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Juicy blistered tomatoes meet buttery salmon in this easy, elegant recipe—perfect for savoring summer’s best flavors.

Bring a taste of Alaska’s summer bounty to your table with this Blueberry Salmon Gravlax. Fresh or thawed wild blueberries add a burst of color and subtle sweetness to the classic Scandinavian cure, pairing beautifully with the rich, buttery texture of wild Copper River salmon. This no-cook dish is as stunning to look at as it is delicious to eat. Perfect for brunch boards, elegant appetizers, or a unique twist on your favorite bagel spread—this is gravlax with a wild, vibran

This recipe is a favorite of Christina's husband because he can easily pop it into the oven with the frozen veggies and voila! There's a healthy and filling dinner on the table in 30 minutes!

Salmon caviar, also known as roe or ikura is a fun foodie treat for any table. Here's some info to help you decide to buy keta or sockeye.

Wild salmon cubes are marinated in soy sauce, chile oil, sesame oil, and spices, then topped with furikake. Pair it with crackers or rice.

At Alaska Fresh, we take pride in offering exceptional quality from our pristine Alaskan waters. There are five different wild salmon species in Alaska, and our customers are mostly fond of two of them - keta salmon and sockeye salmon. Recently, we talked about the difference between the keta and sockeye salmon caviar. Now it's time to look at the differences between the two fish.