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Sepia suppressed in its ink

Sepia suppressed in its ink

by Seafood delicatessen

56,00

Sepia suppressed in its ink

Fish specialty entirely handmade, the result of an ancient recipe characterized by an intense black and white color precisely because it is  stuffed with its ink.

Pack of about 900 g

Being handmade products, the weights could vary

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Soppressata di Seppia nel suo nero

Tasted by

Gianluca

The Alchemist

Just slice it and serve it together with a salad and cherry tomatoes to have a complete and at the same time delicate and balanced dish, also suitable for those who do not want to give up on taste but prefer a low-fat dish

Seafood delicatessen is pure expression of delicatessen and of butchery applied to fish products, the company boasts a long history of well over thirty years of processing and maturing of the best caught of the Mediterranean with handed down recipes that date back to the end of the 19th century handed down from father to son, accurate processing by expert hands, manual salting with Salt of Volterra and long seasoning this is how these delicacies are born and this is how the Sepia suppressed in its ink

Sepia suppressed in its ink

There suppressed it is also known as cuttlefish carpaccio it is made with lightly seared cuttlefish, pressed and stuffed completely by hand with its own ink.
The delicate and sweet taste of white cuttlefish alternates with the sapidity of its ink. A contrast of colors and flavors that makes the product unique and ideal for making very fine carpaccio.
Cuttlefish carpaccio is low in fat and rich in protein. Ideal for those who follow a healthy diet without sacrificing taste. Furthermore, being gluten-free, it can also be consumed peacefully by coeliacs.

All preparations and specialties are already prepared good as natural. They can be tasted without any condiments to fully enjoy their organoleptic characteristics, for those who prefer a more traditional tasting, just add some good oil or oil and lemon.

Ideal for making very fine carpaccio. Try it this way: finely slice the soppressata into carpaccio, arrange it on a serving plate. Prepare a citronette with lemon juice and a little orange in EVO oil and a pinch of salt. Sprinkle the carpaccio with carrots cut into julienne strips and pour the citronette. Garnish with orange slices.

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Ingredients on the label

Indo-Pacific Cuttlefish (Sepia pharaonis) 98% FAO zone 51, natural cuttlefish black, salt, gelling agent: gelatin

Allergens

seppia

Warnings

May contain traces of crustaceans and shellfish products, fish and fish products, soy and soy products, nuts, sesame seeds and sesame products, shellfish and shellfish products

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Average nutritional values per 100 g

Energy 589 kJ / 141 kcal
Fat 0.7 g
of which saturated fatty acids 0.01 g
Carbohydrates 1.6 g
of which sugars 0.01 g
Protein 32 g
Salt 0.4 g

Retention time

70 days

Method of conservation

Store in the fridge at a temperature between 0 and +4 ° C

Recommended combinations

Ideal for preparing original salads, appetizers and main courses

Shipment

Shipments of perishable products, which need to be stored at a controlled temperature, are made on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For orders placed from Thursday to Sunday, the shipment will take place in the following week, in order to avoid stocks on Saturday and Sunday and the consequent risk of alteration of the food.

region

Salumeria di mare

Quando ho conosciuto Mauro Pellegrini ed ho avuto modo di assaggiare i suoi salumi di mare sono rimasto folgorato dalla bontà e dalla bellezza di questi prodotti. Quando poi gli ho chiesto come gli fosse venuta questa idea dei salumi di pesce mi ha raccontato la storia dei suoi trisavoli: nell'Ottocento la maggiore fonte di sostentamento degli abitanti dell'Appennino pistoiese si doveva alle "Carbonaie", ovvero alla trasformazione della legna, soprattutto di faggio, in carbone. E i trisnonni di Mauro erano dei carbonari che portarono queste tecniche in Maremma, nell'isola d'Elba ed in Sardegna e perciò stavano svariati mesi lontani da casa. L'abbondanza di pesce, la dimestichezza con la legna e l'affumicatura, insieme alla voglia e alla necessità di avere dei prodotti sani e di lunga durata, hanno fatto sì che inventassero i primi salumi di mare come la bresaola di tonno e lo speck di pesce spada affumicato.
E Mauro con orgoglio ha ripreso e sviluppato questa produzione artigianale di carni di pesce del Mediterraneo, lavorandole con sapienza, creatività e la consapevolezza di offrire dei prodotti sani, ricchi di proteine nobili e sorprendentemente buoni. Se poi i suoi trisnonni "Carbonari" fossero anche coinvolti nei moti rivoluzionari del Risorgimento…  è un'altra storia.

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