• Spezzatino alla "Pizzaiola" (Vegan)-TIBERINO 1888
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Vegan Stew with Soya Chunks in Marinara Sauce

Vegan Stew with Soya Chunks in Marinara Sauce

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2 - 3 servings | 125 g | Plant based
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  • Made in Italy
  • 100% Natural
  • GMO Free
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INFORMATION

DESCRIPTION

A dish that brings the authentic flavors of Neapolitan cuisine to your table in a plant-based version. Soy bites combine with tomato and Mediterranean herbs, creating a harmonious balance of intense taste and natural delicacy. A practical and flavorful recipe that reflects the passion and history of Southern Italian cuisine.

PREPARATION

1) Bring 650 ml of water to the boil with 2 tablespoons of oil
2) add the contents of the package, cover and cook over medium heat for 10 minutes
3) Season with salt and season with extra virgin olive oil

SUGGESTIONS

Add your favorite carb and fresh vegetables for a perfectly balanced dish.

NUTRITIONAL VALUES

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