Pesto Variations
Pesto doesn't have to be basil, pine nuts and Parmesan! Try mixing things up with different greens, nuts or seeds, cheese and oil for a little extra flair.
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Pesto doesn't have to be basil, pine nuts and Parmesan! Try mixing things up with different greens, nuts or seeds, cheese and oil for a little extra flair.
Filed under: Condiments, Fruits
Savor the fruits of the season with a little easy DIY fun! Sugar can be adjusted based on sweetness of fruit and personal preference.
Filed under: Condiments, Beans & Legumes
Make our own vanilla extract with this super simple recipe and only two ingredients!
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Filed under: Condiments, Poultry
Straight from Ocho Rios, this is as authentic as it gets!
Filed under: Condiments, Vegetables
From hot dogs and burgers to potato salads, sauces and more, make any dish best in show with this delicious DIY relish.
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Not just for biscuits, this deliciously sweet blend of butter and honey is good on everything from pancakes to cornbread!
Filed under: Condiments, Poultry
The combination of citrus and sage, an ideal complement to roast poultry, is particularly suited for turkey. Sage and a dash of cayenne add a subtle earthiness to the sweet and tart flavor of orange marmalade. Combine these flavors with the natural goodness of roast turkey for an exceptional holiday meal.
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For a simply delicious DIY gift or favor, whip up a batch or three of seasonal whipped butter to dole out in decorative jars.
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Make plain butter even better by blending in a few choice flavors. For instance, try jazzing up cornbread with Honey Lavender Butter, enjoy Blueberry Butter with breakfast pancakes or give your dinner rolls a little zing with Meyer Lemon Butter. Follow these simple recipes or make your own super spreadable butter creations!
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Pair this flavorful butter with shrimp, scallops, beef or whatever else your taste buds desire!
Filed under: Condiments, Fruits
For those who love applesauce and want to try making it fresh at home, here's a super-simple and delicious recipe anyone can make!
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Add some tang to your topping with the chèvre and balsamic featured in this flavorful compound butter. Enjoy on a steak, chop or roast!
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The rich blue cheese and zesty pepper of this compound butter are perfect for taking any steak, chop or roast to the next level.
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For a flavorful addition to any meaty main course, give this homemade compound butter a try! The briny peppercorns and tangy cheese work with the rich, creamy butter in mouthwatering harmony.
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Make any occasion a special one with this luxurious butter. The intense perfume of truffles complements the rich, creamy butter, creating the perfect topping for mouthwatering meat.
Filed under: Condiments, Beef & Game
Filed under: Condiments, Eggs & Dairy
This simple yet versatile condiment can be used to take virtually any protein, starch or vegetable to the next level. Add a dollop to grilled prawns or swordfish, or use it to sauté Dover sole, tilapia or a myriad of vibrant vegetables.
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Yogurt makes an excellent base for most salad dressings and many chilled sauces. Unsweetened yogurts are the best choice since you can easily manipulate the flavor, depending on the type of ingredients you add to it. Our Yogurt & Fresh Herb Dressing is vibrant with fresh dill, basil, parsley, and green onion flavors and is perfect for dressing fresh greens, as a dip for crudité (veggie) platters, or as a finish to many types of poached seafood, such as lobster or salmon fillets.
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Filed under: Condiments, Pork
While this recipe contains all of the traditional components that constitute a good ol BBQ rub – chili powder, celery salt, paprika, ground mustard and a wee bit of brown sugar – it also includes the unusual presence of candied ginger and cinnamon. We decided to go spicy when we created this recipe, so we chose to add hot red pepper flakes to give the finished meat a nice little kick. Of course, if you tend to be a little bashful around hot peppers, reduce the quantity to suit your own tolerance. You can also counter-balance the spiciness by basting the ribs or shoulder during the last half-hour with a sweet BBQ sauce by Earth & Vine or Cookwell & Co.
Filed under: Condiments, Fruits
Use as a spread on bagels, bruschetta or muffins, or as a dip for sliced apples, peaches, bananas.