Saba (Mackerel)
Saba (Mackeral) is one of the most commonly consumed fish in Japan. It is also classified as "hikarimono", or silver-skinned fish, which is very fatty and oily. Its peak season is from September to February. Many sushi chefs cure it as "shime-saba", but it can be grilled, cooked or cured. Each piece weighs 1.5 LBs on average, but sizes will vary.
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Saba (Mackerel)
Saba (Mackeral) is one of the most commonly consumed fish in Japan. It is also classified as "hikarimono", or silver-skinned fish, which is very fatty and oily. Its peak season is from September to February. Many sushi chefs cure it as "shime-saba", but it can be grilled, cooked or cured. Each piece weighs 1.5 LBs on average, but sizes will vary.
Disclaimer:
1. This item is subject to market prices and may increase without notice.2. This product is pre-ordered and is subject to market availability. If unavailable, this will be removed from your order and you will not be charged.
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Saba (Mackeral) is one of the most commonly consumed fish in Japan. It is also classified as "hikarimono", or silver-skinned fish, which is very fatty and oily. Its peak season is from September to February. Many sushi chefs cure it as "shime-saba", but it can be grilled, cooked or cured. Each piece weighs 1.5 LBs on average, but sizes will vary.
Disclaimer:
1. This item is subject to market prices and may increase without notice.2. This product is pre-ordered and is subject to market availability. If unavailable, this will be removed from your order and you will not be charged.
