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FLOTT, TUNA IN OIL
Made from line caught yellow fin tuna, and packed in Sicily, Flott uses the best ingredients to have a superior product.
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LA BRUJULA, VENTRESCA IN OLIVE OIL (TUNA BELLY)
Long delicious flakes of Tuna Belly preserved in oil is much more flavorful than your standard tuna.
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ESPINALER, SCALLOPS IN GALATIAN SAUCE
The scallops are selected and steamed. It is made with scallop sauce, following the traditional recipe.
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JOSE GOURMET, SMOKED SARDINES IN OLIVE OIL
Our small sardines are fished in the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans and bring alone all the quality of fresh fish. After that, a refined and carefully prepared mixture is added, they go through the smoking chamber, and premium quality olive oil is added as well.
This mouth-watering delicacy will make your taste buds tingle, accompanied by a glass of delicious Portuguese wine and friendly company at the table.
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PORTOMAR, STUFFED SQUID IN SPICY SAUCE
Tender baby squid stuffed with their tentacles is slowly cooked in olive oil and covered with a handmade sauce made with fresh onion and tomato. This product has a spicy yet delicate flavor and natural texture.
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AGROMAR, VENTRESCA IN OLIVE OIL
Long delicious flakes of Tuna Belly preserved in oil is much more flavorful than your standard tuna.
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JOSE GOURMET, SMOKED TROUT IN OLIVE OIL
Imagine the trout’s /habitat/, the purity of the crystalline water, its richness in oxygen. Imagine the best smokehouse, sharpened by handcraft tradition and guaranteed by technological means. Imagine the delicious olive oil coming into play to complete a spectacular combination. Imagine and keep on imagining, until the you have the opportunity to try it out!
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AGOSTINO RECCA, ANCHOVIES, SALTED
If the meat of our anchovies is pink, don’t be surprised. This is the fishes natural color. Ours are fresh packed in salt the day they are caught.
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CENTO, SARDINES, BONELESS, SKINLESS
Sardines are named after Sardinia, the Italian island where large schools of these fish were once found. While sardines are delightful enjoyed fresh, they are most commonly found canned, since they are so perishable. With growing concern over the health of the seas, people are turning to sardines since they are at the bottom of the aquatic food chain, feeding solely on plankton, and therefore do not concentrate heavy metals, such as mercury, and contaminants as do some other fish.
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CENTO, WHOLE BABY CLAMS
Tender shelled white baby clams selected from premium quality fresh clams and cooked in their natural juices to preserve their fresh flavor, Cento Whole Shelled Baby Clams have no added preservatives versatile and appealing to the masses. The fact that the meat cooks in its own juices keeps it very flavorful for many different recipes.
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PORTOMAR, SPANISH COCKLES IN BRINE
Cockles are collected by hand on the beaches of the Galician coast at low tide. Because of the richness of the waters, their flavor is unbeatable. They are seasoned only with sea salt.
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MUSSELS, SWEET KOMBU, PORTO MUINOS
Pescatarians delight in this combination of wild harvested Galician mussels with kombu seaweed in bravas sauce. A family company with two generations at work collecting wild seaweed from the Galician coast of northwestern Spain where the Atlantic meets the Cantabrian sea. Porto Muinos combine underwater diving with coastal rock harvesting when the tide is low to bring a variety of seaweeds to market through regulated and sustainable means and with great respect for the coastal ecosystem they inhabit.
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LA MONICA, SEA CLAM JUICE
One of the most common uses for clam juice is as a cooking liquid for seafood dishes. Some chefs also use it as a substitute for fish stock, which can get expensive. A dash of juice from a clam may also be added to foods for a hint of a briny flavor without an overwhelming sense of seafood. Some savory cocktails also call for it. One popular clam juice product combines it with tomato juice for use as a mixer in drinks.
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PORTOMAR, MUSSELS IN PICKLED SAUCE
The Rias Galegas region is one of the most important repositories of phytoplankton in the world and one of the best places to cultivate mussels. These farmed mussels come from the Galician Rias D.O.P. The seed is cultivate on ropes suspended from batea, rafts of eucalyptus lattice, for a year until they reach harvest size. These premium mussels are lightly fried and packed in the typical regional sauce made with vinegar and a paprika marinade.
