The zucchini are cultivated in open field in our farm starting
from April and are picked by hand in June and July. Once in our
factory, they are washed, selected, cut into slices with their
peel, salted and laid in the sun on desiccation frames for 3-4
days.
The zucchini are cultivated in open field in our farm starting
from April and are picked by hand in June and July. Once in our
factory, they are washed, selected, cut into slices with their
peel, salted and laid in the sun on desiccation frames for 3-4
days. Then they are scalded with water and wine-vinegar.
With great patience and care, our women stuff the zucchinirolls
with Mediterranean tuna and capers of Racale. Then they
are put in extra-fine-olive-oil. Through this ancient working
method, the zucchini remain crackling and save all the unique
taste of the sun-dried vegetables.
These zucchini are excellent for an appetizing hors-d’oeuvre.
Also good to dress rice-or pasta salads. Try and see!
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.
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.
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.
The sweet red peppers are cultivated in open field in our farm
in the month of May and are picked by hand in August and
September. After the picking, they are washed, selected, cut
into large slices, salted and laid in the sun on desiccation
frames for 3-4 days.
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?
A fresh and healthy fish sauce made with excellent fresh sea bream and yellow tomato sauce. A tasty and tasty combination suitable for the whole family when you want a healthy but quick first course of fish. 41% of sea bream fish, while the normal sauces you find around do not even reach 7%.
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.
A delicious fish sauce based on sea bass and fresh tomato, very fragrant of the sea and healthy for the whole family. 41% of sea bass, while the normal sauces you find around do not even reach 7%.
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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.
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
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.
These taralli are among our favorite! Chocolate and almonds make them really unique! Try them out!
Very sweet and small, these are the courgettes that the Apulian farmers send us every year to give life to this irresistible cream that smells of Puglia like never before. A lemon tear does the rest, giving the right counterpoint to a symphony of flavors that will not leave any of your guests indifferent.
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.
