Durante il mio viaggio itinerante di questo inverno è avvenuta la mia prima volta. La prima volta che ho assaggiato un’ostrica e, non me ne vogliate, credo anche l’ultima.
Mi trovavo a Cannes e dopo un piccolo entrée di benvenuto composto da lumache (che ho mangiato senza problemi!), abbiamo ordinato lei, l’ostrica.
Sono abituata a mangiare pesce crudo ma questa volta è stata davvero dura, ho fatto molta fatica.
Per fortuna, il seguito è stato più “normale”. Ho assaggiato una tartare di salmone su un letto di vellutata di porro e in cima petali di finocchio e ravanelli.
Il mio compagno, invece, ha scelto un’insalata di mare. Molto mare e molto insalata.
Nonostante non mi sia piaciuta l’ostrica, bisogna sempre provare cose nuove e…fotografarle!
immagine in evidenza: Photo by Viviana Rishe on Unsplash
immagine location: Samantha Spinelli)
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English version.
During my traveling trip this winter my first time took place. The first time I tasted an oyster and, I do not want to, I also think the last one.
I was in Cannes and after a small welcome entrée consisting of snails (which I ate without problems!), We ordered her, the oyster.
I’m used to eating raw fish but this time it was really hard, I had a lot of effort.
Fortunately, the sequel was more “normal”. I tasted a salmon tartare on a bed of creamed leek and on top of fennel and radish petals.
My partner, on the other hand, chose a seafood salad. Much sea and a lot of salad.
Although I did not like the oyster, one must always try new things and … take pictures of them!
I was in Cannes and after a small welcome entrée consisting of snails (which I ate without problems!), We ordered her, the oyster.
I’m used to eating raw fish but this time it was really hard, I had a lot of effort.
Fortunately, the sequel was more “normal”. I tasted a salmon tartare on a bed of creamed leek and on top of fennel and radish petals.
My partner, on the other hand, chose a seafood salad. Much sea and a lot of salad.
Although I did not like the oyster, one must always try new things and … take pictures of them!
what do you think?