Army vet turned fishmonger Brandon Gray on sustainable fish
Brandon Gray is the culinary director at Michael Cimarusti’s Cape Seafood and Provisions.
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The cold smoked salmon pastrami is inspired by Brandon Gray’s Los Angeles childhood, in honor of Langers.
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A black gill rockfish from Santa Barbara is cleaned at Cape Seafood and Provisions.
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Smoked scallops at Cape Seafood and Provisions.
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Striper collar and cheeks, from top, smoked salmon collar and cheeks and smoked albacore at Cape Seafood and Provisions.
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Cape Seafood and Provisions leaders, from left, culinary director Brandon Gray, chef and owner Michael Cimarusti and Ehder Dominguez, the manager and head fishmonger in the kitchen.
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Ehder Dominguez, manager and head fishmonger at Cape Seafood and Provisions, cleans a black gill rockfish from Santa Barbara.
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Smoked teriyaki salmon at Cape Seafood and Provisions.
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Cape Seafood and Provisions sells responsibly caught, sustainable seafood.
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