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Definition of taramasalata in English: taramasalata(also tarama) nounˌtarəməsəˈlɑːtəˌtɑrəməsəˈlɑdə mass nounA pinkish paste or dip made from the roe of certain fish, mixed with olive oil and seasoning. 希腊红鱼子泥色拉 Example sentencesExamples - "Oh well, there'll be hummus and tabbouleh and taramasalata - they're all extremely mushy," he said.
- She shrugged and said ‘More taramasalata anyone?’
- There's no sign of humus or moutabal but in their place are Greek-style delights such as taramasalata and tsatsiki.
- Serve the taramasalata in the centre of a platter surrounded by crudités and toasted Arab bread.
- I can remember him tasting the taramasalata at the Greek restaurant across the street from our dorm, and saying "Mmm, disgusting!"
- The taramasalata reeled me in on my first visit and kept me coming back.
- A later search of Greek cookbooks revealed that there are two main variations on taramasalata, with either mashed potatoes or stale bread providing substance and mellowing out the strong taste of the roe.
- The taramasalata, or carp roe spread ($3.95), was tasty, and the moussaka ($13.95) was fragrant with the scent of cloves.
- The taramasalata will make anyone think twice about eating the usual grot.
- If the supermarket version is all we know, then we will tire of it eventually and move on to baba ghanoush or back to taramasalata, and another great food will have fallen victim to death by fashion.
- Nudge into a delicate dish of taramasalata made with fish roe and strong garlic dip.
- The smoked cod's roe, so rarely found nowadays, comes with thin slices of hot white toast and makes you wonder why anyone would even think of beating it into a Mediterranean taramasalata.
- One of the more popular starters is the seafood platter, which holds mussels, smoked salmon, oysters, taramasalata and smoked mackerel.
- That evening we enjoyed an excellent meal prepared in advance by his mother - her homemade taramasalata was the best I've ever had.
- There's Elizabeth David's taramasalata and dumpy, crisp and filling fish cakes.
- The big draw for me, though, is the cooler along the south wall, which is jammed with Greek olives, cheese, anchovies, halvah and other specialties, including hummus, tarama and Balkan-style yogurt.
- Most taramasalata sold commercially is artificially colored and tastes nothing like the homemade version.
OriginFrom modern Greek taramas 'roe' (from Turkish tarama, denoting a preparation of soft roe or red caviar) + salata 'salad'. Rhymesbarter, Bata, cantata, carter, cassata, charter, chipolata, ciabatta, darter, desiderata, errata, garter, imprimatur, Inkatha, Jakarta, Magna Carta, Maratha, martyr, Odonata, passata, persona non grata, rata, Renata, Río de la Plata, serenata, sonata, Sparta, starter, strata, tartar, Tatar, Zapata Definition of taramasalata in US English: taramasalata(also tarama) nounˌtɑrəməsəˈlɑdəˌtärəməsəˈlädə A pinkish paste or dip made from the roe of certain fish, mixed with olive oil and seasoning. 希腊红鱼子泥色拉 Example sentencesExamples - One of the more popular starters is the seafood platter, which holds mussels, smoked salmon, oysters, taramasalata and smoked mackerel.
- She shrugged and said ‘More taramasalata anyone?’
- That evening we enjoyed an excellent meal prepared in advance by his mother - her homemade taramasalata was the best I've ever had.
- There's no sign of humus or moutabal but in their place are Greek-style delights such as taramasalata and tsatsiki.
- If the supermarket version is all we know, then we will tire of it eventually and move on to baba ghanoush or back to taramasalata, and another great food will have fallen victim to death by fashion.
- The taramasalata, or carp roe spread ($3.95), was tasty, and the moussaka ($13.95) was fragrant with the scent of cloves.
- A later search of Greek cookbooks revealed that there are two main variations on taramasalata, with either mashed potatoes or stale bread providing substance and mellowing out the strong taste of the roe.
- Nudge into a delicate dish of taramasalata made with fish roe and strong garlic dip.
- The big draw for me, though, is the cooler along the south wall, which is jammed with Greek olives, cheese, anchovies, halvah and other specialties, including hummus, tarama and Balkan-style yogurt.
- There's Elizabeth David's taramasalata and dumpy, crisp and filling fish cakes.
- The taramasalata will make anyone think twice about eating the usual grot.
- "Oh well, there'll be hummus and tabbouleh and taramasalata - they're all extremely mushy," he said.
- The taramasalata reeled me in on my first visit and kept me coming back.
- Serve the taramasalata in the centre of a platter surrounded by crudités and toasted Arab bread.
- The smoked cod's roe, so rarely found nowadays, comes with thin slices of hot white toast and makes you wonder why anyone would even think of beating it into a Mediterranean taramasalata.
- I can remember him tasting the taramasalata at the Greek restaurant across the street from our dorm, and saying "Mmm, disgusting!"
- Most taramasalata sold commercially is artificially colored and tastes nothing like the homemade version.
OriginFrom modern Greek taramas ‘roe’ (from Turkish tarama, denoting a preparation of soft roe or red caviar) + salata ‘salad’. |