Fish, Halibut (Pacific)
About This Food
Halibut is a member of the Flatfish family and is found in both the Atlantic and Pacific waters.
The largest of all flat fish, halibut have an average weight of about 25 - 30 lb, but can grow to be as much as 900 lbs.
Halibut has firm white meat and a mild flavor and is an excellent source of the important antioxidant mineral selenium . This seafood delight also contains brain-boosting B vitamins (niacin, vitamin B6 and vitamin B12) as well as provide a good source of the important minerals magnesium and potassium.
Be sure to choose only Pacific Halibut, as opposed to Atlantic Halibut which is an Ocean's Alive Worst Seafood Choice.
When choosing fresh halibut, look for steaks or fillets with firm white flesh. As with all other fish, the smell should be clean, not fishy.
Special diets
- Autoimmune Paleo Diet
- Candida Diet
- Diabetic
- Elimination Diet
- Gluten-Free Diet
- Gluten-Free/Dairy-Free Diet
- Grain-Free Diet
- High Protein Diet
- Low Carb Diet
- Low FODMAP Diet
- Low Histamine Diet
- Low Oxalate Diet
- Paleo Diet (Light)
- Paleo Diet (Strict)
- PCOS Diet
- Pescetarian Diet
- Primal Diet
- Thyroid Diet
- Whole Food
Excellent Source of
- Protein
- Selenium
- Niacin
Good Source of
- Magnesium
- Potassium
- VitaminB6
- VitaminB12
- EPA DHA Omega-3
- Phosphorous
Preferences
- No Red Meat
- No Pork
- No Eggs
- No Shellfish
- No Gluten
- No Nuts
- No Seeds
- No Soy
- No Dairy
- No Poultry
- No Corn
- No Yeast
- No Peanuts
- No Molds
- No Pseudograins
- No Coconut
- No Citrus
- No Nightshade
- No Legumes
- No Grains
- Low Carbohydrate
- Low Fat
- Low Sodium
- Low Sugars
- Low Saturated Fat
Nutrition Information
Serving size: 3 ounce(s) halibut
Calories: 92
Omega-6 / Omega-3 ratio: 1 : 1
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