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A traditional Taramasalata recipe (or Taramosalata) made from fish roe, olive oil, lemon juice, grated onions and bread. Usually served as part of a meze platter with lots of pita breads or bread, taramasalata is a very popular Greek dip throughout the year, but especially on Shrove. A delicious authentic Greek recipe for the traditional Greek roe dip called "Taramosalata"!
Greek Fish Roe Dip (Taramosalata) is one of the most popular of current trending foods on earth. It is simple, it’s fast, it tastes delicious. It is appreciated by millions every day. Greek Fish Roe Dip (Taramosalata) is something which I have loved my whole life. They’re nice and they look fantastic.
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Ingredients
But did you know that its airy creamy texture comes simply from bread? Taramosalata has a wonderful flavor that is reminiscent of lox on a bagel. It is rich and salty but like many Mediterranean dishes, the ingredients are good for you. Greek Tarama is a dip made of fish roe.
Instructions
It's a traditional Greek meze dish. Tarama is the cured eggs of either carp fish, grey mullet or cod. In Greece, we have two types of Tarama. The one we call the White one, which is, in fact, a yellowish one and the Pink one. This popular Greek appetizer made with fish roe and white bread is great served before a meal with bread, crackers, and cruditΓ©s.
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