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Chocolat Moderne Blood Orange Caramel Sauce
Blood Orange Caramel Sauce notes 2022
Close your eyes and take a small tongue full of this blood orange caramel sauce and get ready to be surprised!
The first words that come to your mind are smooth, smooth, and creamy! The bright citrus point that you get immediately dissolves away to something indescribable and yet familiar.
To the nose, it might remind you of a five and dime Sundae.
Open your eyes and take your second small spoonful. It looks like caramel with a little bit of graininess. To the mouth, there is no grainy feel at all, just the wonderful smoothness that is firm and spreads easily with your tongue on the roof of your mouth.
As it flattens out in your mouth, that’s when you get to taste the flavors of the blood orange sweetness and again that hidden flavor.
It’s that hidden flavor that draws you back in every time. It’s just the right combination of everything coming together that makes it perfect.
Sweet, but not too sweet, so that it overpowers your senses.
You may not be able to identify the mystery flavor but once you know it’s Bergamot, it all makes sense.
Subtle but present, it’s the finishing flavor that gives this caramel sauce sophistication. Combined with all the lip smacking, cheeks sucking in, flavor tasting that you are doing, it is super fun!
Truly spoon worthy, you won’t need anything to go with it.
But if you do, think chocolate and ice cream and maybe even cheese.
If you close your eyes again you will still remember the smoothness, the flavors and finish. What a wonderful caramel sauce this is!
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Chocolat Moderne Espresso Caramel Sauce
To the nose, it smells like chocolate and coffee.
Close your eyes and to the mouth and tongue, it conjures up a beautiful, luxurious clawfoot bathtub.
The softness of the espresso sauce is like a super plush, high thread count towel.
The caramel sauce melts quickly in your mouth yet at the same time it seems like its lingering on forever. And when you finally realize it’s actually physically gone, it’s still there, it’s imparting a wonderful chocolate smoothness.
Taking a very small amount on the tip of your tongue, you can’t help but feel how smooth and to the point this sauce is. This sauce acts big. Full of expansive flavor even with a small amount.
Play with the chocolate sauce and you know it’s chocolate yet somehow there’s other flavors that are emitted from it. Subtle, sweet, yet not too sweet at all, as it rolls around lazily in your mouth and works its way to the back. Almost as if the sauce is saying "hello" to all your senses.
If you try to rush the sensation it will explode in chocolate flavor with nuances of the chocolate itself.
There are hints of coffee interspersed, even though there is none. At the beginning, these hints of coffee chocolate spread across your mouth releasing almost a citrus-like flavor and once everything is gone, you feel like a delicious coffee candy just visited.
Be careful as you can consume many spoonfuls while trying to identify everything that is delicious in this sauce.
Incredibly simple, the smoothness of taste is complex as you get to know it on a more personal level. One jar can change your life, though more than one would be better.
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Peanut Butter Cookie with a Jelly Center Cookie
recipe
So many friends have told me they love making this cookie. Easy, satisfying and a great excuse to have your favorite jam!
This is an adaption from Roses' Christmas Cookies cookbook recipe. Even if you have recipes and cookbooks for cookies, this cookbook is filled with winners! This cookbook and any or all of Rose Levy Beranbaum's cookbooks are worth having if you like to bake. Find a copy of the cookie cookbook before you start baking cookies this season.
See the Peanut Butter Cookie with a Jelly Center Cookie Recipe here!
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India Tree Light Muscovado Sugar
When Dark Muscovado is too dark
When Dark Muscovado is too dark, try the Light Muscovado! John says this is the best sugar for his morning brew of Indian Chai.
From Mauritius, this sugar retains much of the flavor of the cane. It has a fine, moist texture, high molasses content and a deep, rich flavor. Use it in recipes calling for light brown sugar for mouth watering results.
Store Light Muscovado Sugar in an airtight container. If the sugar hardens, place it in a bowl with a damp cloth over it until the sugar softens again.
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Valrhona Manjari Baking Feves
Dark Semi-Sweet Couverture 64%
Valrhona Manjari chocolate is an extraordinary, bittersweet couverture chocolate made from a blend of the best Trinitario cocoa beans from Madagascar. With a 64% cocoa content, Valrhona's Manjari is perfect for home pastry chefs and professionals alike.
