Market Street gift card giveaway
In celebration of their halibut festival, our good friends at Market Street restaurants have given us a $50 gift card to give away to one lucky reader.
Fresh, wild Alaska halibut – the world’s premium whitefish – will soon be featured a variety of delicious ways at lunch and dinner at all Market Street Grill, Broiler, and Oyster Bar locations.
New on the lunch and dinner Halibut Special Menus is Fresh Alaska Halibut stuffed with Maryland Crab Cake topped with Hollandaise & Parmesan Cheese. Also on the menu is a Fresh Alaska Halibut Caesar Salad, Fresh Alaska Halibut Louie, Fresh Alaska Halibut & Shrimp, and Fresh Alaska Halibut Fish n’ Chips – just to name a few. Low in fat, calories, and sodium and high in quality protein, wild Alaska halibut is definitely a great catch.
For the home chef, Alaska’s delicious wild halibut can be purchased at all three Market Street Fish Markets. Bill McArthur, Chef at Market Street Grill & Oyster Bar/Cottonwood says, “No fish is easier to prepare. It is delicious baked, broiled, steamed, poached, grilled, barbecued, or blackened and served with tartar sauce or a wedge of fresh lemon.” The Fish Markets also offer free halibut recipes cards, provided by Market Street chefs.
With sustainability a major concern for everyone who enjoys seafood, Market Street’s wild Alaska halibut is not included on the list of seafood that is in danger from overfishing, habitat damage, or pollution. Alaska has provided the model for sustainability and has set the world’s gold standard for its precautionary approach to resource management of its seafood. As a result Alaska’s halibut fisheries can exist long-term without compromising the survival of the species or the health of the surrounding ecosystem. With this in mind, halibut lovers can enjoy this fresh, wild, delicious product knowing that it is plentiful and will be available for years to come.
To put your name in the hat for the $50 gift card, all you need to do is complete the following sentence:
“If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be…”
Post your answer as a comment on this story, at the bottom of the page. We will pick a random winner next weekend. Good luck!
Market Street Grill
Cottonwood 2985 East 6580 South (801) 942-8860
Downtown 48 West Market Street (801) 322-4668
South Jordan 10702 South River Front Parkway (801) 302-2262
University 260 South 1300 East (801) 583-8808
Market Street Oyster Bar
Cottonwood 2985 East 6580 South (801) 942-8870
Downtown 54 West Market Street (801) 531-6044
South Jordan 10702 South River Front Parkway (801) 302-2264
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be a mermaid. (The kind that talks).
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be … Moby Dick.
Anything! I’ve been fishing a couple times and have never caught anything.
All the fresh crab, lobster, shrimp, oysters and clams (yes all at once!) to have a clam bake in Montauk, NY with, all for friends.
It would have to be Crab!
“If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be a unicorn.”
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be swordfish. Seriously.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be scallops…and Jamie Oliver to cook them up for me with lots of garlic and butter in his own inimitable way !
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be The Incredible Mr. Limpet! We would have a great conversation over oysters on the halfshell from Prince Edward Island
Halibut, I love Halibut.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be a mermaid but not for eating.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be salmon.
If I were to go fishing and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be a swordfish. They are so cool looking – I would probably hang it on my wall.
I think I have to echo the “anything” comment. I’ve never caught a fish before, but I sure love eating them!
Alaska halibut
Just a great piece of salmon that I can grill over a cedar plank.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be… an ever-filling pot of gold to allow me to travel all over, tasting all the great food the world has to offer!
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be…
Jumbo Alaskan King crab with Kumomoto Oysters, a nice salad and Dom Pérignon vintage.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be… “Monkfish”
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be a giant Lobster. I’m a shellfish fan!
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be fresh crab, and enough salmon to make a salmon salad for my roommates.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be…
Lobster, Soft Shell Crab, white sea bass, oysters, and scallops.
I would prepare the lobster, crab, and shell fish, roast the bass, and make a fish soup out of a little of everything.
Oh, man. Am drooling
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be…halibut. Mmm.
I would catch sesame seed encrusted seared Ahi Tuna with wasabi aioli served with soba noodles.
If I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be taimen.
I’d want to catch the largest bigeye tuna ever seen! All-you-can-eat sushi, anyone?
My dream catch would be an insanely attractive merman, who hopefully will not be too annoyed that I put a hook in him.
I want to catch sushi-it’s a dream wish ok:)
f I were to go fishing, and the water had no limits, my dream catch would be a krab, because I’ve never seen the fish that tastes like crab.
Thanks to everyone who entered our latest competition. Our winner was Marilyn, congratulations!
If I were to go fishing, and water had no limits, my dream catch would be a full lobster pot that had hooked a couple of salmon on stray fishing lines!