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Saturday 17 June 2023 • Promotional Content


Food & Drink 35


Tis is the closest you will get to ‘Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena’ without waiting 12 or 25 years!


Discover the Italian art of dressing with Mazzetti Balsamic Vinegar of Modena


Imagine a place where time-honoured traditions are preserved, and where the art of crafting exquisite flavours has been perfected for generations. Welcome to the world of Mazzetti Balsamic Vinegar, where authenticity and heritage meet in every precious drop


BALSAMIC PRAWN POT RECIPE Yellow Label – LIGHT AND ZESTY


For more than 30 years, Mazzetti has


been producing the finest


Balsamic Vinegar of Modena, using family recipes passed down through generations. It’s crafted in oak barrels with time, care and atten- tion, making it truly exceptional. Each drop is carefully blended to help elevate any dish. Made


right in the heart of


the Modena region of Northern Italy, where the summers are hot and the winters are cold, Mazzetti’s balsamic vinegar rests during the chilly winter months and then evaporates and concentrates in the intense summer heat, helping the vinegar to better absorb the complex woody flavours of the barrels. In the realm of gastronomy, few


ingredients possess the versatility and depth of flavour of Mazzetti


Gold Label – SWEET WITH A GENTLE TANG


Balsamic Vinegar. Mazzetti can help transform dishes from ordi- nary to extraordinary. Delve into the art of using each variant to elevate your creations. Light and zesty, Mazzetti’s iconic


Yellow Label is a classic premium all-rounder. With a lighter body but well-balanced, rounded profile of sweet and tangy, it’s the perfect pantry staple. Great for dressings and marinades. Mazzetti Gold Label really


takes things up a step with notes of gently cooked grape must, deliv- ering a sweeter and more complex flavour. Aged for a minimum of three years in oak barrels, it has hints of plum jam and sweet spices. It also has a medium body with a soft, smooth texture, making it perfect to add as a finishing drizzle on grilled meats and vegetables, or


Black Label – RICH AND VELVETY


for a slightly sweeter splash on your favourite salad. Known as the ‘black gold’ for


your kitchen, Mazzetti Black Label contains the most precious liquid in its signature series. Aged for a minimum of three years in small oak barrels, it’s rich and velvety with a full-bodied finish. You can smell and taste the flavours of wood notes from the barrels, and a gentle sweetness from the highest levels of gently cooked grape must. Tis is the closest you will get to ‘Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Modena’ without waiting 12 or 25 years! Try it on ice cream, parmesan cheese or even strawberries.


Discover more ways to use Mazzetti Balsamic Vinegar at uk.mazzettioriginale.com


Serves: 4 Takes: 35 minutes


INGREDIENTS 24 king prawns (tails on) 200ml olive oil 100g butter, cubed 8 cloves garlic, finely chopped 2 small red chillies, de-seeded and finely chopped 4 tbsp Mazzetti Gold Label 1 tbsp parsley, chopped sea salt and pepper, to season 1 lemon wedge


METHOD • Preheat your oven to 220C/200C fan/gas 7. Peel the prawns, leaving the tails intact. Make a shallow cut down the back of each prawn to remove the vein. • Divide the oil and butter evenly between four small oven-proof pots, then divide the garlic and chilli. Add 1 tbsp of Mazzetti Gold Label Balsamic Vinegar to each pot. • Transfer the pots to the oven for 10 minutes. Then place six prawns into each pot, cook for an additional five minutes or until the prawns are just cooked through. • Sprinkle each pot with chopped parsley, salt, and pepper. • Serve with lemon wedges and fresh baguette to enjoy alongside the prawns.


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