This Madagascar dark chocolate is the perfect compromise between the ultra dark, bittersweet chocolate couvertures with 70% cocoa content and the (often too sweet) dark chocolate couvertures with less than 60% cocoa content.
Valrhona Manjari chocolate contains a higher-than-typical amount of cocoa butter to give your desserts and truffles a silky finish and make your favorite drinking chocolate oh-so-rich! With the sweetness of the tropics, Valrhona Manjari chocolate has an intense taste, sustained fullness, and then hints of dried fruit and grilled almonds with a woody base.
It is suitable for pastry, chocolate fillings, molding, enrobing, and icing. The Valrhona "feves" are small oval disks that are easier to work with than large industrial size blocks.
Valrhona started in 1924 when a pastry chef from Tournon created a chocolate factory, which eventually achieved worldwide recognition. In 1984, it became the first to offer a chocolate with 70% cocoa. Valrhona in Tain l'Hermitage is considered by most pastry chefs and chocolatiers as the premier chocolate company in the world.
Their focus is solely on their chocolate, and to ensure the highest quality and optimum flavor, they grow their own cocoa beans, their own cane sugar, and their own vanilla on plantations all around the world. Now that's quality control.
Valrhona has finally begun to offer its professional products, cocoa, and couvertures, packaged for the home pastry enthusiast in a palette of subtle flavors, to create elaborate and delicious chocolate preparations.
This Madagascar dark chocolate is especially good for fillings, and for pouring, dipping, and molding. You cannot go wrong here.
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Marcona Almonds
from Spain
These are good! Like hazelnuts from Piedmont and Sicilian pistachios, Marcona almonds from Spain are prized the world over. Some even say Marcona almonds are the finest in the world.
Almost round and very flat, Marcona almonds look different from California garden-variety almonds, and they have a richer, more intensely nutty flavor.
Our Spanish Marcona almonds are toasted in sunflower oil and lightly salted, and the result is a crisp, tender and super-flavorful almond. If you haven't had them, try them at least once...and you might be hooked for life!
You might think that almonds in olive oil would be better, and they might be, when freshly-oiled and eaten soon after. But we discovered that by the time they arrive from Spain, they taste – well, oily – and we find we prefer the almonds in heart-healthy sunflower oil.
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Florian French Candied Red Cherries for Baking
from The Confiserie Florian du Vieux Nice, France
The process of candying fruit is time consuming and nerve wracking; what with making sure the sugar concentration, times, and temperatures are all correct -- not to mention the quality of the fruit.
Candying cherries for baking is even more complicated since that beautiful red color is very fragile, and can be quickly damaged by heat.
Florian Cherries are made from premium quality fruit and no coating is used after the candying process so that optimum moist texture and natural fruit crunch are achieved.
These gorgeous, candied red cherries are packaged immediately to retain their full flavor. They are of the Bigarreaux variety, and these baking cherries are perfect for a whole host of applications.
Use these candied cherries whole, or cut them in half for cookies and cakes. Can you imagine fruitcake without some bright red, candied cherries?
Wow!!
"Buy these cherries! They are delicious and they look beautiful in a fruitcake."
-- kathryn
You Deserve the Best!
"My holiday fruitcake is an enormous source of pride. They are lauded far and wide, and great wars have been fought over them. How is this possible? Premium ingredients, is why. For example, the deeper color and subtlety of flavor of these cherries helps elevate my fruitcake high above the crowd. It will do the same for you."
-- kevin
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Sorrento Lemon Panettone
Made in Italy
The New York Times choice:
[Sorrento Lemon Panettone] .... from Albertengo arrived too late for inclusion on last year's list, but I'm still smitten. It is soft and buttery, and its candied lemon replaces the conventional raisins and candied citron.
-- Marian Burros in the New York Times
BEST EVER!!!
"Do NOT hesitate to purchase this Lemon Panettone!!! I LOVE Lemon Panettone and Sorrento Lemon Panettone-Albertengo is THE BEST!! The luscious flavor is so lemony, the texture is soft and moist and the candied fruit is soft and chewey. I will buy no other Lemon Panettone as I've found the best! I've ordered 4 this year (2010). I intended to give a couple as hostess gifts but I'm re-thinking that idea, ha ha ha. Oh, they freeze well too!! Preorder NOW, do not hesitate or it will be too late and you'll have to wait another year!"
