Jose Gourmet Spiced Sardine Paté

$4.99

In stock

  • Caputo's Preservation Program

  • Caught in Iberian Peninsula

  • Jose Gourmet

  • Preserved in Sauce

  • Product of Portugal

  • Sardines

  • Sourced in Lisbon

  • Sourced in Porto

  • Tinned Fish

  • Tinned Seafood Pate

  • Tinned Seafood with Paprika

  • Tinned Seafood with Pepper



CPP designation highlights select products made with traditional craft to support biodiversity & stewardship
Invigorate your senses with sensational sardines. Seasoned with tomato, white pepper, and piri-piri—ingredients pair swimmingly in this zesty recipe. Love at first bite!

A slightly spicier version of classic sardine pâté, this piquant purée is a tangy temptation. Add a hint of lemon to mellow the mood.

Although named after the Italian island of Sardinia, the sardine—-sardinha—is iconic in Portugal. Abundant in Portuguese waters; it has been fished and dished for thousands of years. Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins B12 and D, calcium, minerals, and protein, this seafood is healthy food.

Pairing: rosé wines, vinho Espumante, pale ales, citrus cocktails, e.g. Hemingway daiquiri, moscatel
Serving: enjoy with Portuguese cottage cheese and crostini; serve with sliced, boiled potatoes; pair with crudités
Region: Portugal

Ingredients: sardine, olive oil, tomato, spices (vinegar, red peppers, piri-piri), salt
Store at ambient temperature until opened, sealed and refrigerated up to two days after opening. Traditional Portuguese method production (pre-cooked).

In stock

  • Caputo's Preservation Program

  • Caught in Iberian Peninsula

  • Jose Gourmet

  • Preserved in Sauce

  • Product of Portugal

  • Sardines

  • Sourced in Lisbon

  • Sourced in Porto

  • Tinned Fish

  • Tinned Seafood Pate

  • Tinned Seafood with Paprika

  • Tinned Seafood with Pepper

Description

Invigorate your senses with sensational sardines. Seasoned with tomato, white pepper, and piri-piri—ingredients pair swimmingly in this zesty recipe. Love at first bite!

A slightly spicier version of classic sardine pâté, this piquant purée is a tangy temptation. Add a hint of lemon to mellow the mood.

Although named after the Italian island of Sardinia, the sardine—-sardinha—is iconic in Portugal. Abundant in Portuguese waters; it has been fished and dished for thousands of years. Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins B12 and D, calcium, minerals, and protein, this seafood is healthy food.

Pairing: rosé wines, vinho Espumante, pale ales, citrus cocktails, e.g. Hemingway daiquiri, moscatel
Serving: enjoy with Portuguese cottage cheese and crostini; serve with sliced, boiled potatoes; pair with crudités
Region: Portugal

Ingredients: sardine, olive oil, tomato, spices (vinegar, red peppers, piri-piri), salt

Store at ambient temperature until opened, sealed and refrigerated up to two days after opening. Traditional Portuguese method production (pre-cooked).