Giardiniera is a typically Piedmontese appetizer but its extraordinary goodness has prompted many Italians to make it their own. To such an extent that today it has crossed the Piedmontese regional borders and we find it practically everywhere. That of the gardener is a simple and delicious recipe: you can prepare it in oil, sweet and sour or raw. The important thing is to have fresh, seasonal, colorful and crunchy vegetables on hand. The Terra di Puglia has prepared for you this amazing and fresh natural pickled vegetable, just like the homemade one. Ready to try it?
The Giardiniera is a typical Italian dish that finds acclaim and approval on any table. Everyone loves it for its versatility, deliciously natural flavor and crunchy texture. A light and colorful product perfect to be used as an appetizer or side dish, but also as the star and ingredient of many imaginative and inviting cooking recipes.
La Terra di Puglia pickled vegetables are made with cauliflower, fennel, pepper and carrot.We harvest, clean and cut each single vegetable appropriately. After that, the vegetables are immersed in a delicate and tasty natural "tanning". Able to underline the flavor of each vegetable without being overwhelming.
These pickled vegetables look like a very light, delicious and colorful product. It consists of cauliflower, fennel, pepper and carrot, suitably cleaned, cut and processed by our staff. This product is the ideal solution for making chicken, fish and potato salads special, as well as many other dishes to be prepared according to your imagination.
As you can see in the image below, we also served it with a very simple steamed sea bream. A combination based on simplicity, ideal for underlining and emphasizing the flavor and consistency of all the ingredients present in the dish, without one covering or dominating the other.
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!
Did someone say ketchup? The version that we propose here is very original and all Apulian. A gourmet proposal that will satisfy lovers of the famous American sauce, with very simple and completely natural ingredients. Ready to prepare your gourmet fries with a drop of Apulian ketchup? We assure you that once tasted, this ketchup will never be missing in the pantry.
An artisanal puree with an intense and authentic flavour, perfect for bringing all the most authentic flavor of the Mediterranean diet to the table. Available in the innovative 420g and 680g formats starting from €2.60 up to €2.18 based on quantities.
From an ancient recipe handed down by Apulian farmers, a creamy and intense Apulian Leccine olive pâté, perfect for spreading on Apulian crostini, bruschetta and friselle, or to be served at the center of an Apulian-style aperitif with homemade bread. It is the perfect base for your gourmet sandwiches. Finally, it is easily transformed into an excellent pasta sauce.
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.
The unmistakable aroma of the most authentic Mediterranean ready to peep on your table and accompany you on a gustatory journey to the wildest and most unspoiled Puglia thanks to the touch of wild myrtle added to these extraordinary celline olives harvested when ripe and placed in a simple brine .
It is oval, quite large, of a beautiful intense and shiny green. On the palate it is savory, fleshy and juicy. La Bella di Cerignola is a typical cultivar of the homonymous area; olives are not used for oil, but are table olives. Natural fermentation for six months with salt. PRODUCT WITHOUT VINEGAR
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
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.
Delicious, rounded, sweet and inviting yellow cherry tomatoes dipped in their own thick and creamy sauce. A perfect product to bring the sun of Puglia to the table!
Organic Tomato Juice: all the essence of Italy in one glass!
The turnip top is somewhat of a symbol of the Puglia region and its gastronomic history. The turnip tops presented here are preserved in excellent extra virgin olive oil, with the addition of highly fragrant Mediterranean herbs.
From an ancient recipe handed down by Apulian farmers, a creamy and intense Apulian Leccine olive pâté, perfect for spreading on Apulian crostini, bruschetta and friselle, or to be served at the center of an Apulian-style aperitif with homemade bread. It is the perfect base for your gourmet sandwiches. Finally, it is easily transformed into an excellent pasta sauce.
A classic produce from Apulia! Caciotta is a soft cheese from sheep cheese, rennet and salt. It comes in 750 gr shape. 15% off buying 2 x 750 gr.
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Only ripe quinces and a little sugar for this jam that is both pleasing to the eye and to the palate. Its amber color and its slightly acidic flavor make it the ideal solution to create original pies, to prepare breakfasts full of flavor and energy.
Capers are typical of the Salento landscape and of the country
tradition. During all the ‘900 whole families got up very early
in the morning and went to the countryside to pick the capers
up, one by one, from the low and bushy plants. In the ’70
the town of Racale was a leader in the production of capers.
