CASELLA'S PROSCIUTTO SPECIALE is made in America following the time-tested traditions of Italy’s norcini, the itinerant butchers who traveled the countryside preparing, seasoning and aging meat. Just like those dedicated artisans of old, our prosciutto starts with the highest quality ingredients. We exclusively use rare-breed heritage pigs, including Duroc, Old Spot, Tamworth, Berkshire, Large Black, which are pasture-raised by small…
While the term “prosciutto” technically refers to cured pork, this duck version gives the hog a run for its money. The meaty Moulard duck breast, known as magret, is rubbed with salt and sugar—a classic combination—before hanging and dry-curing. The result is a flavorful prosciutto that practically melts in your mouth. With a balanced flavor and firm, yet silky texture,…
The best known of Italy’s vast array of cured meats, Prosciutto is a mainstay of Italian cuisine. This slow-cured ham is all natural and minimally processed, made with just pork, salt, air, and time. Our producer selects legs from pigs raised in Europe. This product is aged a minimum of 400 days and is sliced and packaged in the U.S.…
rontier® Psyllium, also known as blonde psyllium, is a low-growing herb native to Iran, Pakistan and India. It is the main ingredient in the commercial dietary supplements "Metamucil" and "Citrucel". Psyllium is most commonly known and used for its high mucilage content.
Our Puff Pastry dough is made with care and love, by first enclosing a ""butter block"" in the dough, which is then folded and rolled out numerous times to create hundreds of alternating thin layers of pastry and butter. Puff Pastry expands when baked, rising to about 8-times its original height; so a quarter-inch thickness of puff pastry dough will…
Pepitas de calabazas is Mexican for 'squash seeds,' which are a popular snack south of the border. Stony Brook's pepitas are made a little further north, in the Finger Lakes region of New York, with locally grown heirloom pumpkins. Seeds harvested from the pumpkins are brined and batch roasted for a toasty flavor and crispy crunch. A nearly guilt-free snack,…
Pepitas de calabazas is Mexican for 'squash seeds,' which are a popular snack south of the border. Stony Brook's pepitas are made a little further north, in the Finger Lakes region of New York, with locally grown heirloom pumpkins. Seeds harvested from the pumpkins are brined and batch roasted for a toasty flavor and crispy crunch. A nearly guilt-free snack,…
This is luscious ripe strawberry at its best - perfectly sweet fruit with just a hint of tartness. It is ready to become a recipe base for your next margarita, ice cream, sorbet, or gourmet dessert sauce. Our seedless Strawberry puree possesses a delightful fragrance, texture and deep berry red color. It is puree perfection! Try using it in a…
Pika's mediterranean quiche, from its golden color to its sunny flavors of feta cheese, spinach, oregano and cherry tomatoes, is beautiful and delicious. Serve with a farmer's fresh salad.
This a classic and traditional Quiche Lorraine. The savory quiche is punctuated by marvelous contrasts: a flaky crust, creamy custard, crisp bacon and french herbs de provence.
oved adults and children alike, this quiche the perfect way to eat that spinach. Fresh picked spinach in a creamy cheese and egg sauce, with chunks of a mild Catskill goat cheese!
Prefere de nos Montagne comes from the Jura region of Eastern France. It is creamy and the rind has been washed to a faint stinkyness and gives a slight hint of hazelnuts. Great for those who want the impact of a washed rind cheese without being overpowering.
A smear ripened cheese washed with Hard Apple Cider. This little stinker is washed constantly through the first month of its life with a hard cider and brine solution, placing it in the family of washed monastic cheeses. The Red Beard develops a healthy coat of B. Linens during this period, turning its namesake color. As the cheese continues to…
Rice sticks are used to make many kinds of noodle dishes such as Pad Thai and Yentafore soup noodles. Boil for 6-8 minutes, and then they are ready to fry or add to soups.
Wan Ja Shan's Mirin combines the choicest ingredients with our sixty years of expertise in making soy sauce and other condiments. The result is an exceptional sauce that is perfect for sushi and other forms of Japanese cuisine. A replacement for MSG, sake, and/or ground sugar, its versatility makes it an indespensible part of every chef's kitchen!
