Hey guys … any one have any info on how caviar is made ? The pictures of it I’m finding online make it look like my shatter that auto crumbles and crystals up in the vac chamber without whipping , but the tec I’m finding online seems to suggest I make it similar to they way diamonds are made ? Are there different ways ? Any help is a lot of help thanks guys !
Depends on the fish really. Be careful as you puncture the skin and run the knife down the belly. Take a spoon (you’ll probably need a big one) and gently scrape the eggs out. Wash them thangs off and head to market.
are we talking about fish eggs? because if not I’m slightly irritated
Better to cure the caviar and use it for fishing. Salmon and steelhead go crazy for that fresh cured!
And to the OP: Caviar is just fancy talk for small diamonds in sauce. Key word there is in sauce, not nucleated shatter, batter, or crumble. Small diamonds in HTE.
I do great with rattletraps but am too impatient to sit and watch a bobber. Im scared to leave a skein out while casting because I fish off giant boulders and my poles are so expensive. I brought a male home to make caviar with once= oops. That line is asking for it.
U get the best milk from my bull.
Akoyeh thank you for the info ! … about the small diamonds not fishing
No. At least not in my opinion.
Fresh frozen minus the terps. I can’t even imagine how you can get that consistency from fresh frozen. Your jar looks dry.
It looks like shattered shatter to me. I see no real nucleation. Just looks like a busted up thick slab. No sugar. Not crumble, either. And you’re right, super dry. I wonder if it even has a nose.
Back to cuisine talk?
Caviar with what is it considereed to be benevolent enough to eat beside a thin slice of toast?
Edit: please show pictures od this caviar you speak of…