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Smoked Sea Salts Salts SMOKED SEA SALTS Liquid smoke or artificial flavors? Not here! PRODERNA® manufactures the highest quality, all-natural smoked sea salts on the markets. The salts are handcrafted & smoked. With so many wood-smoked options, we cater our varieties to the specific flavor profiles of all cuisines and applications, ensuring the perfect smoked salt for every dish. Never artificially flavored, PRODERNA® smoked salts guarantee the delicious taste of all-natural smoke in any application PRODERNA® smoked salts begin with an sea salt base, free of additives .We offer 3 different grain sizes to suit a multitude of culinary applications. Our carefully calculated smoking time depends on the specific wood & salt variety, and results in deliciously fragrant options that range from light and mild to brawny and extra bold PRODERNA® commitment to developing only the best specialty salts is the driving force behindour proprietary smoking process and unmatched variety of gourmet smoked sea salts. Art.-Nr. 14040-2a Art. Nr. 14040-2b Art. Nr. 14040-2c Hardwood & Fruitwood smoked Alderwood smoked Alderwood Smoked Art Nr. 14040-2d Alderwood Smoked This is a flake sea salt that is cold smoked with aproprietary blend of real hardwood & fruitwood logs. Food The Alderwood smoked sea salt. process or scan use this variety to add We cold smoke for 48 hours over robust smokehouse flavor to alderwood, allowing full absorption of anything from chips and frozen the natural smoke, making it one of entrees to spice blends, and its our most intense varieties with a extra bold flavor and wonderful fragrant campfire nose. flakey finishing texture can be The barkfree, red alderwood species appreciated in home kitchens achieves a flavor balance between everywhere for grilling red meat, sweetand smoky without the risk of seasoning veggies, or other savory bitterness. applications. Alderwood was our inaugural smoked salt and has remained our bestselling Art Nr. 14040-2a fine 0-1 mm variety to date. We offer 3 different grain sizes to suit Art Nr. 14040-2b medium 1-2 mm a multitude of culinary applications. Art Nr. 14040-2c coarse 2-3 mm Art.-Nr. 14040-3 Art. Nr. 140402-4 Art. Nr. 140402-5 Chardonnay Barrelwood Smoked Hickory Wood Smoked Mesquite Wood Smoked This is the result of French This is a hickory wood smoked flake This is a mesquite wood artisanship, Fleur de Sel crystals are sea salt distinguishable for both its smoked sea salt that boasts the cold smoked with staves of texture and versatility. big flavors of authentic BBQ. Chardonnay oak barrels to create Hickory smoke complements all Tenacious mesquite wood permeates Fumée de Sel. This light, meats and seafood, and is most all-natural sea salt introducing yet savory gourmet smoked sea celebrated in BBQ. The flakes the same flavors achieved salt adds dimension to mild foods, dissolve quickly and evenly in sauces, from the traditional slow-cooked provoking warm, toasted oak and the light texture allows them to barbecue. notes delicately intermingled with mix nicely in seasoning blends and the ripened elegance of chardonnay. rubs. Try it sprinkled in drawn butter with crab, in rich creamy pastas, over fruit, or in a spice rub: an impressive finishing touch to any gourmet dish. Art.-Nr. 14040-6 Applewood Smoked This is a small flakes seasalt, cold smoked with aged apple wood. This smoked variety brings a slight smoky sweetness appropriately complemented by its subtle crunch. One of the most popular fruit woods used in smoking, the flavor profile of this Salt is mild enough to use with fish, shellfish & steamed vegetables, but is also strong enough to maintain an impactful presence in pork & poultry BLENDED SEA SALTS PRODERNA® Blended Sea Salts are the result of PRODERNA`s- quest to combine all natural sea salts with pure flavor to create the ultimate seasoning. PRODERNA® Blend: PRODERNA blends are simply whole ingredients combined with their perfect sea salt companion to create pure delicious flavor. This is a new generation of gourmet, natural flavoring. Art.-Nr. 24040-1 Art. Nr. 24040-2 Art. Nr. 24040-3 Truffle Blend Chipotle Blend Espresso Blend These truffles are a genuine Chipotle sea salt combines the This salt from properly brewed treasure imported from Italy. earthy spiciness of smoked chipotle espresso has three major parts: the The unique power of sea salt peppers with the crisp taste of all heart, the body and the crema. intensifies the aroma and flavors of natural sea salt. Simply sprinkle to Espresso salt is a popular addition to this add delicious smoked pepper heat to chocolates and desserts. exquisite mushroom. Ideal with egg your favorite meals, from salsas to For an amazing entree, try using this dishes, pasta, mashed potatoes, red chicken marinades. salt in steak rubs and marinades. meat. even on buttered popcorn. Art.