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California baby lima beans with smooth, buttery texture. Great as a side or in soup, salads and mashed. Ingredients: Organic Butter beans, water, kombu sea weed. |
Whole Caraway Seeds is made with 100% organic caraway seeds. Brown, long, narrow, slightly curved, ridged, and pointed at both ends. With an aromatic scent and a pleasant, spicy flavour, Caraway Seeds are commonly used as a condiment, a pastry and bread seasoning. Crush the seeds with a mortar and pestle just before use to make the Caraway flavour come alive. |
grown by Brenda Knechtel in Wellesley
The sweet-nutty-crunchy qualities of sunchokes can be put to good use in an amazing number of ways. My favorite way to eat them is raw — shaved thinly in a salad, with a drizzle of olive oil and a blanket of Parmigiano-Reggiano. (But that’s a little too easy — what vegetable doesn’t taste good like that?) When I prepare sunchokes raw, I usually leave the skin on, but for cooked preparations you may consider removing the skin with a swivel-blade peeler or paring knife (the skin tends to toughen when cooked). Raw sunchokes also make nice toss-ins to salads, and are crunchy enough to be made into slaw. They can be sliced and roasted like potatoes, sautéed or made into a delicious gratin. The French are famous for a creamy sunchoke soup, but the tuber is also good simply pureed (peel first) and mixed with cream and butter, like mashed potatoes. |
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| Brand: | Eden | n/a | LOCAL |
| Certified Organic: | YES | n/a | YES |
| Origin: | Clinton, Michigan | n/a | Brenda Knechtel |
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| Local - Ontario: | n/a | n/a | |
| Raw/Living Food: | n/a | n/a |