Description
Ingredients: Cod (Godeus morhua)(70%), Olive Oil (28%), Garlic (1%), and Salt.
Luças Cod in Olive Oil and Garlic
$21.00
White, flaky cod in garlic olive oil. Great straight from the tin, but you really want to use this to make your own riff on brandade.
120g (4.2oz) tin
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Additional information
| Weight | 5.3 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.25 × 2.5 × 1.2 in |
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srh.jimenez (verified owner) –
Wow. I don’t eat a lot of cod–where I live it’s considered boring. I came for the garlic and was wowed by the whole package. This does not come in big chunks or fillets. The pieces of cod are small and swimming in the garlicky oil. Straight from the can the bits of cod are firm and have a good chew to them. So tasty–mild fishy flavor, rich olive oil, salty. I ate most of the can with cayenne and salt on crackers and it was delicious. The rest I ate heated up over white rice–hot was a different kind of incredible. Next time I will definitely experiment with different ways to heat / cook with this.
David Horie (verified owner) –
Not one large filet packed into a can, this can has a number of flakes packed in together, which allows the olive oil to get in between and season the fish liberally. The fish itself has a decent chew, but did not come off as being dry. Tasting it on its own, i thought it was surprisingly salty. I ended up having this on sourdough on top of some spring mix salad with a bit of lemon and it made for a great lunch.