Porcini mushrooms (Boletus edulis) are known as cèpes in France, where they are revered for their nutty taste and meaty texture. Stalking the wild porcini is an autumnal occupation, but the season is all too brief. And these mushrooms have never been cultivated, so once the seasonal window closes, it’s time to turn to the pantry. Happily, the porcini is…
More robust than the familiar yellow mustard seed, brown mustard seed can be similarly used to flavor condiments, relishes, and pickles and to enliven everything from soups to casseroles. Its sharp aroma and fresh, pungent flavor work well in combination with other strong spices like chilies and black pepper.
Whether you need to add some zest to your BBQ favorites or spruce up the flavor in your go-to marinades, our selection of WOODSTOCK Organic Mustards are what you need!
A soft ripened cows milk cheese out of the French tradition. Cave aged for 6-8 weeks for a soft, rich pate through to center. For the uninitiated a triple cream is a cheese with three parts butterfat for every one part protein. Decadent, creamy and delicious..., you can even leave your socks on when you eat this one.
Nopales are the flat paddles of the cactus and tunas, or prickly-pears, are the fruit. The cacti grow throughout Mexico and have long been used as an important part of Mexican cuisine. So important is the nopal to Mexican history that it is pictured on the country's flag, where the coat of arms displays an eagle perched upon the prickly-pear…
Not Dogs are the original, award-winning, vegetarian hot dogs-since 1982. Made from organic tofu, they are all-natural, low in fat, wheat and dairy free, with a great mild flavor and smooth texture — plus there is no cholesterol and only 105 calories per dog.
Sweet and highly aromatic, nutmeg is especially good in combination with other sweet spices like cinnamon, cloves and allspice. Use it in baked goods, or add a dash to applesauce, eggnog, custards, cooked spinach, potatoes, cheese dishes and cream sauces.
Regular rolled oats (sometimes called old fashioned oats) are made from kilned, whole groats processed by steaming and flaking. These oat flakes are mostly served as a popular, hot breakfast meal. In addition, they are a primary ingredient in a number of applications such as cookies, breads and granola
