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This kosher caviar has a very strong flavor and is usually consumed as part of different cold and hot fish dishes. It is shaved off in thin slices for hors d'oeuvres or grated over pasta, fish, or salads. It is a healthier, more flavorful alternative to adding salt to a dish.
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Kosher Caviar. Farmed 1 Wild 2. Storage Type. Kassabi is not the only businessman aiming to tap into what people in the food world see as a growing demand among observant Jews for gourmet foodstuffs that meet their dietary needs. Last year, the Brooklyn-based Black Diamond Caviar started marketing a caviar substitute from a non-endangered kosher fish called bowfin that is caught in Louisiana.
And in February, Le Rafael became the first kosher restaurant in France to earn two stars from the vaunted Michelin Guide. The liquid is then compressed into a membrane that looks like the soft shell of a fish egg. The result is a kosher product that its producer claims more closely resembles real caviar than most other kosher fish roes on the market. But within a few months he was able to arrange for kosher supervision from the chief rabbi of Saint Petersburg, Menachem-Mendel Pevzner.
Kassabi and his partner, Yohann Assayag, have sold hundreds of jars of Tzar Caviar since they began marketing the product earlier this year. The demand is especially strong in France, where the ostentatious nature of Jewish weddings and other festivities is so renowned it is the stuff of parody, most famously in the character of Coco, an overzealous Frenchman portrayed by the Jewish comedian Gad Almaleh determined to give his son the best bar mitzvah the world has ever seen.
The partners have also sold Tzar Caviar to Jewish delis in New York and expect to begin shipping to Israel in the coming months.
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