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Summer · Featured★ Featured Box ★
Wild king salmon, mahi mahi annd swordfish on ice

Flash-Frozen at Sea

THE COASTAL GRILL BOX.
Flash-frozen at sea.

Three wild-caught Pacific species — king salmon, swordfish, and halibut — selected for the grill. Flash-frozen at sea within hours of harvest.

Wild King Salmon
~6 oz · Alaska
Pacific Swordfish
~6 oz · California coast
Pacific Halibut
~7 oz · Northern California
Includes Digital Cook Guide

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$89/box

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$84/box

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Tonight’s Cook

THE COASTAL GRILL BOX — SUMMER GUIDE

Every box includes a chef’s
digital Cook Guide.

TechniqueSwordfish Loin

Preheat your cast iron until it’s screaming — not warm, screaming. A drop of water should vanish on contact. Pat the loin completely dry and season aggressively with flaky salt and cracked pepper on both sides.

Two tablespoons of grapeseed oil. Lay the loin in and don’t touch it. Three to four minutes until a dark, even crust forms and the fish releases without force. That moment of release is your signal — not the clock.

TemperatureThe Finish

Flip once. Into a 425°F oven for four minutes. Pull at 130°F internal — it will carry over to 135°F while it rests. Swordfish is unforgiving on the overcooked side. Err

Technique · Temperature · Timing · Digital · One guide per box

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The Manifest

What’s coming in off the boats.

A Thursday note from the dock — what’s coming in, harbor by harbor, what to cook, and the occasional photo of Hatchi.