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Oro del Desierto Capers - Glass jar 250 gr.
Glass jar 260 gr Oro del Desierto capers
Product information
| Brand | Oro del Desierto |
|---|---|
| Denomination | No designation |
| Capacity | 250 gr |
| Region | Almeria |
This 260g jar of capers contains capers, salt and vinegar as its main ingredients.
Capers have been widely used in cooking, particularly in Italian sauces and pasta dishes, and in Greek cuisine since ancient times. They go particularly well with fish, such as sea bream or salmon, and with anchovies in pasta sauces, such as puttanesca. They are also delicious on pizzas, focaccias and chicken. In modern cooking, they can also be found in sauces such as tartare, remoulade or steak tartare.
To preserve them, we recommend leaving them in their original liquid (water and vinegar) until the best before date. If desired, capers can also be preserved in extra virgin olive oil to capture their acidity and intense flavour.
The activity of the company starts in 1999.
All activities carried out by this company are carried out taking into account the environment. "Oro del Desierto" extra virgin olive oil, with which the product is marketed, is made from organic and traditional olives, with traditionally selected olives, with a meticulous hand depending on the degree maturity of each farm or place.
Almazara by Rafael Alonso Aguilera SL
Tabernas (Almería, Spain)
With drip irrigation, organic fertilizers and natural products are used especially since the area is cultivated in respect of emerging vegetation.
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