Salted White Bones
Data sheet
- weight:
- 300 gr
- Ingredients:
- Pork bone and salt.
- Allergens:
- does not contain allergens
- GLUTEN
- GLUTEN FREE
- Format
- Heat-sealed plastic tray
- Conservation
- Store in a cool and dry place
- BRAND
- Moreno Plaza
- Produced by
- Embutidos Moreno Plaza, S.A. - Pol. Ind. La Rosa parc. 7 a 13, Alhaurin El Grande (Málaga), Spain
Specific References
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Buying Salted White Bones Online
We present to you a mixture of salted pig bones that are great for cooking or using in different stews and dishes. These white bones come presented in a sealed plastic punnet. It weighs around 300 gr and it contains between 2 or 3 pieces. If you are interested in other kinds of bones to use in your stews, we can offer you ham bones (with quite some meat).
The salted white bones is a product typically used in the Spanish gastronomy. We recommend you to buy them at Gastronomic Spain as it is impossible to find them abroad and we also offer free shipping to whole Europe, including United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway.
Characteristics of the Slated White Bones
The bones are pig bones, mainly, from the backbone and the pig legs. These bones are made making them have a brine bath and then salting them with sea salt. In its manufacture natural ingredients have been used and no type of colouring either. It could be said that is an essential condiment for those who enjoy following traditional recipes and look for the taste to be the main character in their dishes.
In many places of Spain, this product is known as pig’s fixings. The salted white bones is a product used to enrich dishes, that is rich in calcium and sodium.
Ingredients of the Salted White Bones
The manufacture of this bones only needs of: Pork bone and salt.
Instructions for use of the Salted White Bones
The salted bones is a product used to make soups and stews. This product makes the best of itself when covered in water, generally with the rest of ingredients. It needs at least 40 minutes of cooking to provide all its flavour. It is a key ingredient to make the typica stew from Madrid and other dishes such as lentils, and also meat soups.
