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In the culinary universe few pairings are celebrated more than salt and pepper. Forget the processed salt and dusty pepper, and instead use our Chef’s Blend with unrefined salt and a mix of the finest ground peppercorns. Try sprinkling over fresh peas, with fried perch filets, or mix into goat cheese and spread on hearty wheat crackers.
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In the vast culinary universe, certain classic flavor pairings are undeniably delicious. Chocolate and peanut butter, lemon and lime, tomatoes and basil – destiny has brought these duos together in mouth-watering harmony. Among these celebrated gastronomic couples, the premiere duo is salt and pepper. Salt and pepper appear in nearly every savory recipe and reside permanently on most dining tables. Modern etiquette even tells us that salt and pepper are “married” and one should never be passed across the dinner table without the other. Our Salt Chef believes, as do we, that salt and pepper are fundamental seasonings for nearly any dish and should be respected and revered as key culinary ingredients. But what impact can factory-created, mass-produced salt and pepper have on great food? Forget the old pair of shakers filled with processed salt and dusty, bland pepper. Our Chef’s Blend highlights, celebrates, exalts these simple, yet crucial seasonings.
Our Chef’s Blend starts with tantalizing Sel Gris, a hand-harvested salt from France, revered for its mildly briny flavor. Tellicherry black peppercorns from the Malabar Coast in India offer a rich, deep peppery aroma. These prized peppercorns remain on the vine longer than ordinary peppercorns to fully develop their robust flavor. We then add red peppercorns to generate freshness and sweetness in this zesty, salty blend. Finally, we add white peppercorns to add bite and heat. White peppercorns are not the opposite of black peppercorns; in fact, they are black peppercorns left to ripen more fully on the vine, then washed or soaked to remove the outer shell and revealing their glistening, spicy goodness.
We don’t need to tell you how to use this blend; you already know how to use salt and pepper! Any recipe that calls for salt and pepper can be seasoned with Chef’s Blend. Try sprinkling it over steamed spring asparagus or fresh peas. Season homemade chicken or vegetable stock with Chef’s Blend. Add to roasted chicken or grilled steaks to draw about the flavors of your meat. Enjoy this versatile seasoning with goat cheese spread on wheat crackers or simply with melted, unsalted butter and pour over popcorn.
Posted by Cara on February 18, 2010
We had this on steaks last night and we couldn't really taste it. Going to try on something else but not our favorite.
Posted by Rachel B. on August 21, 2009
Love this stuff. Really can't get enough as it works really well with lots of foods. Has a bit of heat, but not too bad.
Posted by Elizabeth on July 10, 2009
Great salt and great pepper seems like an obvious combo, but this blend really comes in handy for almost everything. It is a little spicy, but I like that.