Has anyone ever made anything with capers that actually tasted ok?
I just can’t suss them!
I just can’t suss them!
Capers mashed/minced like you do with garlic, lemon zest, butter, clove of garlic finely minced,... melt over low heat for a few mins, let the flavours infuse..., drizzle over many things.. Fish (not smoked through, its weird) Chicken..., veg.... And as weird as it sounds... Seafood pizza... Tinned tuna, Anchovies, sliced black olives (from a jar), red onion/shallot and capers... Drizzle of garlic butter at the end... Very tasty.Has anyone ever made anything with capers that actually tasted ok?
I just can’t suss them!
I love the little pickled ones in salads, couscous, nachos & sauces. Tartare sauce a particular favourite.Has anyone ever made anything with capers that actually tasted ok?
I just can’t suss them!
They taste salty more than anything else. They grow on nasturtiums.
I do that tooI like just eating them straight out of the jar… but I can see why they might be an acquired taste.
@Billy-o said they grow on nasturtiums....well maybe not 'real' capers, but the nasturtiums are used in the same way, and during wartime were very popular as a substitute. My Dad liked them, and nasturtiums grow easily in the UK![]()

If it is, I acquired it very quickly!I like just eating them straight out of the jar… but I can see why they might be an acquired taste.
Loved 'em since i first tried them. They are a unique flavour for sure,I like just eating them straight out of the jar… but I can see why they might be an acquired taste.
I've tried growing Gooseberries on more that one occasion Each time... Hundreds of little caterpillar type dudes murdered them and my currant bushes. Gooseberry Sawfly larvae on both... Dic kheads.I grew nasturtiums once thinking they’d be a lovely addition to salads etc and hopes some capers might form too. All I ended up with was the hugest colony of greenfly the world has ever seen!![]()
Sounds good!