An all-purpose seasoning for all Japanese and Chinese dishes. Awards: Ranked by "FOOD & WINE" magazine (September 2005) as one of the top tasting soy sauces sold on the market. sian stir fry * Marinade for all meats and seafood * Barbecue sauce * Dipping sauce for dumplings, sushi, tofu, dim-sum, salads, etc. *
An all-purpose seasoning for all Japanese and Chinese dishes. Awards: Ranked by "FOOD & WINE" magazine (September 2005) as one of the top tasting soy sauces sold on the market. sian stir fry * Marinade for all meats and seafood * Barbecue sauce * Dipping sauce for dumplings, sushi, tofu, dim-sum, salads, etc. *
Use for stir-frying Chinese vegetables, meats and Lo Mien (Chinese Noodles) dishes. It can also be used as a dip for boiled vegetables, fried/boiled eggs and all kinds of cooked or grilled meats and vegetables. Brush over chicken, turkey, pork, lamb or duck when roasting to enhance the taste and color.
Handcrafted and naturally brewed in New York. Japanese tamari is thicker, darker, and richer than regular soy sauce. Uses: Asian stir fry Marinade for all meats and seafood Barbecue sauce Dipping sauce for dumplings, sushi, tofu, dim-sum, salads, etc. All-purpose seasoning for all Japanese and Chinese dishes. Awards: Ranked by ""FOOD & WINE"" magazine (September 2005) as one of the…
Made from organic wheat-free tamari and other all-natural, organic ingredients, Wan Ja Shan Organic Wheat-Free Ponzu exhibits a tangy citrus flavor that enhances the taste of broiled meats, poulty, seafood, and vegetables. Both preservative and fat free, this condiment also works great as a light dressing for salads, seafood platters, and other flavor applications. Lower in sodium than soy sauce,…
Ranked by "FOOD & WINE" magazine as one of the top tasting soy sauces sold on the market. This is a perfect all-purpose seasoning for all Japanese and Chinese dishes. * Asian stir fry * Marinade for all meats and seafood * Barbecue sauce * Dipping sauce for dumplings, sushi, tofu, dim-sum, salads, etc.
The spelt is grown in NYS. Variety name is Oberkulmer. Spelt is an ancient grain that is related to wheat but is considered to have more easily digestible gluten proteins.
Spelt is an ancient grain that is related to wheat but is considered to have more easily digestible gluten proteins. Spelt flour is nuttier in flavor and lighter in texture than most wheat flour. With large, tan flakes of bran, this gorgeous flour is silky to the touch.
Spelt is an ancient grain that is related to wheat but is considered to have more easily digestible gluten proteins. Spelt flour is nuttier in flavor and lighter in texture than most wheat flour. With large, tan flakes of bran, this gorgeous flour is silky to the touch.
Spelt is an ancient grain that is related to wheat but is considered to have more easily digestible gluten proteins. Spelt flour is nuttier in flavor and lighter in texture than most wheat flour. With large, tan flakes of bran, this gorgeous flour is silky to the touch. White Spelt Flour is available by request for special orders.
A baby mustard greens mix, a dynamic mix of flavors, colors, and textures. This makes a nice spicy salad, or can be lightly braised or sauteed. Serves about 50 side salads, or 30 main course salads.
A baby mustard greens mix, a dynamic mix of flavors, colors, and textures. This makes a nice spicy salad, or can be lightly braised or sauteed. Packed in resealable, gusseted clear plastic bags.
Aged four to six months, this classic from the French Alps is reproduced here in the Hudson Valley. The Tomme has a natural, edible rind, which is washed in the early part of its life for the betterment of a combination of yeasts and molds that dominate its surface flora, and guide its nature out of its infancy. The pate…
Aged four to six months, this classic from the French Alps is reproduced here in the Hudson Valley. The Tomme has a natural, edible rind, which is washed in the early part of its life for the betterment of a combination of yeasts and molds that dominate its surface flora, and guide its nature out of its infancy. The pate…
