Salmon Season

We’re wide open and restocked in Amish chocolates, our grass fed beef 🥩along with salmon chowder, salmon spread, chicken, dog treats, eggs, pork, wild Alaskan salmon, and brand new this week comfy cozy chicken wear. 🐓
Homestead hours are Thursday-Saturday 2-6 and Sunday 11-1

Also find us at the downtown Appleton Farm market Saturday morning in front of Heidi’s Music



W4401 Schabo Rd
Appleton WI

This is how we do it here at Salmon Season! We’re making fresh dog treats for the weekend and thought this would be a good opportunity to show you how we remove our pin bones.

You can easily debone a salmon fillet by pulling out the small pin bones with fish tweezers or clean needle-nose pliers.
Steps to Debone a Salmon Fillet
• Prep the fish: Place your cold salmon fillet skin-side down on a clean cutting board. Keeping the fish cold helps the flesh stay firm.
• Locate the bones: Run your clean fingers gently up and down the upper middle section of the fillet to feel for the row of tiny pin bones. Rubbing against the grain makes the tips pop up slightly. You can also drape the fillet over an inverted bowl to help the bones stick out.
• Grip the bone: Take your fish tweezers or needle-nose pliers and firmly grab the exposed end of the first pin bone near the collar (head) end.
• Pull at an angle: Pull the bone out with a smooth, steady motion at a 45-degree angle, slightly toward the belly side of the fish and in the direction the bone naturally faces. Do not pull straight up, as this can tear the delicate flesh. If the meat lifts, use your other thumb to gently press down on the flesh right next to the plier.
• Work down the line: Continue pulling out each bone sequentially, spacing them about half an inch apart, until you reach about two-thirds down the length of the fillet where the bones stop.



Salmon Season
W4401 Schabo Rd
Appleton

Hours Thursday-Saturday 2-6
Sunday 11-1

Hey Guys! This is our dear friend, Nicole, part of our Salmon Season community, and super passionate about the local food movement. Her family live just minutes from our homestead and we have visited and seen first hand the passion they have for what they do. They have poured their heart and soul into this journey.

We ask you to first and foremost please pray for the Lord to bless the efforts of this local family.

Secondly, Please SHARE and like this announcement to make our community aware of their mission and the opportunity to support this local food movement.

We know our community at Salmon Season are the most generous, outspoken, caring, supportive people we know! Let’s blow this up for this beautiful family ❤️

We’re loading the store for Thursdays opening. These are so soft, cozy, and the girls are loving 🥰 them! Eden’s wearing the green chicken knot sweater to school tomorrow! Pick up one for yourself or one as the perfect gift for that homesteader at heart person in your life 🐓🐓🐓These are from American Farm Company. Super great quality! The girls and I love their designs, so why not share that love with our community.

Salmon Season
4401 Schabo Rd
Appleton

Open Thursday-Saturday 2-6
Sunday 11-1

We’re pretty “creative” when it comes to achieving a task here at the homestead in Appleton, WI. We call it Alaska Style! Is it sketchy? You betcha. Almost always 🤣 well, I’m trusting Abraham on this one. He’s telling me we’re perfectly safe. In all seriousness, we do try to be as safe as we can working within our means.