ready your skin-on Trout Fillets from your favourite fishmonger (us of course!) Get your non-stick pan on a medium heat. Add a dash of Olive Oil and a knob of Butter. Cook the Trout skin-side-down for 3 minutes, carefully flip on other side. Cook for another 2 minutes and add minced Garlic (plenty), Parsley (lots) and a squeeze of Lemon Juice. Season to taste.

Make it look fancy & impress: Finish off with a Zest of a Lime, Lemon or Orange. Serve with any steamed vegetables.

You should be able to remove the bones pretty easily once cooked.

Storage Information

Fresh fish is what we built our business on, so we suggest you enjoy your fish as soon as possible. Keep in mind it is best practice to consume your fish within three days. Keep it at its best by storing in in the coldest area of your refrigerator, with crushed ice if available. If it is necessary to freeze your fish, do so straight away and preferably consume within (3) months.