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bo·tar·go

(bō-tär′gō)

[Obsolete Italian, from Arabic baṭāriḫ; see bottarga.]

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botargo

(bəˈtɑːɡəʊ)

n, pl -gos or -goes

(Cookery) a relish consisting of the roe of mullet or tunny, salted and pressed into rolls

[C15: from obsolete Italian, from Arabic butarkhah]

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The western Greece masterclass showcases marinated courgette ribbon salad with a citrus sauce, smoked eel and grated 'botargo' fish roe, followed by aromatic chicken meatballs in a classic tomato sauce on a bed of vegetables and feta cheese foam, finishing with Greek yoghurt, topped with grape spoon sweet and caramalised walnuts.

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