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Dried broad beans 400g

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Dried broad beans

 

Typical product of the Italian tradition

Ancient legume

Traditional natural agriculture

 

 

Terre Paduli, Nardo (LE)

22/01/2027
€13,75/kg

5,50 €

Dried broad beans

True excellence of the territory

Traditional natural agriculture, without the use of synthetic chemistry.

Terre Paduli legumes are healthy and rich in nutraceutical properties.

 

Paduli Terre

Terre Paduli is a farm of a few hectares but cultivated with a lot of passion.

Gianni Casaluce cultivates legumes and ancient grains in Nardò in an organic regenerative way.

It begins with seeds given by friends, exchanged with guardian farmers or bought in the flea markets.

The meeting of people with different but similar stories in the path and in the objectives, led Gianni to a certain natural agricultural approach, with the reference to the cardinal principles of Fukuoka: do not work the land, do not fertilize, do not eliminate insects or weeds, do not use chemical compounds.

 

 

Business Cultivation

The black lands of alluvial origin in the area, muddy mixed lands, are ideal for legumes, first of all:

  • The Chickpea of ​​Nardò (recovered together with the chef Massimo Vaglio who kept the seed) (PAT - Traditional Agri-food Product).
  • The Black Rugoso Chickpea, Muro Leccese variety (PAT - Traditional Agri-food Product).
  • The Smooth Black Chickpea.
  • The White Chickpea
  • Smooth Red Chickpea from Cassano Murge.
  • Cicerchia Fave (25-year-old seeds, preserved from the mother's gardens).
  • Hulled Broad Beans
  • Ustica lentils
  • Colfiorito lentils
  • Curly pea from Sannicola, (very difficult to make, Terre Paduli produces it but does not sell it).

 

 

Legumes of Tradition

The black lands of alluvial origin in the area, muddy mixed lands, are ideal for legumes, first of all:

  1. The Chickpea of ​​Nardò (recovered together with chef Massimo Vaglio who kept the seed) (Pat traditional food product)
  2. Black Rugoso Chickpea, Muro Leccese variety (Pat traditional food product)
  3. The Smooth Black Chickpea,
  4. The White Chickpea e the Smooth Red Chickpea of Cassano Murge,
  5. The Cicerchia
  6. Fave (25-year-old seeds, preserved from the mother's gardens)
  7. Hulled Broad Beans
  8. Ustica lentils
  9. Colfiorito lentils
  10. Curly pea from Sannicola: "very difficult to make, I produce it but I don't sell it"

 

 

 

PAT - Traditional Agri-food Policies

Dried broad beans 400g

They are produced with a limited production, linked to a territory and its history.

They are included in a special list, from 1998, established by the Ministry of Agricultural, Food, Forestry and Tourism Policies.

The recognition is given by the region to which they belong: today there are more than 5000 typical Italian products.

Typical Traditional Products they represent the Italy of villages and producers, who tell the ancient past of a place.

In fact, not surprisingly, it is easier find them at events such as festivals and village festivals, where there is a tendency to value e promote the territories.

The fruits of working the land to get recognition, in addition to being linked to the place and history, they must respect methods of realization, conservation, seasoning and creation.

The activities related to the typical product must have existed consolidated and protracted over time, according to the traditional rules and for a period not less than 25 years old.

 

 

 

Traditional Natural Agriculture

Grown in a natural way, without the use of industrial synthesis chemistry.

The ancient varieties of Terre Paduli legumes and cereals are healthy and rich in nutritional properties.

The ancient black lands of alluvial origin in the countryside of Nardò guarantee the high cocability of the legumes.

Manual sowing in rows, not intensive, allows the full ripening of the grain which is harvested, strictly by hand, only when the plant has completed the vegetative cycle.

The conservation method is also natural, it excludes sulphites and any type of artificial preservative.

 

 

 

Reviewed by Gambero Rosso

Gianni Casaluce and the ancient legumes of Terre Paduli di Nardò in Puglia

 

 

General informations

Food name: Dried broad beans
Sales denomination: Dried broad beans
Ingredients: Dried broad beans
Allergens: It may contain traces of cereals, gluten, nuts.
Quantity: gr 400
Organic certification:
Packaging: Plastic bag
Country of breeding: Italy
Country of Production: Italy
Guaranteed minimum deadline: 12 months from the date of packaging
Conservation method: store in a cool and dry place, away from heat sources

 

Nutritional information

for 100 g RDA (*) GDA (Guideline Daily Amonts) - Daily reference values
Energy 1427 Kj - 341 Kcal 17,05 % 341 2000 17,05
Fat gr 3,0 4,29 % 3 70 4,29
of which saturates gr 1,0 5,00 % 1 20 5,00
Carbohydrates gr 55,0 20,37 % 55 270 20,37
of which sugars gr 4,9 5,44 % 4,9 90 5,44
Fiber gr 7,0 28,00 % 7 25 28,00
Protein gr 27,0 54,00 % 27 50 54,00
Sale gr 0,01 0,17 % 0,01 6 0,17

(*) RDA (Recommended Daily Allowances) - Recommended Daily Allowance:

% of the indicative daily quantities of an adult, calculated on the basis of a daily requirement of 2000 Kcal.

The need can be different depending on the sex, age and activity performed.

 

 

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