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  •  Golden Kingklip 
  •  Channa
  •  Swordfish
  •  Tilapia

Golden KingklipGolden Kingklip

Firm in texture, its flesh easily flakes apart in big chunks. Once cooked, the golden kingklip remains tender and mild with a sweet taste.

Cooking methods include: oven-baking, pan-frying, poaching and deep-frying.

To find out more about the golden kingklip

Consult our savoury kingklip recipe

ChannaChanna

Firm in texture, this exotic fish is rich in minerals and completely boneless. Channa has a delicate-tasting white flesh. It is excellent for use in Thai and Chinese dishes.

Cooking methods include: pan frying and oven-baking en papillote.

To find out more about channa...

Consult our savoury channa recipe

SwordfishSwordfish

A delicate-tasting fish with flesh that is white and firm. It is rich in vitamin B12, potassium and phosphorus.

Cooking methods include: grilling, braising and pan-frying. Swordfish can also be used for brochettes (kebabs).

To find out more about swordfish...

Consult our savoury swordfish recipes

Tilapia Tilapia

Its texture is firm and fine and its flesh is slightly pink but fades to a creamy white when cooked. The flavour is mild and slightly sweet.

Cooking methods include: poaching, grilling, pan-frying, deep-frying, braising, oven-baking and steaming. It can be prepared in as many ways as you can imagine because, much like tofu, tilapia adopts the flavour of the spices you use to cook it. 


To find out more about tilapia...

Consult our savoury tilapia recipes