#ad Alaska halibut is the perfect healthy way to kick off grilling season! Try it with a tandoori marinade, grilled ve…
In Alaska, fishing is a family business, and being an Alaska fisherman is often something that's carried down from one generation to the next.
Visit our bio to meet some of the people behind the fish.
📸: Leslie Songer
Visit the link in our bio for a window into the lives of the Alaska fishermen who work to harvest wild, sustainable seafood. 🚢 #EatSeafoodAmerica
📸: @skisendski
Looking for a new way to enjoy a summertime classic? This sea dog made with Alaska yellowfin sole is an easy and healthy alternative to plain old hot dogs.
Link in bio! #AskForAlaska
🍽 by Rachel Green and 📸 by Steve Lee
@TheKitchn has 15 easy ways to grill Alaska seafood that will keep you happy all summer long. Visit our bio to get the recipes! #AskForAlaska
Did you know there are over one million square miles of rich fishing waters in Alaska that support small businesses and sustainable fisheries? #EatSeafoodAmerica 📸: Carl Johnson
Nutritious, affordable and abundant. Wild Alaska pollock is the perfect protein source for both the fish stick lover and fitness guru.
Visit the link in our bio to learn more! #AskForAlaska @OxygenMagazine 📸: Scott Pitts
The principle of sustainable harvesting is paramount to reponsible fisheries management in Alaska.
When you #AskForAlaska, you're making a difference today, tomorrow and for the future.
For Alaska fishermen, sometimes lending a hand means a friendly wave at sunset. 📸: @walterjstahl
While it sounds fancy, cooking seafood sous vide can be simple. Follow these steps, and voilà! Click the link in bio for cooking techniques and tips. #AskForAlaska
Seared Alaska scallops can be the centerpiece for simple and nutritious summer recipes. What's your favorite way to prepare them?
Get the recipe by @HelloSpoonful in our bio! #EatSeafoodAmerica
Steam cooks like a dream. Follow these steps for tasty, tender fish in a matter of minutes.
Click the link in bio for simple and delicious recipes to try. #AskForAlaska
Sustainability means fishing for today and for the future.
Visit the link in our bio to learn how the Alaska seafood industry is built on responsible stewardship of our natural resources.