Sablefish (Black Cod)
Rich, tender, and surprisingly easy to cook.
We actually tried turning it into jerky once. Didn’t work.
It refused to be anything other than perfectly soft.
That’s black cod.
Rich, forgiving, and incredibly hard to dry out.
Why people keep coming back to black cod:
- Naturally rich and buttery
- Hard to dry out
- Forgiving, even if you’re not watching it closely
- Feels like a restaurant-quality meal at home
Below, you’ll find a few simple ways to cook it, along with the different ways we offer it.
If you want to learn more about black cod—where it comes from, how it compares, and why it cooks the way it does—you can read more in our black cod guide.
Ways to enjoy black cod
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Peppered Smoked Black Cod Dip
Creamy, savory, with a little kick.
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Spicy Smoked Black Cod Dip
Rich and smoky with a bold, spicy finish.
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Smoked
Buttery, flaky, and ready to enjoy.
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Smoked Tenders
Bite-sized pieces, easy to snack or share.
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Collars
Rich, flavorful cuts perfect for grilling.
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Portions
Simple, versatile cuts for everyday cooking.
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Sushi-Grade
Clean, delicate, and ideal for raw preparations.
Start here (simple ways to cook it)
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Miso-Horseradish Glazed Black Cod
Bold flavor, simple to pull off at home.
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One-Pan Chili Crisp Black Cod
Toss it on a pan and let the oven do the work.
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Miso-Glazed Black Cod
A no-fuss way to get it right every time.
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Gochujang-Marinated Black Cod
Rich, savory, and worth the extra minute.
It’s not a fish you have to fight with.
Black cod stays tender, rich, and easy to work with.