What is "scrod"?

Scrod refers to a small, young cod or haddock that is prepared and served as a dish. The name "scrod" originally referred to any small fish that could be split and cooked, but it is most commonly associated with cod or haddock in modern usage. Scrod typically features a mild, flaky white flesh and is often prepared by broiling, baking, or frying. It is a popular choice in seafood restaurants where it is often served with simple seasonings or accompanied by lemon, butter, and herbs.