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I don't know if it was just this brand, but it still had the fish bones in the fish. After trying to remove the itty bitty things for 5 minutes, I said screw it and just dropped them in the blender and hoped for the best. I didn't feel them or choke on them so I assume it was ok.
Once again, the broiler beat me and the croutons ended up a little burnt. When will I learn that you HAVE to sit and watch bread in the broiler? Timers will deceive you. They still tasted pretty good though, especially considering they were slathered in anchovy oil.
Overall I give the recipe this face as a rating.
It was mildly interesting, not particularly delicious, but not bad. It is heavier on the fishy tasting side and felt time intensive for just condiments. I think I'll stick with buying the dressing, but I'm happy to learn where the anchovies are in the grocery store (by the tuna) in case they are called for in another adventure. Next culinary adventure, the cornish game hens that were on sale. Anyone ever cook them before? Have a recipe suggestion?
3 comments:
Your rating of the recipe made me laugh out loud.
I believe that once canned, fish bones blend into powder easily, and are usually eaten. I think I read that somewhere. I have never had the courage to actually eat anchovies. I may just have to give them a try. I love your taste tester face!!!
I third the liking of the rating system. I also laughed out loud! I've always had a weird desire to try cornish game hens .. you must let us all know how it turns out!
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