Added on 08/27/09

Most Americans who like to make traditional Italian dishes probably associate risotto with Arborio rice. Yet, in Italy, the natives often search out top-grade carnaroli rice for its creamy, yet firm texture. Many simply believe this is the best rice... See more

Most Americans who like to make traditional Italian dishes probably associate risotto with Arborio rice. Yet, in Italy, the natives often search out top-grade carnaroli rice for its creamy, yet firm texture. Many simply believe this is the best rice for risotto there is! The grains stand up well to the heat, maintaining their characteristic shape. Along with Arborio rice, Carnaroli is the rice that makes Italy known for its production of the popular white grain. Try it, you’ll like it! See less

Highlights: Price: $5.75 Each

Added on 07/14/09

Enhance the flavor of your meats, poultry and fish with KONRIKO Greek Seasoning. This seasoning blend is fat free and contains no MSG. Buy 8 oz. of KONRIKO Greek Seasoning at CajunGrocer.com.

Enhance the flavor of your meats, poultry and fish with KONRIKO Greek Seasoning. This seasoning blend is fat free and contains no MSG. Buy 8 oz. of KONRIKO Greek Seasoning at CajunGrocer.com. See less

Highlights: Our Price: $2.75

Added on 05/20/09

Ancho Chile Powder Use DEAN & DELUCA's Ancho Chili Powder for a comparatively low heat and high sweetness. Ancho is the most versatile of the hot peppers. Use in cooked or fresh salsas, bean or chicken and vegetable soups, corn muffins and... See more

Ancho Chile Powder Use DEAN & DELUCA's Ancho Chili Powder for a comparatively low heat and high sweetness. Ancho is the most versatile of the hot peppers. Use in cooked or fresh salsas, bean or chicken and vegetable soups, corn muffins and breadsticks. Adds a fruity warmth to stir-fry dishes and grilled vegetables. Comes in a small tin that measures 2.37" diam. x 1.75" high. Mexico See less

Highlights: Ancho Chile Powder 1.75 Ounces # 511096 $5

Added on 05/09/09

Next Select a view: Shown: Paste Select alternate view: Nielsen-Massey Vanilla Only the best vanilla from the island of Madagascar is intense enough for Nielsen-Massey, whose extract has long been the choice of bakers and ice cream makers. (This... See more

Next Select a view: Shown: Paste Select alternate view: Nielsen-Massey Vanilla Only the best vanilla from the island of Madagascar is intense enough for Nielsen-Massey, whose extract has long been the choice of bakers and ice cream makers. (This vanilla is known as “bourbon vanilla.” The term dates from the time when Madagascar and several other vanilla-growing islands were under French rule and were called the Bourbon Islands.) Made from selected vanilla pods in an exclusive cold-process method, the extract has a rich, intense flavor. The vanilla beans are whole 7” pods, each equivalent to approximately 1 tablespoon of extract. Convenient to use, the pure vanilla paste contains flecks of vanilla bean seeds. Use this superior-quality vanilla extract to enhance baked goods as well as custards, cheesecake and ice cream. Vanilla extract, 8 fl. oz.; Vanilla paste, 4 oz.; Vanilla sugar, 6 oz.; Vanilla beans include two 7" pods. See less

Highlights: $19.00

Added on 01/28/09

is home to Peter & Sharmon Kenyon who run a farm-oreinted bed and breakfast with four guest rooms. Built in 1905, our farmhouse is fully renovated, clean and comfortable decorated in Mission style with no Victoriana. Two guest rooms each have one... See more

is home to Peter & Sharmon Kenyon who run a farm-oreinted bed and breakfast with four guest rooms. Built in 1905, our farmhouse is fully renovated, clean and comfortable decorated in Mission style with no Victoriana. Two guest rooms each have one queen bed and private bath. Two guest rooms each have one full bed and one twin bed; these two rooms share a bathroom. All four guest rooms are on the second floor (21 steps). There are no telephones or televisions in guest rooms but we do provide wireless internet. The sitting room has books, puzzles, and games as well as a small television. We serve a full breakfast. Check-in is from 4PM to 6PM. Check out is by Noon. Please call to arrange earlier or later check-in. See less

Added on 01/21/09

A CSA farm delivering weekly to subscribers in Covelo, Willits, Ukiah, Fort Bragg, and Mendocino.

A CSA farm delivering weekly to subscribers in Covelo, Willits, Ukiah, Fort Bragg, and Mendocino. See less

Added on 01/21/09

This listing was last updated on Aug 7, 2002. The information in it is likely to be out of date. If you contact this farm, please invite them to login to our website and update their information. Thank you!

