Nothing too inspiring, but it's tasty in its simplicity. Just some good bacon, potato bread, and eggs. For the eggs I started by sauteing some shallots in butter. Once the shallots were softened I added the eggs, minced thyme and parsley, salt and pepper, and some more butter. The thyme takes things to a nice place, and the butter makes the cheese-free eggs super rich.
Below, five points if you can guess what's going on. It's a traditional food product made with what I was able to pick up around here. Hint. So far it's just shad roe and some salt.
gotta let your local fishmonger taste the final product...
ReplyDeletewill do. it will be a bit.
ReplyDeleteYou curing a home made bottarga??!!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the result.
Five points for k8erer.
ReplyDeleteWe'll see what happens. I cured a bunch of yellow perch roe too. The shad roe is looking good, the perch roe, eh.
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