Wild Copper River salmon
Wild salmon already counts as a wonder food in most people’s (cook)books. Yes, it’s abundant in vital nutrients. But let’s go back to basics: It tastes great, especially served piping hot from the grill, those edges just a wee bit crispy, or roasted in the oven, letting out a fragrant bit of steam with every forkful.
What’s so special about Copper River salmon? It’s the high oil content, stored up from the salmon’s long journey along the nearly 300-mile Copper River. That extra oil makes the fish among the richest, tastiest fish in the world, tender and moist whether roasted or grilled. Add it to your dinnertime rotation as another great spring tradition.
Delicious and nutritious
Succulent Copper River salmon is low in calories and saturated fat yet high in protein and omega-3 essential fatty acids, which contribute to healthy heart and brain function.
Salmon also is an excellent source of selenium, protein, niacin and vitamin B12, as well as phosphorus, magnesium and vitamin B6.