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Pasta alla BottargaSummary
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Bottarga is the dried, compressed roe of either mullet (Sardinian bottarga) or tuna (Sicilian bottarga). The ancient Romans used bottarga as a salty-fishy seasoning similar to the way we use anchovies today, but the gratable form offers more culinary options. Of course, they had no pasta a millennium before Marco Polo's famous voyage of discovery, but we do now, and it's a very fine match indeed! Ingredients
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NotesI have bought mullet bottarga at Salumeria Italiana on Richmond Street in Boston's North End.
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