Specialty Food Magazine

FALL 2016

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de Porc (in a jar) from Les Trois Petits Cochons, make a visually distinctive holiday-party display. Serve with crackers or mini-toasts, accompanied by cornichons. 3pigs.com Lucky Foods Kimchi Spring Rolls. The kimchi in these vegan rolls is mixed with carrot, onion, bean thread, non-GMO tofu, and seasoned with chili pepper, fresh garlic, ginger, and sesame oil. They come pre-cooked and ready to serve in packs of four with a sweet-and- sour dipping sauce, and are available in the traditional crispy flour wrapper or gluten-free. luckyfood.com Maple Leaf Farm Duck Quesadillas. Maple Leaf Farm's duck products use high-quality birds raised on local, family- owned farms. The Duck Quesadilla is made with traditional flour tortillas filled with hardwood-roasted duck leg meat and spicy pepperjack cheese. mapleleaffarms.com The Perfect Bite Co. Everything Dog in a Blanket. Topped with a blend of sesame, caraway, and poppy seeds, these uncured beef hot dogs in puff pastry are highly flavorful on their own. Suggest your customers pair with a favorite dipping sauce or mustard to really give these dogs the royal treatment. theperfectbiteco.com Saffron Road Crispy Samosas. Saffron Road's samosas come in both Vegetable and Saag Paneer varieties, with light and flaky phyllo pastry hand- wrapped around delicately spiced but hearty vegetarian fillings. All of Saffron Road's savory halal snacks and hors d'oeuvres are made with premium sustainably farmed, antibiotic-free ingredients, and vegetarian-fed meats. saffronroad.com Leska Tomash is a freelance writer who has been immersed in culinary culture for more than 20 years, including working as a server at the James Beard Award-winning Fore Street Restaurant. Together with her husband and other partners, she owns two restaurants in Portland, Maine—Rhum and Bramhall. Your customers can simply pop the frozen tarts in the oven for 15 to 20 minutes and have aromatic and tasty finger food ready to go. FALL 2016 67

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