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don't have those around here, damn |
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oil packed aren't smelly but the salt cured ones are fragrant.
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I've never had them. I will have to grab a can and try them out tomorrow. How are they usually eaten? What brands are good?
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it's good in a greek salad with lots of olives and feta cheese
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i put it on pizza, greek salad, and I make a olive sauce with it for pasta |
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soak em like baccala in a couple of changes of water(some do milk) |
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Anchovies are too expensive in the grocery store. Like $2-3 for "tiny" can. If you want to buy a LARGE (like canned ham sized) can for a good price, talk to the local pizza joint manager about getting a restaurant sized can through their distributers. MUCH cheaper.
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Okay. Convince me. I like lots of different canned fish products. And the smell/flavor of anchovies themselves doesn't bother me, really. But are all of them so damned salty? Every time i've tried them, they've been so salty so as to be revolting. Are there brands to stay away from? Different types? |
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Nope, sorry.... NEVER anchovies in a classic Caesar Salad. there are, however, anchovies in Worcestershire sauce, an ingredient to the Caesar Salad dressing, which usually leads people to mistakenly believe that there are anchovies in Caesar Salad. |
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I use anchovies, or rather, anchovy paste in MY classic Caesar Salad. |
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white anchovies, salt cured and packed in extra virgin olive oil are my favorites..
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Umm...No. The original recipe, by the creator, calls for anchovy fillets. |
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Wrong. The original Caesar salad ALWAYS had anchovies in it. Only pussies take 'em out. |
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I had them in a real fancy Italian restaurant on the side with my Linguini in Clam Sauce. They were NOTHING like the canned or salt cured. They were more like pickled herring and sweet and vinegary.. Real fresh like they might have made them themselves... I ate those bad boys up! yummmmm
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I used to eat them when I was 18 working at Domino's. They reminded me of fish flavored salt sticks.
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With blue cheese and onion on a cracker. Smoked oysters and mussels are great too. |
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I like mine in olive oil.
I prefer Tiny Tots CROSS pack (not the straight pack) or the black labeled ones from Trader Joes. Just add a squeeze of lemon and onions and a saltine cracker. |
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Maybe you should make that your avatar. |
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I've got a tin on the shelf that I've been meaning to use. Maybe make a spread using the anchovies, some olives, garlic, and basil. Spread on some toasted focaccia.
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i've only run across the supposed "original" recipe in print once-in the L.A. Times taken from Caesar Cardini's Granddaughter? maybe 20+ years ago. Julia Child has also recorded the salad as it was made tableside by Caesar himself in Tijuana for her many times. Garlic, worcesterhire, lemon juice, olive oil, coddled egg, s&p, hearts of romaine, crouton, parmesan cheese. fwiw |
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I like my chovie on a piece of fresh crusty french bread.
mmmmmm....Heaven! |
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I like them on pizzia pie.
I like them with salads. I like them wrapped in salami with some cream cheese and chives. I like them alone. Without anchoives in my life I am sad. My name is ZitiForBreakfast and I love anchoives. |
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If I ordered pizza in while living in the dorms I'd usually have a gang of freeloaders show up at about the same time the pizza guy did...Anchovies cured that in a hurry......Hey does anybody wanna slice...don't say I didn't offer!!
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I saw a show on Anchovies on the Food network. Apparently the ones we get here don't hold a candle to the ones in the souteastern France/Italian region of the Med. I was in heaven watching that show. I love anchovies - what pisses me off is when I go to a restaurant and order a Caeser salad and ask for a side of anchovies, I often get blank stares and 5 minutes later they come back and say they have no anchovies in the restaurant - ack!
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That's the only way I'll eat them. |
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I can not stand when you order anchovies, and they bring you four of them on a plate Go back and get me my anchovies, man! |
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Word up! |
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