Tapenade: It is ideal to serve as an appetizer spread on toast or crackers, you can also Use to flavor some sauces for pasta or other preparations. This pate of olives It contains few calories so it is very healthy. It has an intense and salty flavor so it does not It must be used in large quantities, hence it is marketed in small jars.
Capers: The uses in kitchen are very wide, especially in sauces and dishes of Italian pasta and in the kitchen Greek, where it has been used since ancient times. It combines very well with fish, such as sea bream or Salmon. Also perfect to combine with anchovies in pasta sauces, as in putanesca. It is not out of place in pizzas and focaccias, as well as with chicken. Already in the most modern kitchen integrates in sauces such as tartara, remoulade, or tartar steak.
Conservation:
Olives Tapenade: Once opened, it should be kept in the refrigerator and consumed in about 10 days, since no preservatives only salt and olive oil, the pasta can ferment after coming into contact with the air and after those 10 days.
Capers: While they remain in the original liquid (water and vinegar) can be consumed until the date of preferential consumption. We recommend if the client likes, remove the liquid and fill the jar with extra virgin olive oil to keep the capers in oil, which will catch the acid taste intense caper, this is not mandatory, only a recommendation