Ati Manel Mussels in Pickled Sauce

$8.99

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  • Ati Manel

  • Bivalves

  • Caputo's Preservation Program

  • Caught in Iberian Peninsula

  • Mussels

  • Preserved in Oil

  • Preserved in Pickled Sauce

  • Product of Portugal

  • Sourced in Porto

  • Tinned Mollusks & Shellfish

  • Tinned Seafood Whole

  • Tinned Seafood with Garlic



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Meaty, plump, and perfectly balanced, these rich, sweet, and savory mussels are as timeless and delicious as it gets.

Made in Galicia in the old way, the sauce is a classic escabeche, a medley of oil, vinegar and spice that predates modern Spain and harkens to a time when southern Iberia was part of the Islamic Empire called Al-Andalus (which became the name Andalusia). That tradition of flavor is one you can taste. We recommend enjoying them with potato chips or piling them atop forbidden rice with hand-torn cilantro.

TASTING: bouncy, sweet, bright, rich

PAIRING: dry white wine, pet nat, labneh

INGREDIENTS: Mussels, Sunflower Oil, Wine Vinegar, Garlic, Bay Leaf, Spices, Salt

CAUGHT IN: Galicia

In stock

  • Ati Manel

  • Bivalves

  • Caputo's Preservation Program

  • Caught in Iberian Peninsula

  • Mussels

  • Preserved in Oil

  • Preserved in Pickled Sauce

  • Product of Portugal

  • Sourced in Porto

  • Tinned Mollusks & Shellfish

  • Tinned Seafood Whole

  • Tinned Seafood with Garlic

Description

Meaty, plump, and perfectly balanced, these rich, sweet, and savory mussels are as timeless and delicious as it gets.

Made in Galicia in the old way, the sauce is a classic escabeche, a medley of oil, vinegar and spice that predates modern Spain and harkens to a time when southern Iberia was part of the Islamic Empire called Al-Andalus (which became the name Andalusia). That tradition of flavor is one you can taste. We recommend enjoying them with potato chips or piling them atop forbidden rice with hand-torn cilantro.

TASTING: bouncy, sweet, bright, rich

PAIRING: dry white wine, pet nat, labneh

INGREDIENTS: Mussels, Sunflower Oil, Wine Vinegar, Garlic, Bay Leaf, Spices, Salt

CAUGHT IN: Galicia