This listing was last updated on Aug 7, 2002. The information in it is likely to be out of date. If you contact this farm, please invite them to login to our website and update their information. Thank you! See less

Highlights: CSA Details: | Season: May through December | Type: single farm | Since: 1994 | # of Shares: 75 | Full Share: Farm Share - Sliding Scale: $14-$18/week. Hungry House Share - Sliding Scale: $24-$30/week | 1/2 Share: see above | Work Req? No

Added on 01/21/09

CSA is a partnership of mutual commitment between a farm and a community of supporters which provides a direct link between the production and consumption of food. Supporters cover a farm's yearly operating budget by purchasing a share of the... See more

CSA is a partnership of mutual commitment between a farm and a community of supporters which provides a direct link between the production and consumption of food. Supporters cover a farm's yearly operating budget by purchasing a share of the season's harvest. CSA members make a commitment to support the farm throughout the season, and assume the costs, risks and bounty of growing food along with the farmer or grower. Members help pay for seeds, fertilizer, water, equipment maintenance, labor, etc. In return, the farm provides a healthy supply of seasonal fresh produce throughout the growing season. Becoming a member creates a responsible relationship between people and the food they eat, the land on which it is grown and those who grow it. This mutually supportive relationship between local farmers, growers and community members helps create an economically stable farm operation in which members are assured the highest quality produce, often at below retail prices. In return, farmers... See less

Highlights: Membership: 16 weekly pickups for $320-$350 sliding scale (accepting $10 Community Currency)

Added on 09/09/09

Catalina Offshore Products has been selling the finest seafood to fine dining restaurants and sushi bars for over 25 years. You can purchase the very same high quality products at wholesale prices for a family meal or your next sushi or seafood party... See more

Catalina Offshore Products has been selling the finest seafood to fine dining restaurants and sushi bars for over 25 years. You can purchase the very same high quality products at wholesale prices for a family meal or your next sushi or seafood party with the added convenience of overnight delivery. See less

Highlights: Our Price: $28.00

Added on 10/13/09

Put the cranberries, orange and lemon zest, orange and lemon juice, sugar, vanilla, and 1 1/2 cups of the water in a medium-size nonreactive saucepan...

Added on 10/12/09

Mix 2 cups sugar, 1/4 cup light corn syrup and 1/2 cup water in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, stirring just until the sugar...

Added on 10/12/09

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray a baking sheet with olive oil cooking spray. Mix all ingredients thoroughly in large bowl. If mixture seems a...

Added on 10/12/09

* 1 (15-ounce) can creamed style sweet corn * 1 cup heavy cream * 2 eggs * 1 teaspoon baking powder * 1/2 cup yellow cornmeal, whole grain, stone...

Added on 09/16/09

Try Recipe Miso Carrot Sauce With Ginger (Japanese Salad Dressing) - 193126 from Recipezaar.com. This recipe has a 4.60 star rating and has been...

Added on 09/07/09

Favorite recipes and video cooking tips from Martha Stewart on marthastewart.com. Great recipes for chicken, cakes, pasta, cookies, easy meals,...

Added on 09/01/09

Favorite recipes and video cooking tips from Martha Stewart on marthastewart.com. Great recipes for chicken, cakes, pasta, cookies, easy meals,...

Added on 09/01/09

* In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy, 3 to 4 minutes. Add egg; beat...

Added on 09/01/09

* With an electric mixer, cream butter and sugars until light, scraping down sides of bowl as needed. Add lime zest, lime juice, and salt; beat until...

Added on 09/01/09

* FOR THE CANDIED LEMON ZEST: * 2 lemons, well scrubbed * 1 cup sugar, plus more for rolling * 1/2 cup cool water * FOR THE CRUSTS: * 5 tablespoons...

Added on 09/01/09

Time passed, and it was decreed that cook eat FRET needed a little root work, and thus made her pilgrimage to New York. She’s the outgoing sort who has food-blogger friends from all over the country (world, at this point?), so Gil and I met up with... See more

Time passed, and it was decreed that cook eat FRET needed a little root work, and thus made her pilgrimage to New York. She’s the outgoing sort who has food-blogger friends from all over the country (world, at this point?), so Gil and I met up with her, Zen Can Cook and Colloquial Cooking for dinner at Del Posto Friday night. Thursday Night Smackdown was unable to make it, so we feasted on her portion of the lardo that came around with the bread basket, and I’ll blame her when my skinny jeans no longer fit. Our dinner companions were everything you could ask for — friendly, smart and talented, and honestly just lovely people, all-around. I’ll leave a review of the food to them, but must put in a plug for my dessert, the Sfera di Caprino, Celery & Fig Agrodolce & Celery Sorbetto, as the menu so mouthwateringly puts it. Delicious and unusual. Probably not something I’ll try to duplicate even in the slightest, but if someone out there would like to do the honors, I would not complain if... See less

