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Roland - Nonpareille Capers / 3 oz.
Not Shippable. Western New York Local Delivery and In-Store Pickup only.
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Premier Gourmet
3904 Maple Rd
Amherst, NY 14226
Producer: Roland
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For certain products, like beer, we're unable to ship due to state laws. For other items, the item may be at a size that's incompatible with our shipping capabilities or may be too fragile/perishable to ship. For most of these items, we still offer in-store pickup and local delivery options.
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Roland® Nonpareille Capers are the smaller of the commercially used capers, measuring 3-7 mm in diameter. They are green/gray in color. The caper is the flower bud of a low growing bush found in Mediterreanean countries. It is cured in brine and packed in sherry wine vinegar.
About Capers:
Capers are hand-pickles made from the unopened flower buds of the Capparis spinosa shrub, which grows around the Mediterranean. Never used fresh, capers are preserved either in salt, or in a salt/water/vinegar brine. You'll find them in Italian dishes like chicken piccata or spaghetti puttanesca, and in French dishes like salade Nicoise. They lend a salty, pungent and vinegary punch to dishes.
If you are purchasing capers in brine, they are ready to use, just rinse them gently before incorporating into recipes and dishes. Many people swear that salt-cured dry capers have a better texture and flavor as, like any vegetable, preserving in brine makes vegetables soft and mushy. For salt-cured capers, soak the capers in water briefly and then rinse, to make the capers less salty.
Capers also vary in size, and generally, people seem to agree that the smaller the capers - the better. The tiniest capers are Super NonPareille, "non-pareille" is French for "no equal", which are truly tiny, and about the size of a large black peppercorn. Next up in size are the non-pareilles, surfines, capucines, fines, and lastly, capotes the largest of capers. Some people like the large capote capers for the visual impact and flavor punch they add to dishes. You may find it convenient to chop large capers into smaller pieces.
Caperberries, quite large and usually complete with a stem, are not true capers, although they come from the same plant, as they are formed when the buds are allowed to open and set fruit. They are often used as part of an antipasti platter, in Sicilian or North African dishes, or as a cocktail garnish.
| Manufacturer | Roland |
|---|---|
| In-Store Pickup Only | Yes |
| Country of Origin | United States |
| Product Weight | 32 |
| Product Weight Unit of Measure | oz |
| Packaging Type | Jar Packaging |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 70018 |
| Organic? | No |
| Locally Made? | No |
| Staff Favorite? | No |
