Il Nero di Vittorio
buthentic tabarchina tradition
In the southern istands of Sardinia, the tabarchina
alture, rich in contamination between Tunisia,
Lguris and Sardinia, is still handed down today. For
that reason, in the recipe of Nero di Vittorio you can
shoo find a heritage of Ligurian cuisine, the pesto. The
Tabardhini represent one of the greatest egacies of
alan history This community of fishermen settled an the islands of San Píetro and SantAntiaco, are mected by what is called "u canale. Over the centuries here, traditional Mediterranean cuisine as been coloured by cross-cultural influences that contribute to a unique gastronomic heritage.
The Tabarchina cuisine is a marvellous cosmos of flavours: where Ligurian origins are mixed with Tunisian ones, all the way to Sardinian ones.
INGREDIENTS
Tomato (Italy), water, tuna 10%, cuttlefish 7%, white wine, scampi 6%, pesto (Genoese D.O.P. basil, Grana Padano D.O.P. cheese (cow's milk, salt, rennet, contains egg lysozyme) 6%, oil extra virgin olive oil, onion, cuttlefish ink 1%, brandy, salt, acidity regulator: lactic acid. May contain traces of egg lysozyme and sulphites.
NET WEIGHT 200g
TIPS OF USE
Sauce
As a sauce for spaghetti or other shapes of long-cut pasta and risottos
Creative pairing to cream a seafood risotto
As seasoning
as a dressing for seafood salads or a filling for arancini
3 servings
Luca Poma