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Coarse sea salt of Atlantic origin naturally smoked with Italian beech wood. It differs from other salts as it is smoked in a completely natural way. Very intense flavor. Ideal for giving a smoky flavor to any dish, it is particularly suitable for salmon, trout, legume soups, carbonara, omelettes, white and pork meats.
Basil salt is an ideal dressing for salads, especially tomatoes, and for all the dishes that we Italians cook. A flavor enhancer that gives more vigor to simple dishes, in which the note of basil is absolutely essential together with the flavor of whole sea salt.
The salt with porcini mushrooms is very tasty, and can give an extra touch to your dishes from the earth, from first courses and risottos to recipes based on vegetables and meats, red and white. Just a pinch of it will be enough, because it releases its characteristic and intense aroma on the dishes.
Chives are an aromatic plant. Like the other most used spices, chives have a decidedly particular taste, although lighter and more delicate than that of garlic or onion. It has diuretic, antiseptic, cardiotonic, hypoglycemic, vermifuge properties. Use it directly dried to flavor many dishes like a normal spice.
Sichuan pepper is a green berry native to China, also called Sancho Pepper. It has a very fresh, citrusy, spicy and sparkling taste that gradually envelops the palate. It should be added to cooking, whole, or crushed in a mortar always in small doses because. Once toasted, it tends to quickly lose its flavor.
Savory, like many other aromatic herbs, is attributed a herbal use, in particular linked to the digestive system. This medicinal plant is said to have antispasmodic and stomachic properties. Very widespread in Italy, in the kitchen it is excellent for flavoring food but is also rich in beneficial properties, it is antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant.
