Fish Products
Traditional Gravadlax made with imported fresh Norwegian Salmon or with alternatively with locally sourced Trout. Octopus legs sous-vide. Marinated Octopus pieces. Traditional Cape Malay pickled fish.
Marinated Octopus
Marinated Octopus
Marinated Octopus comes in 150g and 270g jars, is a Greek inspired product (Htapodi Ksydato) made with octopus pieces cooked sous-vide then marinated in vinegar, bay leaf, vinegar, sugar, garlic, chili, corinader seeds, thyme, topped with a layer of olive oil.
Marinated Octopus Heads
Marinated Octopus Heads
Marinated Octopus comes in 150g and 270g jars, is a Greek inspired product (Htapodi Ksydato) made with octopus head pieces cooked sous-vide then marinated in vinegar, bay leaf, vinegar, sugar, garlic, chili, corinader seeds, thyme, topped with a layer of olive oil.
Octopus Sous-vide
Octopus Sous-vide
Octopus legs sous-vide is slow cooked in a water bath at low temperature for several hours to create a very tender product that can then be finished off on the grill, braai, in salads etc.
Offered in vacuum packs per leg (weight between 50 and 200g, depending on size of Octopus) or packed in bulk by custom weight
Pickled Fish
Pickled Fish is a traditional Cape Malay product and is available in March, April and May but can also be made on request the rest of the year. It is made with hake, onion, flour, turmeric, vinegar, sugar, apricot jam, coriander seed, bay leaf, masala, corn flour, salt and pepper.
Offered in 180g jars
Salmon Gravadlax
Salmon Gravadlax
Gravadlax (gravad lax, gravlaks, gravad laks or Gravlax) is a Nordic dish made with fresh Norwegian Salmon that is cured using salt, sugar, and dill.
Offered in vacuum packs of 100g or vacuum packed half fish
Trout Gravadlax
Trout Gravadlax
Trout Gravadlax (or Gravadforell) is a Nordic-inspired dish made with locally source fresh Trout that is cured using salt, sugar, and dill.
Offered in vacuum packs of 100g or vacuum packed half fish
As trout availability is seasonal this product is only avaiable between July and January.