Poutargue
Native to the Mediterranean basin, "poutargue", "boutargue" or "buttarga" is prepared from a mullet rogue (a pouch that contains the roe) and salt. The latter will serve as a preservative and flavour enhancer, just like for caviar. There then follows a long drying stage to concentrate all its aromas.
The poutargue: an ancestral product
This traditional product will surprise you with its subtle yet powerful marine taste. Wax is a traditional preservation method serving two purposes:
- To stop maturation at the optimum time
- As a protective film
Bottarga will be your ally for the aperitif. It can be enjoyed in thin slices, on bread, toast or simply plain. You can also eat it grated, or in shavings on pasta, potatoes, scrambled eggs, salads…
Weight: 100g
The poutargue will be your ally for the aperitif. It can be eaten in thin slices, on bread, toast or simply on its own. You can also grate or shave it on pasta, potatoes, scrambled eggs, salads...
- Ingredients
- Allergens
- Conservation
- Available in
- DLC
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Excellent (Translated review)
Merchant's answerHello, We would like to thank you warmly for your glowing review of our bottarga. We are delighted that this product met your expectations and provided you with a quality gourmet experience. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we look forward to accompanying you on your next culinary discoveries. With kindest regards, caviar de Neuvic customer service
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very good (Translated review)
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Very good, meets my expectations, I recommend it! (Translated review)
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Very good with fresh pasta (Translated review)
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quality products (Translated review)
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fine (Translated review)
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not yet tasted (Translated review)
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Surprisingly mild, the smokiness is very discreet, with no muddy or strong taste. Very accessible to all (Translated review)
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delicious (Translated review)