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I haven't seen fresh anchovies recently, but if I were you I would call New Deal and see if they could order some for you.
Fresh anchovies are extremely perishable. OTOH, you could probably try subbing fresh smelts which are similar and easier to find. Worth a shot.
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re: Klunco
With mackerel, for the salt cure you just pack them in kosher salt. You get a VERY intense, concentrated result at the end. Sort of a cross between salt cod, and a salt cured anchovy. I always rinsed them, and often soaked them in water before using. Very tasty. Key is to start with pristinely fresh fish.
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re: StriperGuy
I don't deal with salt cured mackerel, but with anchovies I find that 2-3 hours in milk very effectively balances the salt concentration issue, and does seem to impart a subtle enhancement of the flavor. I have tried water with anchovies but it doesn't seem the same. I wasn't sure if it would be different with mackerel.
I am sure there is an old Good Eats episode that addresses this!! :)
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