Taramasalata

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Soft Greek music plays as I set a wooden table with bowl of fresh ingredients. Bread, olive oil, lemon, garlic, and a small dish of glistening fish row. Tara masala grease’s silky sea-kissed dip starts with humble bread soaked and softened to form the base. I squeeze excess water from the bread, blending it with garlic and creamy fish row. The star tarma, the delicate row, melds with olive oil in lemon juice, beaten slowly until pale, fluffy and smooth. Watch as the mixture transforms, light and airy, ribbons swirling in the bowl. It’s a balance of land and sea, tang and richness. Some recipes keep it rustic, others refine it to perfection. I spoon the dip into a shallow dish, topping it with olives, and a drizzle of golden oil. Served with warm pa, crisp vegetables, or spread across crusty bread. Tamasala is a celebration of simplicity elevated. Friends gather, dipping and laughing, the dish at the center of the table. A taste of the Aian in every bite. Tama salada. Timeless and shared.