-- nancy
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Henri Maire Escargot
Wild Burgundy Snails from France
Wild Burgundy Snails, a timeless French delicacy, are finally available to gourmets in the United States. The finest purveyor in Paris, La Maison de l’Escargot, has been satisfying the most discriminating palettes in France since 1894.
Introducing Wild Burgundy Snails of Henri Maire. Whether in three-star Michelin-rated restaurants like Paris’ Taillevent - #1 dining destination in the World, 2001 Zagat’s survey - Chez Lasserre, or Alain Ducasse’s Grande Cascade, Hélix Pomatia Linne snails have graced the finest tables in France. Similarly, consumers who frequent La Maison de l’Escargot’s shop in the 15th, or the fashionable right-bank shops of Galeries Lafayette Gourmet, serve only the best in their homes.
The formula is quite simple, frankly. As with all gastronomic delicacies, French Escargot exhibit varying levels of quality. La Maison’s snails have maintained an unwavering reputation for incomparable products amid the demands of the culinary capital of the world, because they begin with purely wild Burgundy snails - Hélix Pomatia Linne - delivered live. These savory delights from Potironne Company are then hand-sorted by size, washed, and cooked in an aromatic bouillon according to the same ancestral standards used in 1894.
Health Benefits of French Escargot:
Snails are good for you. This is an example of how flavor and nutrition go together.
- 100 grams of snails contain 119 milligrams of eicosapentaenoic acid, or EPA - a long-chain omega-3 fatty acid usually found in seafood. They say an average intake of 250 milligrams a day of this kind of fatty acid may lower your risk of heart disease.
- A serving of French Escargot contains 382 milligrams of potassium, but only 70 mg of sodium -- which means they are perfect for a low-sodium diet.
- Snails provide 3.5 mgs of iron, or nearly 20% of the daily recommended value. The iron is also in the heme form, which is easier for our bodies to absorb. Other nutrients include Vitamin B12, selenium, vitamin E, phosphorus, and magnesium.
- These French Escargot also contain a glycoprotein, which is believed to have cancer-fighting properties.
- And let's not forget that they taste great - especially nestled in their shells with a little butter and lots of garlic!
Wild Burgundy Snails of Henri Maire are produced by Potironne Company, which is owned and operated by a professional chef, trained at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris.
So glad I ordered enough for seconds!
"Their escargot were plump, clean and savory. So glad I ordered enough for seconds. My son and I truly "pigged out". A real treat. My thanks to CHEFSHOP.COM WILD BURGUNDY SNAILS are delicious."
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Escargot Shells
a reusable beautiful presentation
How do you serve l'escargots without the shell? Well, you certainly can use mushroom caps, and they can be delicious that way, but if you want to stick to tradition, it's snail shells and herbed garlic butter all the way. We've got 12 re-usable snail shells for cooking here, and that's the perfect number for 2.
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Panettone
Made in Italy
The panettone is ready for preorder. We expect some issues with shipping inbound. It is crazy early to be thinking about Panettone...on the other hand as I write this I wish I had a panettone sitting beside me!
Remember we don’t charge you until we are ready to ship
Preorder Panettone here!
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This Week's Recipes |
Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Chocolate Spice Rub Recipe
Inspired by our mention in an issue of the Saveur 100. It is a nice twist to a more traditional pork tenderloin, and will produce beautiful results if you prepare and grill the loin properly.
You can adjust the size of the tenderloin, depending on how many you are serving. This recipe will easily work for smaller or larger tenderloins. Any unused rub can be stored in a container in the fridge for up to two weeks.
Sweet Potato and Apple Crisp Recipe
This dish is just sweet enough to delight without overdoing it. And its toasted pecan crispy topping adds just a bit of crunch. You'll never reach for a can of candied yams again.
Apple, Blue Cheese and Caramelized Onion Pizza Topping Recipe
This apple, blue cheese, and onion pizza recipe was in the "all seasons" section of Kim O'Donnel's cookbook, The Meat Lover's Meatless Cookbook, Vegetarian Recipes Carnivores Will Devour". As Kim says, this is a rich pizza topping and a perfect combination of sweetness and richness. The recipe will easily top a 12-inch pizza.
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