Pickles & Preserved Vegetables
Crunchy, tangy partners for meat, potatoes and sandwiches.
CANNED & JARRED
Pickled vegetables, tomatoes, mushrooms, spreads and peppers bring the harvest into the pantry with unmistakably European flavor.
THE EUROPEAN DIFFERENCE
European preservation traditions extend the harvest while keeping vegetables central to the table. Pickling, fermenting, roasting and preserving create foods that work as ingredients, condiments and side dishes.
For EU-market foods, harmonised rules govern consumer food information and authorised food additives, providing a useful regulatory backdrop to the ingredient traditions represented throughout GEM.
Serve preserved vegetables with grilled meats, fold mushrooms into grains, spread ajvar on bread or use pickles to cut through rich foods.
A Balkan-style roasted pepper spread represented in the catalog.
A mixed preserved-vegetable example in the catalog.
A German-brand pickled vegetable example represented in the catalog.
A preserved beet example represented in the GEM catalog.
A German-style sauerkraut example from the current assortment.
Examples are drawn from the GEM Square catalog. Selection and online availability can change.
Crunchy, tangy partners for meat, potatoes and sandwiches.
FEATURED RECIPE
We’re developing this for The European Table so the foods on GEM’s shelves lead naturally into what customers can cook, serve and share at home.
BRING IT TO THE TABLE
Pickled vegetables cut through sausages, smoked fish and creamy dairy.
Add mushrooms, peppers or tomatoes to grains, pasta and braises.
Combine vegetables, bread, fish, cheese and deli meats.
FROM THE EUROPEAN TABLE
A colorful assortment of bright, briny vegetables.
Roasted pepper spread, cheese and good bread.
A pantry-driven grain dish with preserved tomato.