Live Black Gold Abalone (Seasonal)

Live Black Gold Abalone (New Zealand) – Premium Seasonal Delicacy

新西兰黑金鲍

Description:

1. Product Overview

• Origin: Wild-caught from the pristine waters of New Zealand.
• Key Characteristics:
  • Exclusive & Seasonal: Rare & highly sought-after, only available during select periods.
  • Size & Quality: Hand-selected for optimal size and premium quality.
  • Flavor Profile: Naturally sweet, oceanic, and umami-rich, with a delicate briny aroma.
  • Texture: Firm yet tender, offering a satisfying bite with a slight chew.
• Suitable For:
  • Sashimi & Raw Consumption – Thinly sliced with ponzu or yuzu.
  • Steamed with Superior Broth – Enhances natural umami flavors.
  • Braised Cantonese-Style – Slow-cooked in rich, savory sauce.
  • Grilled with Butter & Soy – A smoky, charred twist on a classic.
  • Stir-fried with Garlic & Spring Onion – Simple yet deeply flavorful.

2. Why Choose Black Gold Abalone?

✔ Rare & Premium – Seasonal Catch – Limited availability, sourced only during peak seasons.
✔ Wild-Caught from New Zealand – Naturally grown in cold, clean waters, ensuring superior taste & texture.
✔ High Nutritional Value – Rich in protein, omega-3s, and essential minerals.
✔ Versatile Preparation – Can be enjoyed raw, braised, steamed, or grilled.
✔ Luxury Seafood Delicacy – A prized ingredient for festive celebrations & gourmet dining.

3. Handling & Preparation Tips

1. Storage & Cleaning:
   • Keep live abalone in the refrigerator at 2–5°C if consuming within 24 hours.
   • For longer storage, submerge in saltwater or freeze for later use.
   • Clean by removing the shell, scrubbing the surface, and slicing as desired.
2. Cooking Tips:
   • Sashimi: Slice thinly, serve with soy sauce & wasabi.
   • Steaming: Steam with ginger & scallions for 5–7 minutes.
   • Braising: Slow-cook with oyster sauce & mushrooms for a luxurious dish.
   • Grilling: Brush with butter, soy, & mirin, grill until lightly charred.

4. Avoid:

• Overcooking, as it can become rubbery and tough.
• Leaving at room temperature for too long—consume fresh or store properly.