Description
Sea Urchin Pulp: A Delicate Ocean Delicacy
It is a prized delicacy known for its rich, briny flavor and creamy texture. Harvested from the roe of sea urchins, this delicacy is often enjoyed raw or used as a flavor enhancer in various dishes.
Key Characteristics:
Intense Flavor: A strong, briny, and slightly sweet flavor.
Creamy Texture: A soft, buttery texture.
Color: Varies from pale yellow to deep orange.
Culinary Uses:
Raw: Often enjoyed raw as a delicacy, served with lemon and bread.
Pasta: Added to pasta dishes for a rich, umami flavor.
Risotto: Enhances the flavor of risotto with its briny taste.
Sauces: Used to create unique and flavorful sauces.
Seafood Dishes: Combined with other seafood for a luxurious meal.
Health Benefits:
is a good source of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, and other essential nutrients. It’s also believed to have potential health benefits, such as improved brain function and heart health.
When choosing, look for fresh, high-quality products from reputable sources.
Sea urchin pulp is a versatile and delicious ingredient that can add a touch of sophistication to any dish. Our sea urchin pulp is available in Pasteurized, Sterilized and Frozen. Packaged is available in glass jars, and frozen in plastic trays. Choose the one that best suits your uses.
“Traditions of Sardinia.” Exclusive importer
Additional information
Weight | N/A |
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Size: | 55g Sterilised Units per box 12, 55g Pasteurized Units per box 12, 100g Pasteurized Units per box 12, 100g Frozen Units per box 10 |
Ingredients: Pasteurized Sea urchin pulp | Sea urchin pulp, salt |
Ingredients: Sterilised Sea urchin pulp | Sea urchin pulp, salt |
Ingredients: Frozen Sea urchin pulp | Sea URCHIN roes (Paracentrotus lividus) |
Features: | A strong, briny, and slightly sweet flavor |
Storage: | Pasteurized Sea urchin pulp: Keep in fridge between 0 and +3°C and once opened consume within 2 days. |
Shelf Life: | Pasteurized Sea urchin pulp 55g: 8 months |
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