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Savory Pantry
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Anchovy in EVOO – 3.17 oz
Italy. Remarkably salty, yet subtle in tomato sauces.
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IASA – Hot Pepper in olive oil
The sweet and smoky flavor of peperoncino (spicy pepper) from Salerno has a surprising fire that is felt all over the mouth.
IASA uses a variety of pepper called Capsicum Annuum “Amando,” commonly referred to as ‘Amante’ peppers by locals. The fresh, brilliant crimson peppers are mashed to a coarse paste, mixed with olive oil, and left to macerate for a few months to develop many layers of complex flavors.
This peperoncino is the perfect ingredient and complement to many traditional dishes of Campania and Calabria, in southern Italy.
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Italian Sundried Tomatoes – 6.88 oz
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Masseria Mirogallo’s authentic sun dried tomatoes are packed with intense tomato flavor. These tomatoes are perfectly made, bright red in color, and have a supple meaty texture that will surprise anyone. They are marinated in high-quality, fruity extra virgin olive oil.
Delicious on their own, as a topping for crostini, in panini, on top of pizza, or simply tossed in a farro, pasta, or rice salad.
POMODORI SECCHI
- Producer:Â Masseria Mirogallo
- Region:Â Basilicata
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Mama Lil’s Sweet Hot Peppas – 4 oz serving
We like to call these Sassy Peppers! Think of a Peppadew pepper with an attitude – – not too sweet or spicy, just a bit ‘sassy’!
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Organic – Pitted Castelvetrano Olives – 4.9 oz
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Fresh, briny, and flavorful olives from Italy. -
Sicilian Salted Capers from Salina (caliber 6-7 mm) – 3.17 oz
Precious capers from Salina, bursting with Aeolian Island sun and sea breeze aromas. After a careful harvesting and sorting, the capers are set to dry for a few days in the sun, and then packed under sea salt where they undergo lactic fermentation. After 10 days, the capers are cleaned and packed again under new sea salt and remain in the vats for an additional 20 to 30 days before they are ready to be used.
Surprise everyone with the intense flavor and texture of these little capers, especially if you are accustomed to pickled capers. Be sure to rinse under running water and carefully salt your food when using these capers. Use in sauces, stuffings, pasta and rice salads, or wherever olives are called for a new twist in flavor.
- Producer:Â Antonino Caravaglio
- Region:Â Sicily