Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
There’s a variety of ways to consume caviar. Caviar toast is undoubtedly one of the most simple yet most effective and tasty ways to do it. I have to admit that a big caviar lover like myself will already know all the amazing receipts for the mouth-watering flavors. But, for newbies, it can be quite confusing what’s the best way to try this delicacy for the first time.
Caviar toast is a common way to serve this luxurious delicacy as an appetizer. Although the finest roes have less amount of salt that gives them a milder taste, the flavor can still be intense. So, for the best result, keep it simple and use some of the many traditional garnishes to enhance the flavor.
When I first started the journey of tasting this luxurious food, I must admit that it was a bit confusing with all those different and opposite advice. Some people said I should start with plain fish eggs while others said to try all kinds of recipes. Now, after years of tasting and trying different things, I can say that my preferred way of tasting it is with buttered toast or dry bread. However, it’s my personal opinion, and if you’re new at this, I recommend trying both on dry or lightly buttered toasts.
No matter what you’ll prefer, a dollop of caviar on buttered or dry toast or simply with white bread, one thing is sure – your mouth and taste receptors will be grateful. However, caviar on toast with sour cream or butter is probably the best idea for the first trial.
If you already tried roe and you’re ready to level up, the question that probably comes up is, what do people eat with caviar? Luckily for gourmets, it can be served on toast points, on hard-boiled eggs, and even used as topping for hot dishes like pasta (ravioli is never a bad choice,) soups, risotto, and of course sauces.
However, there are many ways to garnish caviar and items that you can serve with it to add to the flavor. For example, chives, sour cream, creme fraiche, lemon wedges, or red onion would do wonders.
For me, tasting this amazing food is an event that I plan thoroughly, no matter if I’m going to a restaurant or being a chef myself. Connoisseurs will know what I’m talking about, but if you’re at the beginning of this exciting adventure, then you might start preparing this high-end snack at your home. Here are some of the ingredients you can find at the local market:
If you’re looking for a completely new culinary experience that tastes like no other, then you’re at the right place. I was at the exact right spot a few years earlier, and I wondered what different snack could I try that would surprise my gums. And the answer was straightforward, actually — fresh and delicious roe.
Now, as you already know, this delicacy can be served with many other meals and appetizers. But, one thing you have to give a try is caviar on top of a toast point with crème fraiche. It was a revelation for me, and I just can’t stop treating myself with it every once in a while. I like it the most when toast bread has the crusts cut off into small triangles, with a spoonful of crème fraiche onto each toast point, then top that with a spoonful of caviar. It’s a perfect crisp and creme compilation that goes perfectly with sparkling wines. In just a few simple steps, you have made yourself an exquisite meal.
Sometimes, I just don’t feel like going to a restaurant, but I still want to treat myself. That’s a great time for a super easy and tasty appetizer. Crostini is an Italian appetizer with toasted bread and all kinds of toppings. Naturally, I recommend topping it with caviar.
Although served as finger food for special occasions, I love to prepare it whenever I need something quick and delicious. It’s one of the recipes I recommend to all the newbies who simply want to try this delicacy. So, slice the crusty bread into 1-inch pieces and brush olive oil on each. Then toast them lightly in the oven. For the topping, use creme fraiche, a bit of lemon juice, a pinch of salt, around 5 oz. of smoked salmon, and give a final touch with your favorite caviar. Here is nutritional information about this delicious dish.
Calories | 84 |
Total Fat | 0.2 oz |
Cholesterol | 0.001 oz |
Sodium | 0.01 oz |
Carbohydrates | 0.2 oz |
Protein | 0.14 oz |
When it comes to French or Italian baguette, the decision is not as easy as it seems. Both types of bread are delicious and have their own unique qualities. So, how do you choose between them?
The first thing to consider is what type of food you will be serving with the baguette. Crostini are made initially from Italian white bread. However, the good substitute is also a French baguette, if you can’t find the Italian one.
Another thing to consider is the flavor. A French baguette has a subtle sweetness and a slightly crispy crust. An Italian baguette, on the other hand, has a slightly bubbly crust and a pleasantly sour flavor. You must find a crusty bread because the contrasting texture of roe and crusty bread makes it so interesting and delicious.
Lastly, you should consider the size of the baguettes. A French baguette will be thinner than an Italian one. In addition to that, an Italian baguette is slighter taller than its French counterpart.
If you prefer to spice it up a bit, then the Aioli recipe is just for you. It’s another super easy meal you can prepare at home with the following ingredients:
Put the Baguette in the oven for 10 minutes. In the meantime, mix mayonnaise, garlic, and sour cream. Top with a dollop of caviar and cream mixture and sprinkle with capers and onion. As the final step, put a sprig of dill and a few drops of lemon juice.
I just love a good breakfast, and there’s no competition to caviar and hard-boiled eggs. It’s an amazing combination that enhances the flavor in your mouth. Simply crumbling eggs on top of my favorite roe always makes my day. I like to add ice-cold (frozen) vodka for the evening version, and I have complete enjoyment.
No matter if you want to entrust your tastebuds to the professional chefs or prefer doing it yourself – the key to completely enjoying the new and unknown flavors is to be persistent. Yes, you need to be open-minded and don’t let other people say what you should or should not try. Who knows what you might find with an open mind.