In honor of National Seafood Month, read the inspiring true story of saving West Coast groundfish. Now we just need to eat burbot, chilipepper rockfish, petrale sole, sablefish, lingcod, and other groundfish!
It’s National Seafood Month, and we have a surprise for you. It’s a cheerful story about environmental conservation. We’re serious! Don’t roll your eyes in disbelief and go back to looking at today’s menu; stay with us.
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Here at Bon Appétit, we love food. So, we’re going to tell you a love story — about produce. There will be heartbreak, and there will be hard work. But, trust us, the ending is delicious.
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