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Pour 14 fl oz (414 mL) of FOND Regenerative Chicken Bone Broth Pure & Unflavored into a pot.

Add Japanese Dashi (fish-flavored seasoning), finely sliced ginger, finely sliced garlic, Japanese radish (Daikon), spring onion, and finely sliced cabbage to the pot.

Cover the pot with a lid and cook for approximately 10 minutes, allowing the broth to come to a boil and the vegetables to soften.

While the broth is cooking, take the 1 pound of local Pacific halibut fillets and season one side generously with salt.

After 10 minutes, remove the lid from the pot. Carefully place the seasoned halibut fillets into the boiling broth among the vegetables.

Cover the pot again and cook for 5 minutes.

After 5 minutes, remove the lid. Add more finely sliced spring onion over the fish and a touch of chili oil.

Cover the pot and cook for another 5 to 6 minutes, or until the halibut is cooked through and flakes easily.

At this point, the dish is done. If desired, add more chili oil to taste.

To plate, first scoop some of the cooked cabbage and broth into a serving bowl. Place a piece of halibut on top of the cabbage and broth. Spoon more broth over the halibut and drizzle a little more chili oil on top.

For children, serve with a scoop of white rice on the side, if desired.


Pour 14 fl oz (414 mL) of FOND Regenerative Chicken Bone Broth Pure & Unflavored into a pot.

Add Japanese Dashi (fish-flavored seasoning), finely sliced ginger, finely sliced garlic, Japanese radish (Daikon), spring onion, and finely sliced cabbage to the pot.

Cover the pot with a lid and cook for approximately 10 minutes, allowing the broth to come to a boil and the vegetables to soften.

While the broth is cooking, take the 1 pound of local Pacific halibut fillets and season one side generously with salt.

After 10 minutes, remove the lid from the pot. Carefully place the seasoned halibut fillets into the boiling broth among the vegetables.

Cover the pot again and cook for 5 minutes.

After 5 minutes, remove the lid. Add more finely sliced spring onion over the fish and a touch of chili oil.

Cover the pot and cook for another 5 to 6 minutes, or until the halibut is cooked through and flakes easily.

At this point, the dish is done. If desired, add more chili oil to taste.

To plate, first scoop some of the cooked cabbage and broth into a serving bowl. Place a piece of halibut on top of the cabbage and broth. Spoon more broth over the halibut and drizzle a little more chili oil on top.

For children, serve with a scoop of white rice on the side, if desired.
