Sao-Tome black pepper with intense notes of freshness and citrus grows on the small island of Sao-Tome and Principe. This exceptional pepper will enhance your red meats and grilled vegetables.
• zucchini flan with Sao Tome black pepper: sprinkle 1 teaspoon of ground Sao Tome black pepper into your flan mixture to enhance the recipe (find the complete recipe below);
• marinated beef skewers with Sao Tome black pepper: crush 6/7 grains of pepper and add them to your marinade;
• grilled bream: sprinkle 1 teaspoon of crushed Sao Tome black pepper onto your bream fillets before cooking them;
• Sao Tome black pepper sauce: coarsely crush the grains of 1 teaspoon of Sao Tome black pepper and add them to your pepper sauce preparation;
•potato gratin with pepper: crush 1 teaspoon of Sao Tome black pepper grains and sprinkle them onto your potatoes before placing them in the oven;
• spaghetti cacio e pepe with Sao Tome black pepper: sprinkle 1 tablespoon of crushed Sao Tome black pepper into a pan to toast it and add the parmesan and a few ladles of pasta water.
In such a small country, producing in quantity is not feasible, therefore, farmers focus on producing quality, and this is why Sao Tome pepper is so rich aromatically.
It is carefully harvested by hand by pickers between April and November, when the grains are red, and then dried in the sun. Black pepper is more intense in the mouth and warms the throat more than white pepper from Sao Tome because it retains its pericarp, which contains piperine, the peppering agent of the pepper.
We are delighted to have added it to our Terre Exotique collection and are eager to introduce and share the fabulous history of Sao-Tomé black pepper with other pepper and gastronomy enthusiasts like us.
| Allergen | Absence |
|---|---|
| Native country | Sao Tomé |
| Genus and botanical species | Piper nigrum |
| Ingredients | black Sao Tomé pepper |
| TRACES EVENTUELLES D'ALLERGÈNES | céleri, sésame, moutarde, fruits à coques. |