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Cod head

Cod head
The head of a filleted cod carcass with fatty cheeks, tongue and cartilage, rich in gelatin, for a rich fish stock, fish soup and Scandinavian dishes.

Cod head is the head of a filleted cod carcass with fatty cheeks, tongue, cartilage and traces of meat, rich in gelatin and flavour but low in fat. It is soaked, the gills removed, and boiled into a rich fish stock, fish soup and fumet, used in Scandinavian dishes, while the cheeks and cod tongues (muscles under the lower jaw) are considered a delicacy and served fried in breading.

Recipes with this ingredient

Fish broth - Fume
Fish broth - FumeFrench cuisine | Broths

Fish broth Fumé is a refined creation of French cuisine that embodies an exquisite balance of flavors. Its history roots in the gastronomic tradition of France's coastal regions, where fish has always been a key ingredient. The broth has a rich aroma due to the combination of white wine, herbs, and spices that highlight the tenderness of fish bones. This elegant brew serves as the base for many sauces and soups, adding depth and expressiveness to dishes. Its mild flavor with light herbal notes makes it versatile—suitable for both sophisticated fish dishes and light culinary compositions. It can be served as a standalone broth accompanied by fresh baguettes or used to prepare complex gastronomic creations. A true masterpiece of French cuisine!

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Cod cheeks with seaweed cream

Cheeks with seaweed cream is a dish that reveals the gastronomic potential of marine cuisine. It combines the tenderness of fish cheeks, carefully prepared in a brine and fried in oil, with the rich creamy texture of seaweed. Fucus, caramelized with shallots and cauliflower, adds subtle sweet notes to the cream that harmoniously complement the fish broth. Serving with pickled gooseberries and goat beard compote adds an unexpected acidity and depth of flavor. Dill oil completes the composition with fresh herbal tones. This signature recipe reinterprets traditional marine ingredients, creating an exquisite and balanced dish that can be served as a centerpiece at a fine dining gathering.

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