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Black Grouper

Grouper is a lean, moist fish with a distinctive yet mild flavor, large flakes, and a firm texture. Even though it is lean, this fish is forgiving during cooking and can be rather difficult to “overcook” in the sense of drying out.

There are several versions of grouper available from Fresh Catch Fish Co.

  • Black Grouper 
  • Yellow Edge Grouper
  • Scamp Grouper
  • Red Grouper
  • Snowy Grouper

Black grouper has a mild but very unique taste. It’s somewhat of a cross between bass and halibut. Available year-round with peak catches in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico occurring during the summer and fall, black grouper meat cooks up very firm and holds its moisture better than other fish.

 

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From the blog

A native tropical fish, the black grouper can be found near Caribbean coral reefs. Flambéed grilled plantains sweetened with brown sugar make a delicious Caribbean accompaniment.

Lemon Butter Black Grouper & Grilled Plantains

Enjoy grouper in  lemon juice, garlic, pink peppercorns and cayenne, nestled in a tangy, flavorful lemon sauce.

Pan Fried Grouper Cheeks in a Citrus Ancho Cream

Pan Fried Grouper Cheeks in a Citrus Ancho Cream

If Grouper is “Florida’s Fish” then the Groupers cheeks may well be the reason this fish was so anointed in...

Black Grouper with Coconut Quinoa

Pan-Seared Black Grouper with Coconut Quinoa

If you're looking for the perfect fish recipe to surprise your friends with amazing taste, give this one a try!...

A native tropical fish, the black grouper can be found near Caribbean coral reefs. Flambéed grilled plantains sweetened with brown sugar make a delicious Caribbean accompaniment.

Lemon Butter Black Grouper & Grilled Plantains

Enjoy grouper in  lemon juice, garlic, pink peppercorns and cayenne, nestled in a tangy, flavorful lemon sauce.

Pan Fried Grouper Cheeks in a Citrus Ancho Cream

Pan Fried Grouper Cheeks in a Citrus Ancho Cream

If Grouper is “Florida’s Fish” then the Groupers cheeks may well be the reason this fish was so anointed in...

Black Grouper with Coconut Quinoa

Pan-Seared Black Grouper with Coconut Quinoa

If you're looking for the perfect fish recipe to surprise your friends with amazing taste, give this one a try!...