Fresh-Frozen Russian Blue Hake Fillets
Fresh-Frozen Russian Blue Hake Fillets
Cold Chain & Delivery
Cold Chain & Delivery
Everything leaves the counter sealed in insulated liners with gel packs, cushioned and boxed the same day it is cut. Keep the pack cold until you cook it; if it is going into the freezer, do that straight away. Tracking arrives by email as soon as the parcel is on its way.
What You Are Getting
What You Are Getting
Cleaned and portioned as described on this page. Fish is trimmed and pin-boned, shellfish is purged and graded, crab and squid are ready to cook. Thaw overnight in the fridge rather than at room temperature, rinse shellfish under cold water just before it goes in the pot, and cook it sooner rather than later.
If Something Is Not Right
If Something Is Not Right
Seafood should arrive looking the way it left us. If a pack turns up damaged, warm, or simply not as described, keep it as it came and write to us. A person will read it, and we will sort it out with you.
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🧊 Kept Cold
Insulated liners and gel packs hold the temperature the whole way.
🐚 Cleaned & Purged
Shellfish is purged and graded; fish is trimmed and pin-boned.
🌊 In From the Water
Chosen at the landing, not pulled from the back of a warehouse.
🍋 Ready to Cook
Thaw, rinse, into the pan. Salt, butter and lemon do the rest.
Fresh-Frozen Russian Blue Hake Fillets
Frozen Russian Blue Hake Fillets
Russian blue hake, mid-cut into thick boneless fillets and frozen at sea in 1 kg blocks. The flesh is bright white, soft-flaked and mild — close to cod in texture, a touch sweeter, and more forgiving if it stays in the pan a minute too long.
Thaw overnight in the fridge, then pan-fry in butter, bake under a herb crust, or batter it for fish and chips.
- Boneless mid-cut fillets, thick and evenly portioned
- Mild, sweet white flesh that flakes in large pieces
- Frozen at sea in 1 kg packs
- Pan-fry, bake, or batter for fish and chips
