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The product
Cappero di pantelleria IGP al sale marino
IGP capers grown on the island of Pantelleria, small and full of flavour
Code:
96432
Country of origin:
Italy - Sicily
Weight:
150 g
Minimum order:
1 piece
| Description | Pantelleria IGP capers preserved in sea salt with a percentage not exceeding 25% |
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| Appearance | Small in size, with a round, spherical shape, and a colour ranging from dark green to olive green |
| Taste | Rich, aromatic and vegetal, with a pronounced but not overpowering iodine flavour |
| Curiosity | Capers flourish in Pantelleria thanks to the volcanic soil and sunny climate; this cultivation has such a long tradition that this plant has been known since Roman times |
| Our selection | Capers produced by the Pantelleria-based company Kazzen, run by Marilena and Alessandro: since 2004, they have been dedicated to growing caper plants and Zibibbo grapes, a story of craftsmanship, passion and dedication to promoting and valuing these extraordinary products of the island |
| Suggestions | Before use, rinse the capers under running water for a few minutes; we recommend using them raw or after cooking, in marinades, on the traditional piedmontese mayonnaise-style sauce flavored with tuna served with veal, on a raw meat tartare, on fish dishes in general, in salads or on pizza |
| Ingredients | Capers, sea salt maximum 25% |
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| Weight | 150 g |
| Packaging | Packaged in a glass jar |
| Storage Conditions (packaged products) | Unopened, store in a cool dry place, keep away from sunlights. Opened, keep refrigerated. |
| Nutrition Declaration | Energy: 139 kJ / 32 kcal Fat: 0,6 g of which saturates: 0 g Carbohydrate: 2,9 g of which sugars: 0 g Protein: 3,6 g Salt: 32,25 g Typical value per 100 g |
The producer
KAZZEN - PANTELLERIA (TP) - SICILY
Why we chose them
Kazzen, a name that evokes a historic district, is a farm located on the island of Pantelleria. It is run by Marilena and Alessandro, who, since 2004,
have discovered the treasures and opportunities hidden within the cultivation of capers and Zibibbo grapes. Since then, they have devoted
themselves to promoting the island's extraordinary raw materials and the products they create from them following ancient local recipes and using
only extra virgin olive oil and salt, with absolutely no chemical preservatives. Their product range is wide, but the island's symbol is undoubtedly the
caper. In Pantelleria, in fact, caper cultivation is favoured by the volcanic soil and the warm climate, and has a long tradition evidenced by crops
dating back centuries and known since Roman times.