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De véritables morilles de Haute Savoie, déshydratée. Le trésor des bois. Pour la cuisine du légendaire coq aux morilles par exemple. Pensez à les réhydrater la veille, à bien les rincer. Comptez 10g par personne environ see less

Harvested by hand, the fleur de sel du Paludier de Guérande owes its name to the fact that it is harvested at the water's edge, i.e. from the small crystals that form on the surface of the Paludier's last basin. This is the reason for its rarity. Fleur de sel is preferred to decorate meat at the end of cooking, a salad or foie gras for example. see less

White and tasty meat with a melting texture. The veal chop gives it a spicy taste thanks to the bone! see less

Black Angus Picanha smells like Ireland! It is a beautiful piece of meat covered with a layer of soft fat see less

Black Angus beef hamburger, the mythical Irish breed. see less

Like a knuckle of ham, but without the bone! A tender meat that should never be overcooked, otherwise you will lose the juice and the fine taste! see less

An ideal piece for simmered dishes, the shank is the piece around the shin of the animal. Its more gelatinous meat and marrow bone provide the creaminess needed for a successful Osso Bucco or pot-au-feu! see less

Made from coarse salt harvested by the salt workers, ground salt is drained in the sun, dried and then ground. It is naturally grey and without additives, in accordance with the PGI. Suitable for all the classic uses of salt, with the added taste! see less

Also known as lean bacon, pork belly lends itself to many recipes. It is often used in Asian cuisine, in broths or with noodles, but also to accompany great dishes with a little meaty and salty touch, less fatty than bacon. see less

It is the jaret without the bone, ideal as a slightly less stringy alternative to carbonade, for simmered dishes or... boiled dishes! see less

Whether it's Flemish style or fondue, carbonades can be cooked in all sorts of ways! This piece, selected by Wesley, comes from the part of the beef shoulder closest to the bone, which is the most stringy. see less

An ideal piece for 2 people (or a big eater ;-) ) of Duroc pork, a breed much appreciated by amateurs for its tender and juicy taste. In short, it is the "Black Angus" of pork! see less

Slices of lamb marinated with rosemary and olive oil. see less

A simple and not aged balsamic vinegar, a little less pronounced than the others, delicious for your salads! see less

Carasau bread is the symbol of Sardinian gastronomy: thin, light, this bread has the reputation of lasting a long time and used to accompany the Sardinian banks during the transhumance!
Producer:Mago Merlini
Allergens:Gluten see less

Large capres only available in Sicily, splendid in salads, with cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, lemon zest and olive oil: you will die of pleasure!
Producer:Daidone Exquisiteness see less

Sauce Piquante made In Brussels
La saveur intensément fumée de la Fumado vient du Pimentón de la Vera, ce piment est séché avec de la fumée de chêne vert pendant deux semaines, juste après la récolte, ce qui lui donne un goût si riche. Contrairement au chipotle, il ne contient pas d'arômes artificiels, c'est de la fumée pure. Cette sauce est élaborée à Bruxelles. see less

The joy of a pork roast, with bone & ribs. These are the first ribs joined together, ideal for baking! see less

A real English lamb chop. A delicious alternative to minced beef for classics such as the mince pie, or for inspiration in keftas, dumplings and other delicacies! see less

La joue de bœuf Black Angus est un morceau de viande tendre et savoureux longtemps délaissé mais depuis quelques années à nouveau apprécié see less

A traditional Burrata preserved in a vine leaf. An Apulian cheese par excellence, Burrata was invented by a farmer who wanted to preserve his unsold mozzarella by adding milking cream to it! This is what gave this creamy cousin of Mozza its unique appearance!
Milk type: Cow; Origin: Puglia
Milling: No see less

Not very fleshy, it owes its strong iodine taste to its maturing in the claires, the shallow clay basins of the island of Oleron. It is one of the most appreciated varieties. see less

The most tender and noble part of the veal, coming from the back, just next to the sirloin. When roasted, it melts under the tongue. An incredible delicacy, a tender and lean meat, fine and tasty for this veal raised in the open air in Belgium. You can also choose a finer cut and fry it on the grill or in the pan! see less

Large unpeeled scampi, available daily from the North Sea! see less

Une chair blanche qui s'apparente à celle de la morue, mais avec un goût nettement plus raffiné, l'Aiglefin est préféré au cabillaud par les Ecossais et les canadiens pour les Fish&Chips par exemple!
Origine: Atlantique NE - Islande see less

Le monde entier nous envie nos crevettes grises!
Origine: Pays-Bas see less

Un délicieux saumon issu d'un élevage non-intensif, fumé en France et pêché en Atlantique-Nord ! see less

C'est notre coup-de-coeur des poissons fumés. Ces anguilles sont juste délicieuses, et présenteront une belle alternative à la truite fumée. Un peu plus croustillante et menue, avec une longueur en bouche exceptionnelle. Vient emballée par 100g. see less

Classic pork roast with rind, with the added taste of the bone see less

A ricotta cheese made with buffalo milk which gives a stronger taste,
Milk type: Buffalo see less

An olive oil directly imported by Silvia & Bruno see less

Perfect for the grill, an extremely tender meat, similar to flank steak. Free-range, grass-fed beef, matured between 3 and 5 weeks on carcass. see less

Prélevé sur la partie dorsale (longe), ce bacon est préparé en utlisant une méthode traditionnelle de fumage ainsi qu'un enrobage de sel marin et de sucre. Il est ensuite cuit lentement sous un feu de chêne. Un goût unique, introuvable en supermarché! Idéal pour le petit déjeuner! Comptez 250g par 6 tranches!  see less

Taste quite similar to entrecote, less fatty and marbled, this tender and tasty piece is next to the fillet and will give you a tastier "steak" than a pure fillet, or a fatter roast than Roastbeef! see less

Ewe's milk, Sicilian saffron, the emblematic recipe for making pasta alla norma see less

Iberian pork chop. The Iberian pig has a very marbled meat thanks to the acorn-based diet of this Spanish breed. It produces tender meat with a very pronounced taste. see less

A real artisanal feta cheese matured in a barrel. see less

Fine and refined anchovy fillets from Cascena San Francesco, a small Italian artisanal house. see less

Classic Pork Roast with rind see less

Shoulder and breast of veal, ideal for blanquette see less