Description
It is best to take your tin of caviar out 5 minutes before serving. Place it on a bed of ice to preserve its freshness throughout the tasting. Use a small mother-of-pearl spoon, which will not damage the grains or risk oxidation.
The purity and strength of a fine vodka will provide an interesting counterpoint to the buttery, indulgent notes of the caviar while enhancing its not-so-innocent freshness.
A perfectly soft-boiled free-range egg: gently remove the top, cover the egg with a generous spoonful of caviar, then replace the top. Add a few soldiers of delicate blinis, and indulgence becomes simplicity itself.
| Per 100 g | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Energy value (Kcal) | 280 | Matières grasses (g) dont acides gras saturés (g) | 17 (4,4) |
| energy values (kj) | 1172 | Carbohydrates (g) of which sugars (g) | 3,75 (0,4) |
| Protein (g) | 25 | Sel (g) | 4,2 |







