Reference: SUG0000015
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Sardinian Artichokes in Oil – Campus
Campus Sardinian Artichokes in Oil are the most authentic expression of the Sardinian tradition of preserving vegetables.
Carefully selected from the plains of Campidano, these artichokes are processed using artisanal methods that preserve their natural sweetness and firm texture.
The delicate marinade and preservation in oil allow them to retain the characteristic qualities of freshly harvested artichokes.
A versatile, high-quality product, ideal for those seeking the genuine flavor of Sardinian soil in a classic appetizer, prepared according to a family recipe passed down since 1985.
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Sardinian Artichokes in Oil – Campus
The range of preserved vegetables in oil by Campus Conserve is produced in Decimoputzu, in the heart of an area historically renowned for artichoke cultivation. Now in its third generation, the Campus family devotes meticulous care to every stage of the supply chain, starting with locally grown, exceptional-quality raw materials.
The cornerstone of production is fresh processing: the artichokes are harvested at the peak of their organoleptic qualities and processed within a very short time. This rapid approach is essential to ensure a crisp and firm texture, preventing the artichoke hearts from losing their natural freshness. Manual selection allows only the most tender buds to be chosen, which are then carefully trimmed to remove the tougher outer fibrous parts.
The artichoke hearts undergo a traditional marinade using lemon juice and wine vinegar, a deliberate choice that reflects the identity of a preserving company committed to natural methods and excludes the use of synthetic acidity regulators. The preserving liquid, consisting of a blend of 100% Italian extra virgin olive oil and sunflower oil, protects the vegetable while maintaining the bright, light color that distinguishes premium-quality products.
In the kitchen, the classic Campus Sardinian Artichokes lend themselves to countless uses. They are perfect for enriching a traditional Sardinian appetizer featuring cured meats and cheeses, but they are also excellent as a side dish for grilled meats or as a refined ingredient in summer salads. The simplicity of the recipe highlights the quality of the raw ingredients, making every jar a testament to artisanal food craftsmanship capable of standing the test of time through the sheer strength of authenticity.
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Sardinian Artichokes in Oil – Campus
Campus Sardinian Artichokes in Oil are the most authentic expression of the Sardinian tradition of preserving vegetables.
Carefully selected from the plains of Campidano, these artichokes are processed using artisanal methods that preserve their natural sweetness and firm texture.
The delicate marinade and preservation in oil allow them to retain the characteristic qualities of freshly harvested artichokes.
A versatile, high-quality product, ideal for those seeking the genuine flavor of Sardinian soil in a classic appetizer, prepared according to a family recipe passed down since 1985.