Kanefuku Tarako Seasoned Pollack Caviar 2.5 oz

Kanefuku Tarako Seasoned Pollack Caviar 2.5 oz

$16.20
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Kanefuku Tarako Seasoned Pollack Caviar 2.5 oz

Kanefuku Tarako Seasoned Pollack Caviar 2.5 oz

$16.20

Kanefuku Tarako is seasoned Alaska pollack roe prepared in the Japanese style. Tarako has a mild, savory flavor, light saltiness, and a soft roe texture. It is ready to eat after thawing and works well in rice dishes, pasta, eggs, sushi, and appetizers.

Product Details

  • Brand: Kanefuku
  • Origin: Japan / Japanese-style preparation
  • Type: Seasoned Alaska Pollack Roe (Tarako)
  • Condition: Frozen; ready to eat after thawing
  • Storage: Keep frozen or refrigerated according to package instructions
  • After Opening: Keep refrigerated and consume promptly

Flavor & Texture

Tarako has a mild, savory and slightly briny flavor with a clean seafood umami. The texture is soft with small roe pearls.

Unlike mentaiko, tarako is generally not spicy and has a milder flavor.

Culinary Uses

  • Rice Bowls: Serve over hot steamed rice.
  • Onigiri: Use as a filling for Japanese rice balls.
  • Tarako Pasta: Mix with butter, cream, or olive oil for a simple pasta sauce.
  • Eggs: Add to omelets, tamagoyaki, or scrambled eggs.
  • Sushi & Toast: Use as a topping for sushi rolls, toast, or crackers.
  • Spread: Mix with mayonnaise for a mild seafood spread.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is tarako?
A: Tarako is salted and seasoned pollack roe commonly used in Japanese cuisine.

Q: Is tarako spicy?
A: Traditional tarako is generally mild and not spicy. Mentaiko is the seasoned pollack roe typically associated with a spicy flavor.

Q: How should I eat tarako?
A: It can be served with rice, used in pasta or eggs, or added to sushi, toast, and other appetizers.

Q: How should I store it?
A: Keep frozen or refrigerated according to the package instructions. Once opened, keep refrigerated and consume promptly.

Product Summary

Kanefuku Tarako is seasoned pollack roe with a mild, savory flavor and soft texture. It is a versatile Japanese ingredient for rice bowls, onigiri, pasta, eggs, sushi, and appetizers.

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