Sicilian Anchovy Fillets. Ingredients: Selected Sicilian anchovy fillets, seed oil. Format: 90g / 320g. Sicilian anchovy fillets are an excellent source of quality proteins and omega 3, fatty acids that are allies of health, particularly for heart and arteries. These nutrients are essential for combating bad cholesterol and preventing high blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases. They are an excellent source of high-quality proteins. Historically, the salting of Sicilian anchovy fillets took place in clay pots, wooden barrels, and tins: containers that allowed to preserve their taste over the centuries. Today, respecting these ancient techniques, combining past and present, in the small village of Aspra (PA), a historical reference point in the processing of anchovies, starting exclusively from fresh fish caught in the Sicilian sea, this exceptional anchovy is obtained by attentive and skilled hands, to guarantee the true taste of salted and oil-preserved Sicilian anchovies. Sicilian anchovy fillets are saltwater fish from the Engraulidae family. Their scientific name is Engraulis encrasicolus, widespread throughout the Mediterranean. There are many recipes that involve the use of anchovies: from anchovy meatballs to simple yet always tasty dishes, to enrich first courses and appetizers. We carefully promote a rediscovery of Sicilian products, good and natural. Sicilian anchovy fillets are the result of the commitment, passion, and ingenuity of skilled artisans. We want to make you discover the goodness of our country, the flavors born from the meeting of peoples and cultures, the fruit of sun, earth, sea, and tradition. Characteristics: They are rich in Omega 3 (even more than fresh ones). They are an excellent source of high-quality proteins. Good and versatile: they are suitable for many preparations in the kitchen. They contain calcium, essential for the skeletal system, and phosphorus, useful for cellular renewal. Thanks to their vitamin D content, they contribute to the functioning of the cardiovascular and immune system. Recipe: Sicilian Anchovies. Grease a baking dish with 3 tablespoons of oil, sprinkle with a tablespoon of breadcrumbs and place the cleaned anchovies, heads removed. Add the pine nuts, raisins, or red fruits previously soaked in warm water. Sprinkle the anchovies with the chopped parsley and garlic, a tablespoon of breadcrumbs, and a tablespoon of oil. Bake and cook at 200°C for 20 minutes. Serve with a good white wine.

Sicilian Anchovy Fillets. Ingredients: Selected Sicilian anchovy fillets, seed oil. Format: 90g / 320g. Sicilian anchovy fillets are an excellent source of quality proteins and omega 3, fatty acids that are allies of health, particularly for heart and arteries. These nutrients are essential for combating bad cholesterol and preventing high blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases. They are an excellent source of high-quality proteins. Historically, the salting of Sicilian anchovy fillets took place in clay pots, wooden barrels, and tins: containers that allowed to preserve their taste over the centuries. Today, respecting these ancient techniques, combining past and present, in the small village of Aspra (PA), a historical reference point in the processing of anchovies, starting exclusively from fresh fish caught in the Sicilian sea, this exceptional anchovy is obtained by attentive and skilled hands, to guarantee the true taste of salted and oil-preserved Sicilian anchovies. Sicilian anchovy fillets are saltwater fish from the Engraulidae family. Their scientific name is Engraulis encrasicolus, widespread throughout the Mediterranean. There are many recipes that involve the use of anchovies: from anchovy meatballs to simple yet always tasty dishes, to enrich first courses and appetizers. We carefully promote a rediscovery of Sicilian products, good and natural. Sicilian anchovy fillets are the result of the commitment, passion, and ingenuity of skilled artisans. We want to make you discover the goodness of our country, the flavors born from the meeting of peoples and cultures, the fruit of sun, earth, sea, and tradition. Characteristics: They are rich in Omega 3 (even more than fresh ones). They are an excellent source of high-quality proteins. Good and versatile: they are suitable for many preparations in the kitchen. They contain calcium, essential for the skeletal system, and phosphorus, useful for cellular renewal. Thanks to their vitamin D content, they contribute to the functioning of the cardiovascular and immune system. Recipe: Sicilian Anchovies. Grease a baking dish with 3 tablespoons of oil, sprinkle with a tablespoon of breadcrumbs and place the cleaned anchovies, heads removed. Add the pine nuts, raisins, or red fruits previously soaked in warm water. Sprinkle the anchovies with the chopped parsley and garlic, a tablespoon of breadcrumbs, and a tablespoon of oil. Bake and cook at 200°C for 20 minutes. Serve with a good white wine.
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