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Cooked or raw tomatoes, canned or paste have a fantastic acidy, sweet flaovour.
Once believed to be poisonous and now an integral ingredient in every kitchen.
Fruit or vegetable?...who cares!!
Tomatoes - Chopped | Tomato Puree |
Tomatoes - Plum | Passata sieved tomato puree |
Tomatoes - Sundried - in oil Pomodorella |
Tomatoes - Sundried - halves (semi dried) |
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So what is so magical about the edible wild mushroom?
Apart from coming and going instep with the moon, they smell and taste of the earth itself, of caverns measureless to man.
Mushrooms are virtually calorie free, rich in vegetable proteins, vitamin C, B1, B2 and niacin, low in salt and fat, rich in potassium and contain no cholesterol. Dried wild mushrooms have approximately 60% more flavour than fresh and only a few grams are needed to permeate a whole dish. They are an irresistible source of flavour, texture and aroma. They have been valued for centuries as an alternative to meat and vegetarians are discovering their first rate goodness and bouquet.
Although personal taste may vary, many consider the finest variety of wild mushrooms to be Cepes (Porcini), Chanterelle, morel and fairy ring mushrooms.
Cepes/Porcini - First Choice | Morilles - First Choice Caps |
Cepes/Porcini - Second Choice | Morilles - Jumbo Caps |
Cepes/Porcini - Third Choice | Morilles - Special very small |
Cepes/Porcini Powder shaker | Trompettes (Cornes d'Abondance) |
Chanterelles | |
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Can't help but agree with the wonderful words of Fernand Point
"If the divine creator has taken pains to give us delicious and exquisite things to eat, the least we can do is prepare them well and serve them with ceremony."
Artichoke - Bottoms | Sauerkraut |
Artichoke - Hearts | Sweetcorn |
Artichoke - Hearts chargrilled in Oil | |
Artichoke - Long Stemmed | |
More vegetables see Sapori D'Italia |
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Truffles are a strange phenomenon, a trick of nature. There are three types of truffle which are most highly regarded in Europe; The Queen of truffles being the white winter truffle, second important is the black winter truffle, and in third place is the black summer truffle.
Black Truffles - Minced |
Black Truffles - Peelings |
Black Truffles - Sliced Carpaccio |
Black Truffles - Whole |
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Anchovy - Fillets in Oil | Squid Ink |
Lumpfish Roe Black | Tuna Chunks in Oil/Brine Riverdene |
More fish see Sapori D'Italia |
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Escargots without shells | Quails Eggs 40's |
Escargots Shells | Breadcrumbs - Natural Colour |
Foie Gras de Canard | Sage & Onion Stuffing Mix Paxo |
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