Rustichella's Primo Grano pasta, tuna stuffed piquillo peppers from Ortiz, Calabrian Miscela Explosiva, Sanchez Romate sherry vinegar and Marques de Valdueza olive oil
Friday, July 1, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
On the Fly: Lean at ZMO
Process mapping a Professional Presents order from start to finish to kick off planning for Holiday Season 2011!
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Zing Tasting: American Spoon Fruit Perfect Sour Cherries
Know it:
Michigan's Montmorency cherries are known for their color and flavor, and American Spoon up in Petoskey has preserved them in their own juices for a jar full of beautiful fruit
Look at it:
A huge amount of fruit for the volume--whole, pitted cherries to the brim, surrounded by bright syrup
Smell it:
Sweet and tart, like the best cherry pie filling you can imagine
Taste it:
Firm and juicy with true cherry flavor all the way through
Great with:
Gelato, Manhattans, yogurt, pancakes or just a spoon
Friday, April 1, 2011
Pimento Party
Crafting the optimal scooping structure for pimento cheese |
Know it:
Ari likens Pimento Cheese to a culinary religion in the South, and we at ZMO are big believers. We make it here from scratch with 2-Year cheddar from Grafton Village in Vermont, Hellman's, pimentos, sea salt and fresh-ground Tellicherry black pepper
Look at it:
A creamy spread with distinct pieces of cheddar, tinted orange with bits of pimento and flecks of pepper
Taste it:
Creamy and tangy with a little heat. Absolutely addictive and without substitute.
Ready for battle |
Great With:
A sandwich of tomatoes and Arkansas Peppered Bacon on Brewhouse Bread, homemade baked potato chips, John Macy's Cheesesticks and Roadhouse BurgersWednesday, March 30, 2011
Zing Tasting: Piment d'Espelette
Know it:
Piment d'Espelette is a chili that originated in South America and flourished in the Basque region of Southwest France. Since the 17th century its been used in the area for everything from flavoring chocolate to curing ham.
Piment d'Espelette is a chili that originated in South America and flourished in the Basque region of Southwest France. Since the 17th century its been used in the area for everything from flavoring chocolate to curing ham.
Look at it:
Flecks of orange and red chili
Flecks of orange and red chili
Smell it:
A bit smokey and sweet
A bit smokey and sweet
Taste it:
Light, sweet spiciness. The heat is somewhere between an Anaheim chili and a jalapeno.
Light, sweet spiciness. The heat is somewhere between an Anaheim chili and a jalapeno.
Great with:
Egg dishes, fish, Martelli Pasta
Monday, March 28, 2011
Zing Tasting: Spicy Sun Dried Tomato Spread
Know it:
Spicy Sun Dried Tomato Spread From the Tunisian estate of Majid Mahjoub, where sun drying is no hands-off operation
Look at it:
Deep red paste topped with Majid's estate olive oil
Smell it:
Garlic, coriander, heat
Taste it:
Concentrated tomato sweetness, spice from red hot piment, earthiness from caraway seeds
Sunday, March 27, 2011
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