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antnschnobe, UserMod Light

I think this is Rogen (Corail), as here too:

and

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https://www.kochbar.de/rezept/420614/Fish-Hummer-Cocktail.html

Corail (Fr.: corail = coral) refers to the rye of female lobsters (lobster roe), large river cancers (cancers) or other crustaceans, as well as the orange rye bag of the scallop. Corail is green to black green in the uncooked state. Only after heating it becomes coral red; Therefore the French name comes also.

Of:

https://www.foodlexikon.de/c0000310.php

https://foodly.tn/de/tips/5-3849/

Deichgoettin
1 year ago

That's the rye. These are the unfertilized eggs of the female.

geercoy
1 year ago

Eggs.

Norina1603
1 year ago

Do lobsters not carry their eggs outside the tail?

But first they have to be delivered!

geercoy
1 year ago

Phew, now I'm really overwhelmed. There's probably another expert around the corner.