Wulf's Blog

Wulf’s team member, Hannah Frith, sat down with Mark Bittman — whose very first book, published in 1999, was called Fish  to talk about his favorite ways to cook fish and the importance of starting with quality seafood.  
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  It's safe to say the 2020 holiday season will be like the rest of the year, full of unknowns with traditions upended. Will we be traveling to see relatives...
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In fall, as the migratory fish head out in search of warmer waters, the groundfish stick around New England. Species like cod, haddock, redfish and flounder are all considered groundfish — they live close to the ocean bottom and make up the fishery that’s been part of New England’s heritage for over 400 years.
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On April 9, the Wulf’s Fish family lost a founder and key figure in our history, Alan Wulf. For more than 40 years until his retirement in 2012, Alan was...
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We're here for you. As a business dedicated to providing chefs with the very best seafood, we rise and fall with your fortunes. Your closure marks our days too, and...
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Max Harvey, Vice President and an owner of Wulf’s Fish, was interviewed by WGBH Boston on how the mandated closure of restaurants in response to the coronavirus has negatively impacted...
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Wulf’s Fish sponsored a gathering of 24 chefs (12 from Boston, 12 from elsewhere in the country) to introduce King Kampachi to them and over 400 food-loving members of the public who attended the three 12-course dinners through the traveling chef retreat and dinner series known as Chefs Feed Indie Week.
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