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Edition: 19 March, 2010
The Old Man Chef and the Seafood Insider Recommendations
Browne Trading Company

It started with a scallop and a very particular cook. Acclaimed chef Jean-Louis Palladin was unhappy with the quality of seafood he was finding in the U.S. and wanted the equivalent of what he knew in his native France.

Rod Browne Mitchell ended up being the first guy to offer the chef a true "Maine diver scallop" harvested by hand and shucked right out of the water, by a diver.

Decades later, Browne Trading Company has become one of the premiere seafood purveyors in the country, selling to top chefs, home cooks, and seafood lovers around the world.

Who currently buys from them? Chefs Daniel Boulud, Eric Ripert, Bill Telepan, David Pasternack, Thomas Keller, Charlie Trotter, and Tom Colicchio, just to name drop a few.

What are they buying? Astara Iranian Caviar, Peekytoe crabmeat, live Maine lobsters, clams, uni, and fresh caught fish.

Browne Trading Company also sells custom-made wooden gift boxes featuring a sampling of seafoods like Daniel Boulud's Signature Scottish Smoked Salmon, house-smoked Maine shrimp, scallops, sablefish, and rainbow trout. To ensure freshness, they ship anywhere in the U.S. overnight. You can also find their smoked fish at Dean and DeLuca, or order all products through the Browne Trading Company website.

Browne Trading Company's recommendations:

PORTLAND, ME

Hugo's

www.hugos.net

88 Middle Street

Portland, ME 04101

T: 207.774.8538

NEW YORK, NY

Esca

www.esca-nyc.com

402 West 43rd Street

New York, NY 10036

T: 212.564.7272

AUSTIN, TX

Uchi

www.uchiaustin.com

801 South Lamar

Austin, TX 78704

T: 512.916.4808

COOKBOOK

Fish & Shellfish

The Cook's Indispensable Companion

Author: James Peterson

Purchase from: Amazon.com

More Browne Trading Company recommendations.


What is it that chefs love about Browne Trading Company?

Read Chef Erik Desjarlais' (Evangeline in Portland, Maine) article about his admiration for Browne Trading Company.



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