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On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 17:31:30 -0600, Michael Odom >
wrote: >> >>>I figure I'll shave it with a mandoline and toss it with olive oil, >>>then scatter the shavings over a citrus slice salad with onions. >>>Maybe some fresh mint, too. It's to be an appetizer for the family >>>Christmas gathering. >>> >>>Do you think this will work? >>> >>Sounds good to me.I assume this is salt-cured til it is dry and hard, >>like some cured tuna from Italy. >> >Yup. It's a dense, salty, fishy, dark brown-red chunk. Hardly any >moisture left in it. Its sell-by date is sometime next August, as I >recall. > >Do you have any experience with a product like this? I've nve had it >or any Italian version before. > A little. I have used it the same way as bottarga, shaved over pasta. I don't have a professional mandolin, so I have shaved it with a cheese shaver, which isn't ideal. I have found it easier if I keep the tuna frozen. It then shaves easier. Rodney Myrvaagnes NYC Let's Put the XXX back in Xmas |
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