Maille Mini cornichon
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Kosher certification | Hatam Soffer, Chief Rabbinate |
Type | small pickled cornichon cucumbers |
מוצא | France |
About the product
So what is a cornichon? A cornichon is not just a cucumber; it is a special species of cucumber that is grown in Europe and identified by the small bumps on its peel. It is prepared in vinegar and sugar, not in salt as is the custom for pickled cucumbers in Israel. The seasoning is also unique: mustard seeds, coriander seeds and shallots.
When served
Cornichons are best as a snack next to a steak or inside a meat sandwich. They can be sliced in two along their length and serve as an ornament to Gauda sandwiches or goat cheese sandwiches. Leave some for the guests!
About the manufacturer
Maille is one of the oldest food companies in French and in all of Europe. It was founded in 1747 by Claude Maille who specialized in making different types of vinegar and mustard. Maille is a brand identified with genuine Dijon mustard. Claude Maille invented this mustard, the company came up with the term ‘Dijon mustard’ and the rest is history. Today the company and the brand are owned by the Unilever Corporation, a group manufacturing dozens of products, from mustard and mayonnaise to various pickled vegetables.