Black Summer Truffle - Tuber aestivum (Scorzone)
Use generously and over warm fat, dairy, eggs, pasta, risotto, or burrata. Do not bury it under aggressive sauces.
Fresh truffles are aromatic, fragile, and highly perishable. Inspect them at handoff, store them cold and dry, and plan the first service window before they arrive.
Fresh truffles are not interchangeable. Use each species where its aroma, texture, and intensity perform best.
Use generously and over warm fat, dairy, eggs, pasta, risotto, or burrata. Do not bury it under aggressive sauces.
Works with richer fall dishes: mushrooms, poultry, potato, cheese, pasta, and egg. Better aroma for tasting menus.
Garlicky and assertive. Use with butter, pasta, eggs, and dairy-forward plates. Name it clearly as Tuber borchii.
Use raw and sparingly over simple warm dishes. Market-only and reserved by prepaid preorder only.
Use for cooking, prep, sauces, and planned kitchen formats. Frozen stock serves a different kitchen role than fresh weekly lots.
After opening, follow the label for refrigeration, best-before guidance, and allergen information. Keep jars sealed, chilled when required, and away from strong odours.
Inspect aroma, firmness, and visible quality before the product enters kitchen storage. Once accepted, wrap each truffle in clean absorbent paper, place it in a sealed refrigerated container, and change the paper daily.
Fresh truffles reward preparation. Choose the species, portion size, storage plan, and first service window before delivery day.