

BRANZINO
SCIENTIFIC NAME: DICENTRARCHUS LABRAX
Branzini, plural for branzino, is also known as European sea bass. It is native to western and southern coastal ocean waters off Europe’s coastline here and can also be found living northward off the African coastline. Branzini is farmed here in the United States as well as across the globe. Branzini are highly adaptable fish that can tolerate a variety of salinity levels. This fish likes to live deep and can be found in water depths of up to 330 ft, they also have a liking for estuaries, rivers, and lagoons. As for flavor, branzini offers a mildly sweet whitefish taste, with firm-delicate flaky flesh. It is very popular across Italian cuisine.
CULINARY INSPIRATION
Baked Branzino with Lemon, Garlic and White Wine Grilled Branzino with Rosemary, Herbs, and House-made Vinaigrette Whole-Roasted Branzino with Italian Herbs Mediterranean Herb-Roasted Branzino Pan-Seared Branzino with Lemon, Thyme, and Citrus Pan-Seared Branzino with Heirloom Tomatoes and Capers Fennel Crusted Branzino Wood Fired Branzino Lemon, Rosemary, and Black Pepper Roasted Branzino


