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Tarako | Local Fish Roe From Japan | TasteAtlas

Tarako

(鱈子, たらこ, Salted Pollock Roe, Salted Cod Roe)

Tarako is a type of roe mostly harvested from Alaska pollock, but since the fish is closely related to cod, it is often labeled as cod roe. It is a type of salted roe with a light pink color, incredibly tender texture, and a mild and neutral flavor.


This roe can be eaten plain or incorporated into various dishes. It is often used as a topping on rice dishes and sushi, but it can also be cooked and used in sauces. When salted and marinated in spices, it goes under the name mentaiko

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Pasta

Tarako Spaghetti

Tarako spaghetti is a traditional pasta dish originating from Japan. The dish is usually made with a combination of spaghetti, butter, salt, shiso or basil leaves, and ... Read more

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