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Lampascioni alla brace (Grilled Wild Onions) by Sapori del Salento from Puglia

Lampascioni alla brace (Grilled Wild Onions) by Sapori del Salento from Puglia

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Brand: Sapori Del Salento
Category: Gourmet

Buy New: $35.00



Sales Rank: 15429

Country: Italy
Media: Misc.
Size: a glass jar of 280 gr - 9.86 oz


Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Features:
  • From the sunny Salento region in Puglia, Italy
  • Local variety of wild onions in olive oil
  • Amber grilled and jarred right after picking
  • A conversation piece for your antipasto platter
  • a glass jar of 9.86 oz

Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
For a few years now, the farmers of Salento in Apulia have been harvesting their vegetables for the Muscella brothers, founders of the preserve-making company, Sapori del Salento (Tastes of Salento). The lampascioni, shallot-like bulbs of the wild hyacinth plant, which grow profusely all over Apulia, are one of the most prized delicacies of this region. They can taste overbearingly bitter, but the lampascioni by Sapori del Salento are an exception: crunchy, savoury, smooth and rounded, with an exceptionally fine aftertaste of almonds. Hand picked as soon as fully ripe, they are immediately peeled and cleaned, chargrilled, and put in jars with olive oil. Delicious as a starter, they are also an ideal accompaniment, served warm, to meat and steamed fish.

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