Roman-Style Artichokes Ristoris Tin 2400 g (3 pcs carton)

Roman-Style Artichokes Ristoris: the authentic taste of Lazio in a 2400 g tin

The Roman-Style Artichokes by Ristoris are whole, trimmed artichokes cooked according to the authentic recipe of the Lazio tradition, one of the most famous preparations of Roman cuisine. Selected for professional kitchens, they arrive ready to use: no cleaning, no waste, no downtime. The Ristoris brand, specialised in vegetable preserves for food service, guarantees consistent raw-material quality and reliable yield, service after service. The 2400 g tin (3/1 format) is designed for restaurants, canteens, delicatessens, caterers and high-volume kitchens that need a stable, cost-effective and immediately available product.

What are Roman-Style artichokes: the traditional recipe

The Roman-style artichoke is a historic preparation of Lazio, typically linked to the round, thornless Romanesco artichoke variety. The artichoke is stripped of its tougher outer leaves, cleaned of the inner choke and cooked whole, standing upright, in an aromatic base of oil, garlic and Roman mint (the wild mint typical of the Lazio countryside), with parsley and a touch of salt. It is precisely this mint that gives the dish its unmistakable aroma, clearly distinguishing it from the crispy fried "alla giudia" artichoke.

The Roman-Style Artichokes by Ristoris faithfully reproduce this aromatic profile in a ready-to-use preserve: the artichoke heart stays tender and meaty, the stem soft, and the herbal aroma accompanies every bite. They are whole artichokes, ideal to serve as they are or to use as a base for countless recipes.

The format: 2400 g tin, carton of 3 pieces

The product is packed in a 2400 g tin (3/1 format), the classic professional container that combines convenient storage with long shelf life at room temperature. The carton contains 3 tins, for a total of 7.2 kg of product, a quantity designed to optimise orders and storage in professional kitchens.

• Weight per tin: 2400 g (3/1 format)
• Pieces per carton: 3 tins
• Type: whole Roman-style artichokes, drained
• Brand: Ristoris
• Origin: Italy
• Storage: at room temperature until opening

How to use Roman-Style Artichokes in the kitchen

The great versatility of this product makes it a valuable ally in any professional kitchen. Ready to use, they are suited both to quick service and to more elaborate preparations.

• Side dishes: served warm or at room temperature, dressed with a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil, they accompany meat, fish and traditional main courses.
• Starters and buffets: stars of platters, Italian-style antipasti, tapas and buffets, alone or with other oil-preserved vegetables.
• First courses: cut into wedges to dress pasta, risotto, lasagne and savoury tarts.
• Pizza and focaccia: excellent as a topping for gourmet pizzas, focaccia and bruschetta.
• Main courses and hot sides: tossed in the pan, gratinated in the oven or combined with eggs and omelettes.

Being already cooked and seasoned, they drastically reduce preparation time and waste, with precise food-cost control.

Storage and tips

The sealed tin keeps at room temperature, in a cool, dry place away from heat sources, until the indicated best-before date. After opening, transfer the unused artichokes into a food container with some of their covering liquid or with oil, cover and store in the refrigerator at 0–4 °C, consuming within 2–3 days. It is advisable not to leave the product in the open tin. The artichokes can be served cold, warm or hot depending on the recipe.

Why choose them for your business

The Roman-Style Artichokes by Ristoris combine authenticity of the Roman recipe, consistent quality and the cost-effectiveness of the professional format. They are the ideal solution to offer your customers a classic of Italian cuisine without the cleaning and cooking work, while maintaining high standards and fast service times. LAPA distributes them throughout Switzerland with fast, reliable deliveries to the main urban and gastronomic areas: Zurich, Geneva, Lugano and Basel, with coverage across the entire country.