VERJOOZ is made using green Vinifera grapes which we harvest at veraison with approximately 10-12 brix sugar content. The grapes are grown at Sawmill Creek Vineyards located on the east side of Seneca Lake. You'll find the flavors of our verjuice to reflect a bright burst of sunshine in your mouth. Using ""Verjooz"" in sauces and dressing will add a…
VERJOOZ is made using green Vinifera grapes which we harvest at veraison with approximately 10-12 brix sugar content. The grapes are grown at Sawmill Creek Vineyards located on the east side of Seneca Lake. You'll find the flavors of our verjuice to reflect a bright burst of sunshine in your mouth. Using ""Verjooz"" in sauces and dressing will add a…
White Balsamic Vinegar from Modena Italy is made from a different process than our regular balsamic vinegar. The vinegar "must" is not carmelized during processing; this is why it is golden in color. White balsamic is used for aesthetic reasons, so as not to color sauces/dressings.
White Balsamic Vinegar is made from a different process than regular balsamic vinegar. The vinegar "must" is not caramelized during processing, and instead of turning that dark almost black hue, it retains a light golden color. White balsamic vinegar has a rich, slightly sweet distinctive taste and a golden hue. Perfect to add the flavor of balsamic vinegar without marring…
This sherry vinegar is produced by a family-owned company in Jerez, Spain. They have made vinegar for 4 generations and make the best quality Sherry Vinegar in Spain. Most are produced using the Palomino grape. The regular sherry vinegar is aged for a minimum of 6 months in wood barrels before bottling.
This sherry vinegar is produced by a family-owned company in Jerez, Spain. They have made vinegar for 4 generations and make the best quality Sherry Vinegar in Spain. Most are produced using the Palomino grape. The regular sherry vinegar is aged for a minimum of 6 months in wood barrels before bottling.
Raw, light, English walnut halves & pieces. What's that you say? Well, the halves & pieces part is pretty straightforward but "Light"? Light refers to the color of the walnut. Our walnuts are the typical English variety you see at your local store. This combination of "whole" halves and pieces is best for repackaging or your bulk bin. If you're…
Raw, light, English walnut halves & pieces. What's that you say? Well, the halves & pieces part is pretty straightforward but "Light"? Well, Light refers to the color of the walnut. Our walnuts are the typical English variety you see at your local store. This combination of "whole" halves and pieces is best for repackaging or your bulk bin. If…
Made from Frederick soft white winter wheat, this flour has a protein content of 9-10%. The majority of the bran is sifted out, but the wheat germ (a concentrated source of nutrients) remains. Our white pastry flour lends a light texture with more character, flavor and creamy color than conventional pastry flour.
The happy medium! A darker, whole grain version of our All-Purpose Flour, yet a lighter version of the Whole Wheat Bread Flour with lower protein. This flour has the same applications as all-purpose but with the whole-grain benefits.
The whole-grain take on our pastry flour. Made from Frederick soft white winter wheat, this flour has a protein content of 9-10%. The majority of the bran is sifted out, but the wheat germ (a concentrated source of nutrients) remains.
The whole-grain take on our pastry flour. Made from Frederick soft white winter wheat, this flour has a protein content of 9-10%. The majority of the bran is sifted out, but the wheat germ (a concentrated source of nutrients) remains.
The whole-grain take on our pastry flour. Made from Frederick soft white winter wheat, this flour has a protein content of 9-10%. The majority of the bran is sifted out, but the wheat germ (a concentrated source of nutrients) remains.
Starry night is an acorn squash with beautiful yellow and green streaking patterns something like a carnival squash, it tastes much better than other acorns, particularly in storage, when green acorn squash varieties tend to get blander and overripen.
