Specialty Food Magazine

FALL 2014

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PERISHABLE FOODSERVICE PRODUCT S34 SPECIALTY FOOD MAGAZINE specialtyfood.com ➊ VERMONT CREAMERY Bijou Aged Goat Cheese VERMONT CREAMERY'S BIJOU WAS SPARKED BY A SIMPLE IDEA: create a high-quality Crottin aged goat cheese that chefs can use as a central component of dishes such as warm salad, a toasted baguette, or paired with vegetables. "We wanted it to be the focal point of a dish rather than one ingredient," says co-founder and owner Allison Hooper. "The concept came to us back in 2003, but it wasn't until 2006, when we built an addition to our plant, that we were able to produce the cheese properly." That meant aging it over several weeks so the cheese developed its characteristic wrinkled, geotrichum rind and a nutty, almost sweet flavor. That sweetness derives from the yeast added to the goat milk, which gets rid of what Hooper calls the "goatiness" and makes it milder and smoother. This is Bijou's second sofi win, having nabbed the same award in 2010. Price: Varies by distributor. Contact: Adeline Druart; 802.479.9371; adruart@ vermontcreamery.com; vermontcreamery.com.—E. Crain ➋ ➊ COACH FARM ENTERPRISES Aged Grating Stick Contact: Tara Kirch 518.398.5325 tkirch@coachfarm.com coachfarm.com ➋ SAUCES 'N LOVE, INC. Sauces n' Love Nut-Free Pesto Contact: Giovanni Cassano 781.595.7771, ext. 11 gcassano@saucesnlove.com saucesnlove.com FINALISTS from the judges... " " Great cheese, nice box, lovely favor

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