-Nr. 24040-4 Art. Nr. 24040-5 Art. Nr. 24040-6 Naga Jolokia Blend Habanero Blend Jalapeno Blend Salt and Naga Jolokia peppers blend to Habanero known by most as one of Jalapeno Salt with a wild side. create a blazing hot spice that is out of the most intensely spicy chili Sea salt and a healthy dose of this world. For flaming flavor, sprinkle peppers, Habanero salt is hot. Use it jalapeno peppers combine to create a over chicken wings, chili, or fajitas. sparingly but use it often. Try grilling fiery flavor that will make your taste Beware – this salt bites back! fresh shrimp with Habanero Salt, buds tingle. This sizzling salt will give lime a bite of spicy flavor to guacamole, and butter or add to any dish that flank steak, or chicken and rice. needs an extra kick! Art.-Nr. 24040-7 Art. Nr. 24040-8 Art. Nr. 24040-9 Lemon Blend Lime Blend Green Tea Blend This salt with flavor of lime Lemon & salt make a perfect flavor is an international favorite, from Thai Premium green tea powder harvested pair. Fresh lemon intermingled with a food to margaritas. Lime Fresco Salt in the famous tea fields of Japan is premium sea salt creates the ideal is tart without being too sour. Use to now making a splash in gourmet flavor combination. This is an rim a drink glass, sprinkle on chicken cooking worldwide. Try on scrambled essential salt for seafood lovers, and fish, or add to a crisp salad for eggs, steamed fish, chocolate and bartenders and pastrychefs, a surprising hint of citrus. desserts to add fresh, salty flavour Art.-Nr. 24040-10 Art. Nr. 24040-11 Art. Nr. 24040-12 Roasted Garlic Blend Smoked Serrano Blend Rosemary Blend Not your typical garlic salt, Roasted Rosemary salt delivers a “straight Serrano Chillis are left on the vine to Garlic is sea salt infused with real from the herb garden” flavor. mature, and then are slowly smoked garlic! This is a much improved, “trés A natural pairing with roasted until the flavors blossom. They have a gourmet” version. The flavor is out of potatoes; it will make this simple dish spicy flavor with subtle notes of berry. this world. Try on absolutely anything. extraordinary. Add to any dish to give it Mixed with sea salt, it can be used to a fresh herbed taste. make authentic mildly spicy dishes and sauces. Art.-Nr. 24040-13 Art. Nr. 24040-15 Spicy Curry Blend Tomato Blend Spicy Curry has a deeper, more Take crusty sourdough bread, spread complex essence than some of its with butter and top with Tomato blend counterparts. The fragrance is Fusion Salt. The rich tomato flavor is heavenly and the flavorsuperb. created by a special process that Try with scrambled eggs, chicken, incorporates the whole tomato. Great pasta or tofu. the possibilities abound. for soups andsauces or on grilled salmon. Art.-Nr. 24040-19 Art. Nr. 24040-20 Art. Nr. 24040-21 Szechuan Pepper Blend Ginger Blend Toasted Onion Blend Szechuan is synonymous with Chinese cooking It has a citrus, This salt combines the clean, simple Toasted Onion add a deliciously rich woodsy aroma. Mixed with salt, an flavor of sea salt with fresh, juicy onion flavor to any dish. This salt adds entirely new seasoning is created. Use ginger. This awardwinning variety a depth of flavor to practically anything. on the most extravagant gourmet adds unbeatable flavor to dinner & It melds perfectly with golden, dinner or simply sprinkle on french desserts alike! Use on grilled veggies, ovenbaked chicken or grilled fries. f sh, or even vanilla ice cream. asparagus. Art.-Nr. 24040-16 Art. Nr. 24040-17 Art. Nr. 24040-18 Bourbon Vanilla Beans Blend Trinidad Scorpion Blend Merlot Blend This special salt is created with genuine bourbon vanilla beans mixed Move over Ghost Pepper, you’re now The salt that started the entire with a delicate hand-harvested sea just the warm up to our hottest variety PRODERNA® product line. The salt. The combination of salt and ever! It’s known to have made question became, “How do you capture vanilla accentuates sweet dessert grown men weep. Kick your spiciest the deep rich Merlot flavor within a sea salt crystal?” The answer took 18 s and light savorydishes. recipe up a notch with just a little pinch of the months, but here it is. There is just one Trinidad ScorpionPepper sea salt. word for it...amazing. Art.-Nr. 24040-22 Art. Nr. 24040-23 White Truffle Blend Porcini Mushroom Blend This salt brings the musky aroma of True Porcini mushrooms are fused the Italian White Alba truffle to with all natural sea salt, creating a Mediterranean sea salt. White truffles rich, savory fungi flavor. are a rare delicacy. It is excellent in risotto, soups, Use to season and lend a gourmet sauces and salmon.
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