Mariscadora Cod-Fish in Biscay Style Sauce (Bacalao Salsa Vizcaina)

• Product: Cod-fish in Biscay style sauce
  
• Origin: Galicia Spain (Hand Packed)
• Ingredients: Cod-fish, sunflower oil, tomato, onion, pepper, spices and salt
• Recommended use: As a tapa, in a salad, sandwich, main course
• Size: 110 gr (3.8 oz) Easy Open Can

The Cod-fish in Biscay style sauce story:

The Biscay style cod dish is a traditional Basque recipe that consists of cod fillets cooked in the Biscayan sauce. The sauce is made from choricero peppers, onions, and olive oil. The Basque Country is a region of northern Spain that is credited with bringing cod fish back from the Atlantic Ocean for hundreds of years. The dish is popular all over Spain and is made with salt cod, garlic, and olive oil. The constant motion of the olive oil and salt cod allows them to emulsify into the fantastic pil-pil sauce. The Biscay style cod dish is similar to the Bacalao al pil-pil dish, which is also a traditional Basque recipe made with salt cod, garlic, and olive oil. The Biscay style cod dish is also known as Bacalao a la Vizcaína. The sauce used in the dish is called Salsa vizcaína, which is a Basque classic made from choricero peppers and onions.

Ways to serve Mariscadora Cod-fish in biscay style sauce:

1. With a side of white rice or boiled roots like yuca, malanga, yautia, etc. 
2. As part of a traditional Basque menu that includes other dishes like marmitako (tuna pot), porrusalda (leek soup), and kokotxas (made from stewed cod necks) 
3. Evenly divided on a serving plate and garnished with parsley, if desired
4. With tomatoes, parsley, chicken bouillon, salt, olives, chiles, and bay leaves
5. With a mixture of spices such as thyme and laurel, tomato, olives, and a touch of hot sauce