Sprigs of local oregano
Oregano is a wild plant that grows in Puglia, in particular this comes from Salento, from the Mediterranean coast that goes from Otranto to Leuca. It is shipped in twigs as harvested, the weight is about 50gr.
Another classic format, that of barley, available in a 1 kg package, the size of this frisa is the slightly larger one with a diameter of about 8/10 cm, cooked in a wood oven with the traditional method. For the quantities available, see the bottom, it is possible to place orders greater than the quantities available.
"Frisa" is the name of the classic Apulian bread that in the past centuries peasants and farmers used to eat while working in the fields. This type of bread, which characteristic is that of being dry and tough, was cheap and strong enough to resist to bad weather, water, hot temperatures and, last but not least, to the passing of time.
That's why "frisa" is - these days still - a great lunch! You just have to soak it into fresh water and to add on it any topping you like best. We suggest you to put fresh tomatoes, capers, tuna, but also cheese on it, and of course a generous sprinkle of Apulian olive oil!
This pack includes 1000 gr of barley "frisa" Apulian breads! Enjoy!
The experience and quality of the Preite oven have created this unique product, which combines tradition with a healthy ingredient which is turmeric. These are the small friselline that can be eaten without first putting them in water, they crunch and have a diameter of 3/4 cm
What is puccia? It is a delicious sandwich made of the same dough as the pizza. The leavening is natural and the cooking takes place in stone. All you have to do is make it revive and inflate in the oven and then stuff it according to your taste and your imagination!
The package keeps the puccia up to 30/45 days, each package contains 2.
This frisa is one of the classics, here we present it with the 500gr format of the Forno Preite, its size is an average size of about 6/8 cm, the wheat is 100% Apulian.
The most classic of the frize, the traditional one of durum wheat, available in a 1 kg package, the size of this frize is the slightly larger one with a diameter of about 8/10 cm. For the quantities available, see the bottom, it is possible to place orders greater than the quantities available.
It's the classic Apulian bread called "frisa", in a 400 gr pack
From the experience of the Preite oven, these BIO stone-ground friselline with senatore cappelli wheat oil are born. These are the small friselline that can be eaten without first putting them in water, they crunch and have a diameter of 3/4 cm.
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
Barley frisa is among the most classic formats, here we present it with the 500gr format of Forno Preite, its size is an average size of about 6/8 cm, the wheat is 100% Apulian.
Lampascioni are small delicious onions typical of the Apulian tradition. Enjoy all the authenticity of Apulian flavors wherever you are, in any season of the year.
Turnip greens are a very common and much loved vegetable in Puglia. There is no Apulian who does not love them unconditionally. Their fresh and aromatic flavor makes them truly special, and they are even lighter and tastier than the classic broccoli of which they are "cousins". Once you taste them, you will be addicted. And what about these taralli with turnip tops? They are perfect for those who can't say no to an artisanal snack prepared with great skill and great research into raw materials, with the aim of bringing to the table a good, healthy, delicious but also different product. If you also love turnip tops, you will surely love these Apulian taralli from La Terra di Puglia!
Orecchiette are one of the most representative dishes of the Apulian cuisine.
Macaroni, or "Minchiareddhi" are the first of excellence in the Salento diet, seasoned with a good tomato sauce, and for those who want to taste in an even more typical way with a pinch of "ricotta schianta".