They are cultivated in open field in the month of May and
picked by hand in August and September. They are washed,
selected, peeled, cut in thin strips and laid to mature under
salt.
They are cultivated in open field in the month of May and
picked by hand in August and September. They are washed,
selected, peeled, cut in thin strips and laid to mature under
salt. “Allucarcu” is a typical expression of our local speech
and is the method used for this old technique. The strips of
aubergines are then seasoned with Mediterranean spices and
put in extra-fine-olive-oil. The fresh mint gives the final touch
to this typical recipe of Southern Italy. The unique taste of fresh
aubergines on your table all the year round!
They have a resolute and appetizing taste. Very good for a
hors-d’oeuvre or to stuff sandwiches and toasts. Excellent to
season our “frisa di grano”, a typical hard bread of our region.
The aubergines are cultivated in open field in our farm in the
month of April and are picked by hand in July and August.
After the picking, they are washed, selected, cut into slices
with all their peel, salted and laid in the sun on desiccation
frames for 3-4 days.
Soft wheat friselline with olive oil, excellent to accompany as an appetizer with pate or other products. These frizes do not need to be wet but must be nibbled, their size is about 3/4 cm
These taralli are one of the symbols of the bakery art of south Italy and Apulia in particular. Absolutely perfect!
A rich and creamy pate of Celline olives, perfect for a tasty snack between meals, for a friselline-based party or as a base for a gourmet sandwich instead of the more classic mayonnaise. Good and healthy, it is prepared from the best Apulian Celline olives with the addition of a tear of extra virgin olive oil, also the superlative fruit of our land.
Many tasty and crunchy artichokes in the best Apulian extra virgin olive oil and a light aroma of rosemary, ready to appear on your table, accompanying grilled, fish dishes, or as a simple and light side dish in full Apulian style.
A classic protagonist of the Apulian table is the artichoke, which is traditionally harvested in March - April and which never fails on local tables. With this product we have thought of respecting its flavor and integrity, limiting ourselves to collecting it, peeling it and putting it into wedges for you in a very simple and delicate brine. A product that will win you over with its simplicity.
We cultivate the zucchini in open field in the month of April
and we pick them up by hand in June and July. Then they are
washed, selected, cut into slice with all the peel, salted and
desiccated on frames in the sun for 3-4 days.
Deliciously savory and rustic, the wild "paparine" are spontaneous herbs typical of Puglia. Coming from the poppy plant, they abound in the Apulian fields in spring and are very popular with everyone, young and old. Their collection, as well as their preparation and cooking, require a little patience. That's why we have decided to make them available to everyone and to shorten the time
The "Puntarelle" are the heart of the CATALONIAN CHICORY, a typical salad of our territory. We sow in October and harvest the vegetable between January and February. Our women defoliate the plant and manually cut the "scatuni", ie the shoots.
The long tomatoes are cultivated in April and May and
are picked by hand in July and August. All the phases are
processed inside our farm. Once picked, they are washed,
selected, cut, laid on desiccation frames, salted e put in the
sun
The "Puntarelle" are the heart of the CATALONIAN CHICORY, a typical salad of our territory. We sow in October and harvest the vegetable between January and February. Our women defoliate the plant and manually cut the "scatuni", ie the shoots.
From the marriage of love between the best Apulian red onions and the excellent Negroamaro wine, an excellent product that naturally speaks Apulian. Two extraordinary Apulian flavors ready to give the palate a moment of real pleasure.
The "sponza frize" or in Italian the "bagna frize", is a bowl with a "platform" that half covers the top, useful for placing the frize after having wet them. The holes present allow the water to drain and then season it. The diameter is about 22cm.
It's the classic Apulian bread called "frisa", in a 400 gr pack
Here is a legume that you may not have known about and that is worth trying! Black chickpeas are very similar to white chickpeas, but they have an extra note of character. Their flavor is slightly more intense and their color makes them perfect for making aesthetically appealing recipes.
Taralli are the symbol of the Apulian bakery art par excellence, these burnt wheat are a characteristic Apulian flour, excellent to be enjoyed at any time of the day.
