Specialty Food Magazine

NOV-DEC 2013

Specialty Food Magazine is the leading publication for retailers, manufacturers and foodservice professionals in the specialty food trade. It provides news, trends and business-building insights that help readers keep their businesses competitive.

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W ! NE product roundup Desert Pepper Trading Company Tequila Salsa. Alcohol has become a trendy ingredient in candies, jams and sauces. Here, silver tequila meets roasted tomato and tomato puree, chiles (a green, jalapeño and chipotle puree), natural mesquite smoke, cilantro and lime for a medium-hot, party-ready condiment. Serve straight up or stir into guacamole. desertpepper.com Hypnotically swirled lollipops in seven colors and favors that will make you dizzy with delight! You're getting hungry... very, very hungry. www.yumjunkie.com Frontera Foods Salpica Salsa Roja and Salpica Salsa Verde. Made in small batches, the "nuevo Tex-Mex" Salpica product line from Frontera Foods and chef Rick Bayless pairs Mexican flavors with "the style of Texas." The two newest products in the line, both medium-heat and ideal with tortilla chips, tacos or eggs, feature fire-roasted ingredients. Salsa Roja contains roasted fresh tomato, fresh cilantro, guajillo and chipotle chiles and white vinegar. Salsa Verde is built from roasted fresh tomatillos and tomatoes; green, serrano and Anaheim chiles; lime juice and fresh cilantro. fronterakitchens.com Winter Fancy Food Show Booth 656 Jardine Foods Pasilla, Arbol and Morita Chile Salsas. Launched this past summer these three salsas were created around so-called designer peppers. Dark-hued, mild- to medium-heat Pasilla includes tomatillos and fresh onion, garlic, jalapeños, cilantro and lime juice. Hot Arbol melds tomatoes with small, potent, red chile de arbol, plus jalapeño and poblano. Medium-hot Morita (another name for smoky chipotle peppers) is rounded out with tomatoes and lime. jardinefoods.com Milo's JB's Best Salsas, including Tripple Pepper Salsa Verde and Black Bean, Corn and Cilantro. All five salsas in the new JB's Best Sauces line include an unexpected ingredient: tequila, plus a surfeit of locally grown produce. The most recently introduced among them is the mild Triple Pepper Salsa Verde, with fire-roasted poblano, plus jalapeño and serrano peppers. Other offerings include the mild black bean, corn and cilantro (with locally grown black beans); medium roasted garlic (with locally grown low-heat jalapeños); medium mango pineapple (with fresh mint); and hot Sizzling Summer Peach (with locally grown jalapeños and peaches, plus fresh ginger). jbsauces.com Winter Fancy Food Show Booth 616 40 ❘ SPECIALTY FOOD MAGAZINE specialtyfood.com

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