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These American Sturgeon are indigenous to the Missouri and Mississippi River systems. They are smaller and faster growing than most of the other sturgeon species growing to about 38 inches at maturity. The roe is dark, small in size and has a very mild subtle flavor. Very similar to Caspian Sea Osetra but smaller in size. Very nice! American Paddlefish are a cartilaginous cousin to the sturgeon. Its snout is shaped like a ducks bill and therefore called "spoonbills". Its roe ranges in color from light to dark steel gray. The caviar is comparable in size, color and taste to Caspian Sea Sevruga and makes a great less expensive substitute. |
Retail Price: from $41.00
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These delicate tiny pancakes are the choice of most caviar connoisseurs, and are the perfect compliment to our gourmet caviar. Enjoy these with a dollop of creme fraiche and some fine caviar or smoked salmon. For additional flavor toast prior to serving. 16 pieces will serve 2-4 people. $9.50
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Dramatize your caviar servings with a dollop of crème fraîche (pronounced "crem fresh"). Mild with a light, fresh taste and clean finish, it is the perfect foil for the delicate roe. Uncooked, it helps balance flavors. Heated, it creates velvety sauces that accentuate and prolong the taste of food. $6.50
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