FR EN

Gardinier

Crédits : Charlène Campos. Traduction : Jill Harry. Photo: Agence Pancake.

A veil of delicacy

Typical of Greek and Levantine cuisine, tarama is a preparation blending smoked cod roe with a delicate emulsion made of oil, bread and lemon.

Typical of Greek and Levantine cuisine, tarama is a preparation blending smoked cod roe with a delicate emulsion made of oil, bread and lemon. Appreciated for its light, creamy texture, it is also an excellent source of proteins, naturally rich in Omega-3. In its workshop in Mulcent, Le Comptoir du Caviar creates its own tarama with meticulously selected ingredients. Recipes range from the most delicate to the spiciest - sea urchin coral, summer truffle, Espelette pimento, Wasabi Tobiko -, all prepared with no artificial ingredients. On a warm blini as an aperitif, or as a fresh touch to accompany a more generous dish, tarama adds just what it takes to make shared moments truly sublime. A delicacy from the sea, refined and affordable, to be relished in all simplicity.

Welcome to the digital magazine of Gardinier.

To contact one of Our Houses, please click on the bell.

Newsletter

This way to receive our latest news!

MORE ARTICLES

Follow us!
@