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Taramosalata

Greek Fish Roe Dip

A classic Greek dip made from cured fish roe (tarama), blended with bread, olive oil, lemon juice, and onion. It's a smooth, pale pink spread, often enjoyed as a meze or appetizer, especially during Lent.

Förberedelsetid20 minutes
Tillagningstid0 minutes
Total tid20 minutes
Portioner8
SvÄrighetsgradEasy
Taramosalata - Greece traditional dish

🧂 Ingredienser

  • 100 g Tarama (cured cod or carp roe)(Look for good quality tarama at a Greek or Middle Eastern deli. It should be firm and have a pleasant, briny aroma.)
  • 150 g Stale white bread(Crusts removed. Stale bread is essential for the right texture. If your bread is fresh, you can toast it lightly until dry.)
  • 150 ml Extra virgin olive oil(Use a good quality olive oil for the best flavor.)
  • 60 ml Fresh lemon juice(Approximately 1-2 lemons, depending on size and juiciness.)
  • 1/4 medium Small onion(Finely grated or very finely minced. Use sparingly to avoid overpowering the tarama.)
  • 2-3 tbsp Water(Cold water, as needed for consistency.)

💡 Proffstips

  • ✓The final color should be a pale, delicate pink. A very dark or intense pink might indicate a different type of roe or over-processing.
  • ✓Achieve a fluffy texture by processing until well emulsified and airy. Don't over-process, which can make it gummy.
  • ✓Taramosalata is a traditional Lenten dish in Greece, as it contains no meat or dairy products.

✹ IdĂ©er för variationer

Inspiration till din egen version av detta recept

  • For a creamier texture, some recipes include a small amount of boiled potato (about 50g) added with the bread.
  • Experiment with different types of roe, such as bottarga or smoked cod roe, for a different flavor profile, though this will alter the traditional taste and color.

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