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Old 09-12-2012, 09:31 PM   #1
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Salmon eggs are good but yes they do taste diffrent. There is place where my mom buy it from and its finger licking good. But you go and buy it at another place and its way too salty and the texture is just not right. You need to know what and where you buy it at.... Show me some good fishing spots and help me to finaly catch something and I would bring you some caviar for breakfast before we hit the water how is that for a fair trade ... Not everyone likes it, But many people never tried the good stuff.. My dad showed me how he process the caviar and he makes it just right.. Some fish no matter how you make it. It would never taste good. Try some real black caviar and you know what everyone is talking about.. Just mind you if you don't know where to buy it you would get some cheap caviar that was coverd in black food paint to make it look black and they would sell it to you at a cut rate price so you think you got a deal..
I do love the salmon eggs that are done right for breakfast on a bagel with a cup of black tea,..... Its heaven

Hey Jim I think you been hanging around too many Russians... Before you know you would have some sala on a tost for breakfast
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Old 09-13-2012, 06:31 AM   #2
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Yes indeed, you need only one taste of the genuine stuff to understand what all the hoopla is about. But that one taste will spoil you forever; the cheap stuff will taste like swill. You won't often be spending a hundred bucks for a snack, but once in a while, it is absolutely worth it.

The pinhead-sized stuff sold as caviar is probably whitefish roe. Real caviar is buckshot to green pea-size, a rich translucent gray-black, and moderately salty.
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Old 09-13-2012, 06:40 AM   #3
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caviar....ooohhhh"well were movin on up, to the east side"...
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Old 09-13-2012, 08:31 AM   #4
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Yes indeed, you need only one taste of the genuine stuff to understand what all the hoopla is about. But that one taste will spoil you forever; the cheap stuff will taste like swill. You won't often be spending a hundred bucks for a snack, but once in a while, it is absolutely worth it.

The pinhead-sized stuff sold as caviar is probably whitefish roe. Real caviar is buckshot to green pea-size, a rich translucent gray-black, and moderately salty.
Yes it says whitefish on it! Okay now I know ha ha that shit was nasty but I still one day I wanna try the good stuff😉 I also went and bought Vegemite yesterday that wasn't as bad as I thought tasted way better then the caviar lol sometimes I wonder what stuff tastes like but some stuff I'd never put in my mouth like cream cheese, whip cream, and jello I'll barf! Still need to taste YT, WSB, abalone, escargot! I have eaten mackerel shushi style at todai it tasted like it smells NASTY! But I like skulpin, flounder, halibut, catfish, baracuda, all kinds of bass just not spotties. I don't like trout, salmon, and another one forgot the name they sell it at blue water seafood I had it in a taco it's a fatty fish.
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Old 09-13-2012, 08:43 AM   #5
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Now I know escolar fish taco the meat if kinda fatty not my cup of tea!
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Old 09-14-2012, 06:40 AM   #6
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You have my condolences - nay, my pity. You are missing some of the finest things on earth.

There isn't anything edible that I won't try, and I've liked almost everything I've ever tried. That includes some VERY odd stuff in Vietnam...
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Old 09-14-2012, 06:56 AM   #7
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OK.. Heres is my favorite "Beef Sweetbreads".......mmmmmmmmmmmm.
Cooked over Oak BBQ Santa Maria Pit.. Hard to find in here in So.Cal but easy to fine in the Central Coast..

like bacon on steroids..... sure beats fish eggs...
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Old 09-14-2012, 10:28 AM   #8
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KateFish,,, You are lucky you don't live with me lol.. I got a rule about food. You can't say no untill you try it. If you still don't like it then spit it out. But you must try it. For you one of the first things would be bagel with good cream cheese and LUX, Topped with a fresh garden grown tomato. You are of the finicky eaters .... If you just knew how many people won't eat food and they never even tried it. Then when they do try it, They change there mind 180deg. White fish caviar is one of the cheapest out there. It has its place but its not what you give someone to impress them thats for sure..
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