This delicious ink will give a singular black color to your pasta and rice. A must for squid and squid dishes.
Sepia ink is the pigment that expels cephalopods as a measure of protection against other predatory animals.
It is used in the gastronomic universe very frequently, especially in Mediterranean cuisine.
Some advices
The recipe for black rice with baby squid is one of the simplest to use this delicious sauce. The first step is to clean the squids and chop them into thin pieces. They are fried in a casserole where rice and water will be poured. Also the ink of sepia and salt is poured.
Cook for about 20 minutes and then let it rest, covering it with a clean cloth. You can accompany the whole with red peppers sautéed in frying pan.
Data sheet
Reference: B0020 (UNIT)
Brand: Lezaun
White wine made with grapes from organic farming. Fermented at 18º C for 12 days. ABV 14%
Reference: D0038 (UNIT)
Brand: Yurrita
The mussels are farmed on rafts or floating platforms from which ropes hang, submerged in the water, to which the mussels are attached. They are selected from the rafts at the estuary entrances, where the best nutrients are located. 8/12 mussels in pickled sauce. SUGGESTIONS: Steam some potatoes and add the mussels, sauce included. Perfect ingredient...
Reference: D0039 (UNIT)
Brand: Yurrita
Squids in black ink sauce or “Chipirones en su tinta” in Spanish, is one of the most classic Basque dish made from line caught baby squid cooked in a sauce made with ink. The baby squid are stuffed in their ink with tomatoes and onion, then seasoned with wine and spices. To serve, simply heat the squid through and present alongside plain white rice or...
Reference: A0465 (UNIT)
Made mainly with tomato sauce and pement d'Espelette, its very original flavours will enhance the taste of your pizzas and barbecues. Delicious with meat and fish or to be added to your salad dressings or to your guacamole. Add it to your pasta… Even to your cocktail preparations!
This delicious ink will give a singular black color to your pasta and rice. A must for squid and squid dishes.
Sepia ink is the pigment that expels cephalopods as a measure of protection against other predatory animals.
It is used in the gastronomic universe very frequently, especially in Mediterranean cuisine.