Added on 09/01/09

We’ve had a weird spring-into-summer around here. It’s easier to appreciate freakishly cool days now that we’re nearing the end of July, but it was tough going for a couple of months, when the sun kept to itself and seasonal cooking seemed like a... See more

We’ve had a weird spring-into-summer around here. It’s easier to appreciate freakishly cool days now that we’re nearing the end of July, but it was tough going for a couple of months, when the sun kept to itself and seasonal cooking seemed like a faintly-remembered dream. The dreary weather even convinced me that this drink would be a perfectly refreshing and appropriate summer quaff, but when corn debuted at the farmers’ market two weeks ago, warmer weather did too, and any desire to sip on a hot beverage went right out the window. Despite the thermometer’s reluctance to get with the game, I’ve been experimenting with different ice creams this “summer,” and mostly successfully. (We won’t discuss last weekend’s vegan debacle — it never happened, you hear me?) My latest version was an attempt to 1) rejigger the sweet corn and milk drink into a frozen dessert, and 2) use ingredients already in my house (goat’s milk yogurt) instead of going to the store (for the standard stuff). By... See less

Added on 07/21/09

Chef Nancy Silverton adores Antica Macelleria Cecchini, Dario Cecchini’s famous butcher shop in the Tuscan town of Panzano, where she buys thick...

Added on 07/21/09

1. Mix all the ingredients, refrigerate them and use them within a week * Add whole cloves of garlic, lemon peel, fresh or dried peppers, ginger, rosemary sprigs, etc. * Use a recipe for Italian salad dressing but cut down on the vinegar or lemon... See more

1. Mix all the ingredients, refrigerate them and use them within a week * Add whole cloves of garlic, lemon peel, fresh or dried peppers, ginger, rosemary sprigs, etc. * Use a recipe for Italian salad dressing but cut down on the vinegar or lemon juice * Anchovy Caper dipper: Here is our favorite dipper. It is also used throughout Italy as a sauce on main courses: Rinse the salt from 2-4 anchovy fillets depending on size; dry them and cut them into small pieces Wash and drain 2 tablespoons of salt cured or capers in brine. In a small casserole warm up 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil; add the anchovies and the capers and cook, mixing constantly, until you obtain a mixture that is homogenous and fluid. See less

Added on 07/15/09

Click to view sample Menu (PDF file) The ultimate burger experience, from the famous restaurateur Hubert Keller of Fleur de Lys, comes to Mandalay Place. Incorporating the finest varieties of beef, buffalo, turkey, vegetarian and vegan products, a... See more

Click to view sample Menu (PDF file) The ultimate burger experience, from the famous restaurateur Hubert Keller of Fleur de Lys, comes to Mandalay Place. Incorporating the finest varieties of beef, buffalo, turkey, vegetarian and vegan products, a range of gourmet toppings and delicious buns, Burger Bar has a little bit of everything for the creative eater. Complete the experience with a Sweet Burger dessert or a hand-crafted micro brew. See less

Added on 09/10/09

Fresh, Sweet ,Dry, Deep Sea Scallops. Fresh off the boats, these scallops are pure with no chemicals or preservatives. The taste is outstanding, great served in a variety of ways: sauteed over pasta, grilled, baked or broiled. Sold by the pound. *... See more

Fresh, Sweet ,Dry, Deep Sea Scallops. Fresh off the boats, these scallops are pure with no chemicals or preservatives. The taste is outstanding, great served in a variety of ways: sauteed over pasta, grilled, baked or broiled. Sold by the pound. * Orders MUST be received by 12 noon EST for next day delivery * Prices do not include shipping. Shipping will be calculated at checkout * No Sunday or Monday deliveries * Saturday deliveries not available in all areas * $20 will be added to order UPON SHIPPMENT for Saturday deliveries See less

Highlights: OUR PRICE: $14.99 Quantity

Added on 09/10/09

Wild Edibles-Hand Picked Specialties form the Seas. Wild Edibles Seafood Market offers overnight delivery throughout the US and currier delivery to Manhattan Customers of the finest quality seafood and prepared seafood dishes.

Wild Edibles-Hand Picked Specialties form the Seas. Wild Edibles Seafood Market offers overnight delivery throughout the US and currier delivery to Manhattan Customers of the finest quality seafood and prepared seafood dishes. See less