Caviar

APRIL 18, 2008 FRIDAY AT 3PM CT

 


  "I spoon out some eggs to taste and am struck by how firm they are," Jean Feraca remembers her first taste of caviar. "When I gently bite them they explode with a delightful creaminess. I’m swept away into a daydream of seaside villages and Volga River fishing boats, but then I remember I haven’t left Wisconsin."

Guest
  • Betsy Krizenesky, Sturgeon caviar guru from Neenah, Wisconsin
  • Richard Adams Carey, author of "The Philosopher Fish: Sturgeon, Caviar, and the Geography of Desire"
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