Description:
1. Product Overview
- Species: Geoduck Clam (Panopea generosa)
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Key Characteristics:
- Live & Fresh – Wild-caught from Alaska’s cold, pristine waters
- Flavor Profile: Mildly sweet, oceanic with a hint of umami
- Texture: Firm, crisp, and slightly crunchy when raw; tender and delicate when cooked
- Highly Prized in Asian Cuisine – Known for its unique texture and natural sweetness
- Sustainably Sourced – Responsibly harvested for peak freshness
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Suitable For:
- Sashimi (Raw): Thinly sliced and served with wasabi & soy sauce for an ultra-fresh taste
- Hotpot / Steamboat: Lightly blanched to retain its natural sweetness
- Stir-Frying: Works well with aromatics like ginger & scallions
- Grilling: Adds a slight smokiness while maintaining juiciness
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Not Suitable For:
- Overcooking, as it can turn rubbery
2. Why Choose Alaskan Sichuan Geoduck?
✔ Exceptionally Sweet & Crisp Texture – A rare seafood delicacy.
✔ Versatile Cooking Options – Perfect for sashimi, hotpot, stir-frying, or grilling.
✔ Premium Quality – Wild-caught and sustainably harvested from Alaska.
3. Handling & Preparation Tips
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Storage & Cleaning:
- Keep live in cold water or on crushed ice until ready to prepare.
- If chilled, consume within 24 hours for best freshness.
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Sashimi Preparation (Raw Consumption):
- Remove the shell and clean thoroughly.
- Slice thinly and serve with soy sauce, wasabi, or ponzu.
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Cooking Methods:
- Hotpot: Lightly blanch slices for 3–5 seconds.
- Stir-Frying: Quick sauté with garlic and soy sauce for 1–2 minutes.
- Grilling: Lightly season and grill for 1–2 minutes per side.
🚫 Avoid:
- Overcooking, as it toughens the meat.
- Freezing, as it affects texture and flavor.
✅ Key Takeaways:
- Live & fresh, sourced from Alaska’s cold waters.
- Crisp, sweet texture – a premium seafood delicacy.
- Best enjoyed raw as sashimi, lightly blanched in hotpot, or stir-fried.