The product
Frico di Patate con Erbe Miste Fresche
Frico with potatoes and fresh aromatic herbs by Fabris
Code:
30142
Country of origin:
Italy - Friuli Venezia Giulia
Weight:
180 g
Minimum order:
1 piece
Description | Friulian frico made with potatoes, young cow cheese and fresh aromatic herbs |
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Appearance | Potato, cheese and herb round pie |
Taste | Crispy outside and tender on the inside, particularly aromatic thanks to the addition of a mix of fragrant herbs |
Curiosity | Frico made with potatoes is a deeply characteristic dish of Friuli Venezia Giulia region, only few ingredients are used but it is rich in flavor and territoriality |
Our selection | The producer of this frico intends to give value to some local preparations of the region, from their traditionality to the raw materials. Fabris does not use already made ingredients: the cheese is produced by local dairies and the potatoes are worked when fresh and are grown by local farmers |
Suggestions | Heat the frico in a non-stick pan without oil until a crispy crust forms, or in the microwave for about two minutes without packaging |
Ingredients | Cheese 60% (MILK, salt, rennet, preservative: lysozyme from EGG), potatoes 39%, aromatic herbs 1% (dandelion, silene, basil, mint, marjoram, dill, nettle, sorrel, chives and chervil) |
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Allergens in ingredients | Eggs and products thereof, Milk and products thereof |
Weight | 180 g |
Packaging | Vacuum packed in a plastic bag |
Storage Conditions (packaged products) | Refrigerate from 0 °C to +4 °C |
Nutrition Declaration | Energy: 1088 kJ / 261 kcal Fat: 17 g of which saturates: 12 g Carbohydrate: 12 g of which sugars: 1 g Protein: 15 g Salt: 0,88 g Typical value per 100 g |
The producer
Caseificio Fabris - Bertiolo (UD)
Why we chose them
Caseificio Fabris is a family business now run by brothers Claudio and Roberto Fabris.
It is based in Bertiolo, in the middle of Friuli, to the South of Udine, where the brand new factory is located. It is extremely well organised: the main
productions take place in two separate areas, on the one hand the dairy where the ricotta cheese is produced, and on the other an area dedicated
to gastronomic preparations, such as frico and polenta.
What unites these two different productions, and what we like about the two Fabris brothers, is their desire to emphasise some of the most
identifiable products of their region, Friuli Venezia Giulia. A choice that speaks of history and roots, with the ability to adapt traditional productions to
market demands. We were struck by Claudio and Roberto's ability to introduce process innovation in some productions so rooted in the Friuli
region,
obtaining a modern product but one that is still able to tell the story of the territory: 'Tradition is to guard the fire, not to worship the ashes', to quote
Gustav Mahler
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