Bring the authentic sweet-and-sour flavors of Sicily to your table with Campo d'Oro Eggplant Caponata.
Made in Sicily with 53% fried eggplant, crushed tomato, olives, celery and Pantelleria PGI capers, this traditional caponata combines savory, tangy and lightly sweet notes in a classic Sicilian agrodolce recipe.
Ready to serve as an antipasto, side dish or light lunch.
Made in Sicily · 53% Eggplant · Pantelleria PGI Capers · Ready to Eat
Description
Authentic Sicilian Eggplant Caponata with Pantelleria Capers
Caponata is one of Sicily’s most recognizable vegetable specialties, known for its characteristic agrodolce balance of savory, sweet and tangy flavors.
Campo d'Oro prepares its Eggplant Caponata with fried eggplant, tomato, onion, olives, celery and Pantelleria PGI capers, finished with sugar and wine vinegar for the classic Sicilian sweet-and-sour profile.
Serve Campo d'Oro Eggplant Caponata as an antipasto with toasted bread or crostini, alongside cheese and cured meats, or as a side dish with grilled fish, chicken or roasted vegetables.
It is also delicious spooned over bruschetta, served with pasta, or enjoyed on its own as a light Mediterranean-style lunch.
Producer
Campo d'Oro is a Sicilian producer based in Sciacca, Sicily, with more than 37 years of experience in traditional preserves and gourmet specialties. The company combines family recipes, carefully selected Sicilian ingredients and modern production technology to preserve the authentic flavors of the island.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sicilian caponata?
Sicilian caponata is a traditional sweet-and-sour vegetable dish made primarily with eggplant, tomato, olives, celery, capers, vinegar and sugar.
Where is Campo d'Oro Eggplant Caponata made?
It is produced in Sicily, Italy, by Campo d'Oro.
Does this caponata contain real Pantelleria capers?
Yes. The recipe contains 3% Pantelleria PGI capers.
How much eggplant does it contain?
The recipe contains 53% fried eggplant.
How should I serve eggplant caponata?
Serve it cold or at room temperature as an antipasto, side dish or light lunch. It is also excellent on crostini or bruschetta.