kokotxas de merluza

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Kokotxas de merluza is a traditional Basque dish made from the delicate, gelatinous cheeks or throats of hake, typically gently cooked in a garlic and parsley sauce.

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instanceOf Spanish dish
seafood dish
traditional Basque dish
hasAlternativeSpelling kokotxas de merluza en salsa verde
hasCuisine Basque cuisine NERFINISHED
Spanish cuisine NERFINISHED
hasIngredient fish stock
garlic
olive oil
parsley
salt
white wine
hasLanguageOfName Spanish
hasMainIngredient hake
hake cheeks
hake throats
hasRegionOfOrigin Northern Spain NERFINISHED
hasTexture gelatinous
tender
isAssociatedWith Basque coastal towns
isBasedOn offal cut of fish
isConsidered delicacy
isEatenWith fork
isKnownFor delicate flavor
gelatinous mouthfeel
isOftenCookedIn garlic and parsley sauce
green sauce
isPopularIn Basque restaurants
pintxos bars
isPreparedBy gently cooking
simmering
isRelatedTo bacalao al pil-pil
merluza en salsa verde
isServedAs main course
isServedIn Basque Country NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
isServedWith bread
white wine
isTraditionallyCookedIn earthenware casserole
mayInclude chili pepper
flour
usesCookingFat olive oil
usesPartOfAnimal cheeks of hake
throats of hake

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Basque cuisine notableDish kokotxas de merluza