Gratifyingly
delicious
The
roe of the flying fish is processed and widely used for sushi in Japan
and America. Ever enjoy a California roll? You will find these little orange
caviar berries covering the outside of it (imparting a marvelous taste!).
Flying
fish roe is becoming more popular with chefs in the states as they are
quite versatile and enhance variations of Japanese cuisine. The very small,
loose salted eggs are colored orange or pale yellow with a crunchy texture
and a slightly sweet taste. . Green tobiko has been flavored with the wonderful
Japanese wasabi powder, spicy, and adds a kick to any dish you use it in.
These roes work well as garnishes of hors d’oeuvres, with sushi and in
many Japanese recipes.
If
you want to savor the best flying fish roe money can buy, click on the
link below, and then choose the Caviar button on the left. Flying fish
roe caviar is on the third page. Remember all you've learned from this
site when making your choice.
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