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Trikalinos Marinated Anchovy Fillets 200g
Deliciously soft and melting, these boneless and skinned Greek Anchovy fillets, (Gavros), are marinated in the best fresh Mediterranean ingredients, with no preservatives, additives or any chemical processing. Greeks typically batter and fry fresh anchovies. But these are the most premium quality alternatives for the larder in colder climes and make the perfect Greek sashimi. Simply drain and serve with a squeeze of lemon juice, fresh chopped parsley, bread and wine and slivers of chilli if liked. Trikalinos has been harvesting salt and curing fish since 1856. Keep refrigerated once opened.
£10.00
Unit Price
£5.00
/ 100 g
Net content: 200g (125g drained)
Packaging: Glass jar
Ingredients: Anchovy Fillets (62.5%), Sunflower Oil, Vinegar, Lemon Dressing, Salt
Allergens: Fish
Packaging: Glass jar
Ingredients: Anchovy Fillets (62.5%), Sunflower Oil, Vinegar, Lemon Dressing, Salt
Allergens: Fish
| Typical Values | Per 100g |
|---|---|
| Energy | 608kJ/ 145kcal |
| Fat | 6.4g |
| of which Saturates | 0.9g |
| Carbohydrate | <0.5g |
| of which Sugars | <0.5g |
| Fibre | <0.6g |
| Salt | 2.7g |
Storage: keep refrigerated
An excellent meze for Ouzo, Raki and vodka. Also works well in salads and on pasta or pizza.
An excellent meze for Ouzo, Raki and vodka. Also works well in salads and on pasta or pizza.
Enjoy the subtleties of cooking Greek food with this recipe that makes it much more than a simple trip to the supermarket.
It’s all about the series of small rituals from the choice of olive oil you use, to the asparagus you get from the farmers market that bring out the flavours in the food.
Don't forget the wine pairing...
John's recipe creates a richness and roundness with the potatoes (which loves a higher alchohol volume). The anchovies add pungency and boiled eggs demand fruit in abundance. This is a hearty meal with balanced richness, that matches perfectly with full-bodied white wines.
Try the Aidani from Santorini if you like a bone dry style with a maritime aromatic profile. If you like the roundness and fruit side of the dish go for Vidiano from Crete. Or for a rosé try, Alpha Estate and Ousyra.
We would suggest that you avoid full-bodied red wines with this dish, or with anchovies in particular.
If you are making asparagus on its own, its subtle and persistent aromas, is divine with our Sauvignon Blanc from Amyndeon and all fresh medium body white wines.
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Trikalinos, Etoliko, Central Greece
In 1856, the Trikalinos brothers, Zafeiris, Nikos and Giorgos, started producing Grey Mullet Avgotaraho (bottarga) near the Etoliko Lagoon, in western Greece. Three generations later, the same family continues to run the company, and still sources the highest quality grey mullet roe, sardines, anchovies and sea salt. Their unique method of preserving bottarga in beeswax retains much of the delicate and complex flavours of the roe and is considered one of the very best in the world.
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