Showing posts with label santa rita wine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label santa rita wine. Show all posts
Wine Lover's Chocolate 3-Tin Gift Set, Pair with Cabernet, Merlot, Zinfandel, 10.5-Ounce Gift Set
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on Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Maille Apple Cider Wine Vinegar, 8.5 oz
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on Monday, March 17, 2014
This vinegar is polar opposites of Heinz'. Deep, complex flavors married with lots of apple flavor, Maille's has a perfect balance of tang and sweetness. I use it in vinaigrettes, sauces, soups and stews where it adds an amazing extra dimension of flavor.
I thought the price and shipping were crazy high for a single 8.5-ounce bottle, but ordered it anyway as it's impossible to find locally. What I received was a case of 6 x 500 ml (16.9 ounces) bottles, making the per-ounce price significantly more reasonable.O.k., maybe vinegar is just vinegar, but this is not your ordinary apple cider vinegar. I was truly surprised at how much better this dishes I made with this vinegar tasted. The apple taste is smooth and silky, and now I think the other apple cider vinegar I've been using for years tastes bitter and harsh. If you cook and use apple cider vinegar, you at least owe to yourself to use the good stuff, especially since this one's not that much more price-wise. Cook's Illustrated gave this their "Highly Recommended" rating and I concur!
Grey Poupon Classic Mustard
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on Monday, August 5, 2013
Buy Grey Poupon Classic Mustard Now
Grey Poupon has star spot in my kitchen. I eat it almost every day and cook with it too. It has a flavor that brightens up everything. Beyond goat cheeses, wine, and quiche, Grey Poupon is something the French can be proud of though its truly underutilized by the average American cook. Some of my favorite pasta sauces include it along with the usual grating cheeses. You'd also be amazed by tofu cooked in a simmer sauce made with the stuff. (I feel the glare of the average french food critic.) Look for some interesting recipes with the stuff and enjoy.Read Best Reviews of Grey Poupon Classic Mustard Here
I've never used much mustard, but I've always had a jar of the yellow stuff around for whatever purpose might come up. Then some time ago, I began noticing somewhat humorous TV ads for Grey Poupon. I ignored them, but then one day I picked up a two-jar pack (just like this, except 16 ounces) of Grey Poupon Dijon Mustard made with white wine at my local warehouse club. Wow! This stuff is really impressive and goes wonderfully with a wide variety of foods. Now my usage of mustard has gone way up. It's low in calories, inexpensive and flavorful in a delicious, zesty way. My jars have a little sticker that indicates it picked up a Gold Medal at the Napa Valley 12th Annual Mustard Festival. No surprise! Good-bye yellow stuff.Gary Peterson

