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BLACKBERRIES, BLACK MULBERRIES AND ELDERBERRIES
€7.00The three black summer fruits, totally deprived of seeds, are the ingredients of an unusual jam but with a delicate and not particularly sweet taste, perfect for breakfast but also mixed with natural white yogurt or in combination with fresh cheeses such as ricotta or delicate robiole.
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QUINCES
€7.00Among the forgotten fruits, if they are quite acidic and not pleasant on the palate they are particularly suitable for cooking. The result is a particularly tasty jam, ideal for preparing cakes, biscuits and pies but also in combination with savory dishes. Try it on blue cheeses with a strong and aromatic flavor but also on fresh ones.
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QUINCE AND CINNAMON
€7.00Fragrant and spicy, perfect for filling a tart or for filling shortbread biscuits to share over hot tea in the afternoon or an herbal tea in the evening.
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La biodiversa
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BLACK BROGIOTTO FIGS
€7.00The black brogiotti, with a dark purple color, round and sweet, are part of those ancient fruit species that we adore so much. Its extreme delicacy is revealed in a velvety pulp, albeit with its typical grains, and in a light perfume that leaves room for an intense flavor. To be eaten on bread or on waffles with ricotta, to put on a piece of cheese or to fill biscuits and pies, it is an exquisite jam that will sweeten the winter days with a touch of sugary late summer.
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GREEN TOMATOES
€4.00The balanced flavor mix of green tomatoes sweetened by sugar is excellent on not too seasoned pecorino but also on red meat dishes.
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RED ONIONS
€4.00It cannot be missing from your table. Enhances the taste and does not overpower the aroma of aged cheeses such as pecorino, goes perfectly with roast meats, it is delicious served on a cut of tuna.
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CHILI PEPPERS
€4.00Spicy and fresh thanks to the addition of ginger, choose to taste it on aged cheeses if you love intense flavors or on creamier and softer soft cheeses that reduce the spiciness without altering the taste. Try it as a garnish on panna cotta, it will surprise you.
