North American Preserved Fishes

Alaskan smoked salmon is a type of wild salmon that can be found in the cold waters just off Alaska. This variety belongs to the group of Pacific smoked salmon. It's usually hot-smoked using traditional Native American techniques. The texture of t... READ MORE

Atlantic smoked salmon is a broad category that can include numerous types of smoked salmon found in the Eastern Seaboard of North America and in Northern Europe. The salmon has a rich and buttery flavor and it's cured and cold-smoked by using art... READ MORE

Nova is a term that's usually used to refer to a salty, wet-cured, lightly smoked farmed salmon. The brine is often a mixture of salt, sugar, and water. The fish spends a few days in the brine before it's cold-smoked. During the days spent in brin... READ MORE

Pacific smoked salmon is a broad category of salmon that's usually found in the Pacific Ocean, most commonly Alaska and Canada. Some of the most popular Pacific smoked salmon varieties include: Chum (or dog salmon), the least common variety; Canad... READ MORE

A classic Manitoban savory delicacy, smoked goldeye is a type of smoked freshwater fish. Goldeye fish are first marinated in brine before they are slightly dried and then smoked over oak, hickory, apple, or cherry wood fire. The process of smoking... READ MORE