Stir-fried Sockeye in Yakitori Sauce
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This dish is a creative twist on Japanese cuisine, born from a pantry mishap. Canned sockeye salmon is glazed with leftover yakitori sauce, served with rice cooked in salmon liquid, and accompanied by scrambled egg and stir-fried cabbage. It's simple yet comforting, a testament to the beauty of improvisation in cooking.
Gooseneck Barnacle Ceviche
Dive into Gooseneck Barnacle Ceviche – a fusion of coastal flavors from North to South that will transport your taste buds to the ocean's edge.
Basque Tapas de Angulas (Baby Eels)
Conservas de Cambados Angulas (Baby Eels) are probably the most storied, exotic, and rare product in our lineup of European-tinned offerings. The experience of these angulas is unlike anything, as much a textural journey as one of flavor. A forkful of baby eels is almost like a bite of tiny, meaty noodles with just a touch of serpentine exuberance.
Ventresca (Tuna Belly) with Chicago Giardiniera
This white albacore tuna is line-caught during the summer when it returns to the Cantabrian Sea in the north of Spain. With respect to the ecosystem and the species, they are only allowed to be caught individually with rod and reel. The fatty belly meat is so tender and delicate, you’ll worry a little about sticking a fork into the can.
Spanish Cockle Skewers
Tinned Spanish cockles (a.k.a. berberechos) are an extraordinarily unique product that we’re proud to feature in our shop. We hated to mess with them at all, because they’re perfect right from the can. So we thought about a simple triangulation of flavors: briny Spanish cockles, acidic grapefruit, and just a pinch of warming nutmeg. This is not a traditional approach to Spanish cockles.