Masseria Mirogallo Pepper Composta

You will only find this variety of Peperone di Senise, a local sweet pepper from Basilicata, from Masseria Mirogallo. The Belfiore family has cultivated its heirloom variety from over 20 years of selection, and it is prized particularly for its thin, crunchy skin that adds texture to the pepper compote. Red and green peppers are cored, seeded and chopped by hand; once pressed and dried, the peppers are packed with parsley, fennel and olive oil from the Mirogallo farm. These aromatic sweet peppers are terrific tossed with sautéed shrimp or scallops, or blended with a handful of chopped baby arugula, extra-virgin olive oil and lemon juice to taste and used as a relish for salmon or chicken. Toss with chopped tomatoes for an instant bruschetta topping, or stir a couple of chopped tablespoons into quick pasta sauces.

[/description-break] Ingredients [/title] Sweet peppers, fennel seeds, fresh parsley, white wine vinegar, extra-virgin olive oil [/accordion] Specifications [/title] Net Weight: 180 grams Place of Origin: Basilicata, Italy [/accordion] CARE AND USE [/title] N/A [/accordions-break] We can’t get enough of the full, fruity, brightly flavored products from the Belfiore family’s Masseria Mirogallo in Basilicata, Italy.. [/banner_heading] Their farm specializes in local heirloom produce cultivated over the course of generations and still uses traditional methods of preservation—with absolutely minimal processing or no artificial ingredients. Everything that goes into Masseria Mirogallo’s jarred tomatoes and peppers, from the extra-virgin olive oil down to the herbs and spices, comes from the fertile sun-drenched valley soils of the Belfiores’ farm [/banner-text-break] These aromatic sweet peppers are terrific tossed with sautéed shrimp or scallops, or blended with a handful of chopped baby arugula, extra-virgin olive oil and lemon juice to taste and used as a relish for salmon or chicken. Toss with chopped tomatoes for an instant bruschetta topping, or stir a couple of chopped tablespoons into quick pasta sauces. [/how-to-use-break]