FRESH MEAT TORTELLINI GR. 500

CHINOTTO BIO ANCIENT SICILY RECIPE CL. 27.5 SCREW CAP (MINIMUM SALE 6 BT.) Chinotto is a non-alcoholic drink, made with natural extract of the fruit of the chinotto (Citrus myrtifolia) and other natural flavors. Dark soft drink, only apparently similar to a Cola, chinotto has a more bitter taste, although it also has a particularly fresh aftertaste. This drink is produced following the traditional Polara recipe, with the natural extract of the ancient oriental citrus fruit, the Chinotto from the Ancient Polara Recipe releases a full-bodied, pleasantly sour and bitter taste. To be drunk at any time of day, enjoyable on any course, the chinotto of the past is back on the market as the drink for gourmets, one of the most loved drinks by connoisseurs of made in Sicily. Also excellent for aperitifs or as a base ingredient for cocktails to give a refreshing and superior flavor in view of the summer. The elegant glass bottle and the retro-flavored label in practical sizes of 20 and 27.5 cl, make it a unique vintage drink perfect for the most refined tables, but also for the most elegant and typical wine bars and bars, without forgetting the particular taste of traditional recipes. The goodness that blends with the class makes this drink suitable for hotels, restaurants, farmhouses and all those places that appreciate the traditional that marries the taste for beauty.

FRIED ARANCINE WITH RAGU 'A POINTED GR. 210 INGREDIENTS: rice, tomato, minced beef, peas, melted cheese. PREPARATION: Thaw the product 5/6 hours before.

ARANCINE WITH HAM AND ROUND FRIED WHITE MOZZARELLA GR. 200 INGREDIENTS: rice, melted cheese, ham. PREPARATION: Thaw the product 5/6 hours before.

Cylindrical artichoke, of medium size and compactness; the external bracts, not very numerous and tight, are purple in color, with quite marked apical thorns, the taste is sweet with a pleasant bitter aftertaste, the tender and full-bodied consistency is suitable both for raw consumption and for the preparation of first and main courses