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At Conservas Ortiz we elaborate Mackerel that, like any good oily fish, it is rich in nutrients that our body needs, with omega 3 fatty acids that favor our health. And we also elaborate hake roe, with a light granulated texture and an exquisite flavor.
Hake roe in olive oil has a mild flavor and a delicate texture. They are nutritious and tempting, perfect to be eaten ...
Mackerel is prepared using traditional methods: the fillets are delicately hand-cleaned and packed in olive oil, which gives them a mild flavor ...
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Mackerel (Scombrus colias) is a medium-sized fish that moves in large shoals and can be recognized by its greenish stripes on its back. Like other blue fish, it is rich in nutrients. It has omega 3 fatty acids that favor our cardiovascular health, as well as potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, iron and vitamins B, A, D and E.
The European Hake (Merluccius merluccius) is a white fish that usually measures between 80 and 130 cm in length.
The time when a fish is in the best conditions of size and taste to be caught is known as the fishing season. Mackerel in this case is caught between August and November.
Respect for the fishing season is fundamental to ensure the future of the species. This way we guarantee their survival and we are certain that the fish that reaches our table is always the highest quality possible.
Our great respect and love for the sea leads us to firmly believe in traditional fishing methods. At Conservas Ortiz, we have been committed for 130 years to methods that do not harm the marine ecosystem, respect the natural environment, and maintain the species’ population levels.
Mackerel is caught by seine fishing. This is a traditional selective fishing technique, 100% sustainable, which results in a higher quality product.
Dinner with friends
Do you want to surprise your guests? They surely won’t be expecting a Southern Mackerel dish. Straight from the jar to the plate is delicious, but if you’re looking for a badge of honor, use your imagination. Mackerel is much more commonly used in countries such as Italy. You can use it to add a twist to dishes such as salmorejo (tomato, bread and olive oil soup), escalivada (roasted aubergines, tomatoes and peppers) or serve it with some wild rice…
