A great salmon tartare is always a pleasure for your palate, as we are a website concerned exclusively with Italian typical products you could correctly wonder what salmon has to deal with Italian food. This time the Italian specialities have the aim to side this great fish from the cold northern sea, to elevate it and create a great contamination. The base of the dish is a fava beans cream, adding the bitter taste to the sweetness of salmon, while the fresh Ricotta - Puglia Sapori e Dintorni seasoned with non treated lemon zest add the creamy texture and freshness with the evergreen fish-lemon taste combination, while the Avola toasted almond give perfect a final crunchy texture to the recipe.

Environmental sustainability is an expression that is joining the virtuous companies vocabulary in the Italian food sector. Describing all the functional dynamics and processes to achieve a total eco-sustainability would require a wider deepening, so today we’re focusing on a single aspect, to define better what sometimes could appear a difficultly tangible concept in practical terms for consumers. We take as an example the agricultural sector, particularly the wheat production and that exceptional reality that Pastificio dei Campi is: when I first read about triennial rotation, i immediately had a flashback to the history class, when during the school lessons we used to study the cultivation methods and their evolution. The triennial rotation is a practice that has been abandoned due to the lower yield, but brought back by Pastificio dei Campi as the rotation give the ground a break, allowing its natural time to recover and come back offering high quality Pasta di Gragnano at rhythm perfectly synchronized with nature and its needs.

If you are in Vienna give yourself a pause and visit Panino e Vino https://www.facebook.com/Panino.Vino/?fref=ts , the new Italian food products and Italian street food shop in the heart of Vienna in collaboration with OIP.