Mariscal & Sarroca Mariscal & Sarroca, Antonio and Yolanda, is a family-run business dedicated to exporting top quality Spanish products. Mariscal & Sarroca is a synonym for Spanish gourmet food, delicacies, exclusive products, top quality; but also professionalism, respect for artisanal methods, environmentally friendly production processes and search for healthy food. Quite simply Mariscal & Sarroca can guarantee excellent products and service. We love travelling around the world, and this made us realize that, while Spanish foods were very much appreciated, they were often hard to find abroad. We are fully aware of the demonstrated benefits that the traditional Mediterranean diet has on our health, so we decided to source the best olive oil, jamón, cured meats and cheese from around Spain. Now you can also benefit from their properties, and enjoy the best flavours from Spain without having to leave your front door. Our success is built on the quality of our products. We are an international brand that relies on established traditions to keep innovating. Our products are made following old production processes and observing the strictest sanitary and quality controls. We have sourced gourmet foods throughout Spain. Our search took us to small villages and farms keen to export their best produce. The farmers we have got to know are experts at what they do. We totally trust them and respect their profound knowledge. In turn, they are very excited about the possibility of their products travelling abroad. Mariscal & Sarroca contributes to sharing their deep-rooted culinary traditions. The food products we offer are made without taking time into consideration, quality is the only and foremost priority. After all ‘good things come to those who wait’. In a world where rushing from here to there seems to occupymost of our time, we sometimes forget the small pleasures of life. Mariscal & Sarroca invites you to take a break from the daily hassles, sit at the table and enjoy our unique quality products with friends and family. We want to fill your house with the flavours that bring back memories of the sun, the warmth of a special moment that you will never forget, new sensations and flavours that remind you of the joy and tranquility of a perfect holiday.
From January to June strawberries ripen in Spain. This red, sweet and juicy fruit finds lots of sunshine and the perfect temperature to thrive in the South of Spain, being Huelva one of the provinces with the largest strawberry plantations from where they are exported throughout Europe.
During the harvest the precious fruits are carefully arranged in wooden baskets. They are delicate and bruise easily. They keep fresh only
El pasado mes de marzo Mariscal&Sarroca estuvo presente en la IV Feria gastronómica Sabor Salou, que se ha celebrado los días 28, 29 y 30 en esta bella localidad de Tarragona. Con esta feria se promociona la gastronomía, la restauración y los productos propios de esta provincia catalana.
Salou es una localidad costera muy turística. Pero el turista ha cambiado sus exigencias en los últimos años. El viajero de hoy en
Spanish tortilla is well known outside Spain. It seems the origins of it date back to the 19th c. when in the North of Spain a mixture of two humble ingredients, eggs and potatoes transformed into a culinary revelation.
From the original recipe, lots of different versions are possible, and we are going to make one that adds a lot of flavour and a touch of colour. Let’s make potato
Nutritional values of IBERICO JAMON (ham) are unaffected whether you carve it from the whole leg or eat it out of a vacuum pack. To get the best taste out of your sliced vacuum packed ham, it should be eaten at a temperature of around 20º to 22º C, when the marbled fat starts to become softer and the flavours are more intense.
In Spain, cheeses are often served as a starter or a tapa, rather than at the end of a meal, like in other countries. But a cheese plate is always a delight, and a good selection of different varieties is a sure hit. Here are some tips to create the perfect cheese board.
The mildest cheeses should be placed on the edge of your board, so that they will
