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Abbae D Queiles Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Abbae is an extraordinary organic cold pressed
extra virgin olive oil, made solely from the fresh juice of
arbequina
olives, one of the most sought after varieties in the world. It
is produced in the historic town of Monteaguido in
Navarra. The surrounding mountains, which reach a height of more
than a mile, have hosted olive groves since
about 800 AD. The people of La Hacienda Queiles, a small ranch
situated in the valley of Queiles, tend 16,000 olive
trees bearing one of the most favoured varieties in the world:
the tiny arbequina olives. |
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Joseph First Run Extra Virgin Olive Oil
The Joseph First Run is the oil from the season's first crop,
raw and untamed. These low yield olives, some of them
wild, produce brilliant green oil tinged with lime and gold.
Powerful green olive aromas are supported by a lifted
fruitiness and a long peppery spice. No filtering and early
bottling help capture its raw flavour. |
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Organic Balsamic La Vecchia
Dispensa
The secret to great balsamic is the art of
blending the slow aged vinegar, Marino Tintori from La
Vecchia Despensa stresses the importance of balance rather
than sweetness which has appeal to the masses but masks the
complexity of the balsamic. This 8 year old Organic Balsamic
delivers an elegant balance with complex Flavours showing
from this traditional process. |
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Forvm Cabernet Vinegar
is a single varietal barrel aged vinegar. You
can both taste and smell the oak and chestnut casks used
during the ageing process. It has a gentle, berry-laden
flavour that matches well with freshly shucked oysters
served in a classic way, also try in vinaigrettes, or a
reduction. |
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Forvm Chardonnay Vinegar
This unique vinegar is produced in Catalonia,
Spain. Using a traditional method, unfermented grape juice
is blended with wine and some of the previous year's vinegar
and left to convert to vinegar over a 6 to 8 month period.
You can taste and smell the oak and chestnut casks used in
the ageing. Smooth and fruity with a delicate oakey flavour. |
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Big Ricks with a bite
Kick it up a notch from our original sauce and you have
Chipotle! We add the best chipotle available to get smoky
flavour with ZING! This is the one for Brats and Chicken! |
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Big Ricks Hot As
ALL the flavour PLUS the FLAME! The Hot is what all Bar-B-Q
sauce makers are after--heat that doesn't overpower
the taste! Big Rick says this is for the He-Man only. |
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Terry Wright Spicy Smoked Barbecue Sauce
After 50 years as a butcher Terry Wright knows what makes a
great barbecue even better.
For those that like a little heat, made with the help of our
good friend Chris Behre and only the finest ingredients
this homemade sauce is sure to be a family favourite. |
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Terry Wright traditional Barbecue Sauce
After 50 years as a butcher Terry Wright knows what makes a
great barbecue even better.
Made with the help of our good friend Chris Behre using only
the finest ingredients this homemade sauce is a
great addition to those Steaks, Snags & burgers. |
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Bowles Veal Glace
Made with only the finest ingredients by our friend Wayne
Bowles the Veal Glace is a pure, premium, fresh veal
stock reduction. Absolutely no preservatives, no added salt,
no thickeners, no flavour enhancers. |
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French Sin: Rabbit Rillettes
French-born, but now Noosa resident Anne Calvet is making
rillettes under the French Sin label by her
grandmother’s recipes. Anne makes duck, pork and rabbit
rillettes Rilllettes is a coarse-textured pate made by
slow-cooking a whole piece of meal in spices and wine for
about seven hours until the meat is falling apart.
Needless to say, it's delicious! |
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French Sin : Duck Rillettes
French-born, but now Noosa resident Anne Calvet is making
rillettes under the French Sin label by her
grandmother’s recipes. Anne makes duck, pork and rabbit
rillettes Rilllettes is a coarse-textured pate made by
slow-cooking a whole piece of meal in spices and wine for
about seven hours until the meat is falling apart.
Needless to say, it's delicious! |
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French Sin :Pork Rillettes
French-born, but now Noosa resident Anne Calvet is making
rillettes under the French Sin label by her
grandmother’s recipes. Anne makes duck, pork and rabbit
rillettes Rilllettes is a coarse-textured pate made by
slow-cooking a whole piece of meal in spices and wine for
about seven hours until the meat is falling apart.
Needless to say, it's delicious! |
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Tetsuya Black Truffle Salsa
The selection of black truffles and other ingredients is
meticulously supervised by Tetsuya to ensure that only the
best is chosen. This wonderful salsa can be mixed with a
little olive oil and tossed through hot pasta or for
something completely decadent stir a teaspoon full through
scrambled eggs. For truffle butter combine 40grams
salsa with 160grams butter and 25grams of finely grated
parmesan cheese. |
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Tridosha Salt of the Sea : Native Spice
Cannister
The unique Australian blend of native ingredients - to
sprinkle on any seafood, or chicken dish. |
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Tridosha Salt of the Sea : Chilli Bayou
Cannister
baby chilli pepper and sun-dried tomato blended to create
the best pepper steak, chilli prawn, stir fry or french
fries, |
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Linguette Pasta
Laminated linguette hand made using only the finest durum
wheat and spring water.
Made by the award winning Restaurateurs the Percuoco family. |
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Alpina Savoie Couscous
Couscous the most famous part of North African cuisine, used
as the main ingredient in many dishes in much the
same way as if it was rice in India or pasta in Italy. In
shape, colour and texture it resembles rice. Couscous is
often
referred to as being Moroccan, but this is incorrect. It is
equally a dish of Algeria, Tunisia and Libya, people of all
countries may claim to be the home of couscous. The term
comes from Berber Languages, where it is called
“Seksou”. It consists of small grains, the main ingredient
of which is semolina. |
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Moretti Bramata
Corn was introduced to Italy in around the 16th century and
quickly became popular when it was ground into fine flour
and used to create one of the favorite dishes of Northern
Italy: Polenta. The best polenta comes from the Lombardia
region, particularly around the area of Bergamo north of
Milan, where strains of corn are selectively bred and grown.
It is in Bergamo, where the Moretti family has been growing
corn and making choice polenta since 1922. Carefully
selected varieties of corn are air-dried in open barns until
hardened. The kernels are then carefully stone ground and
packaged into air-tight sealed bricks to retain freshness
and superior flavor.
Today, in many parts of Italy, particularly in the north,
polenta is still preferred to pasta. Polenta is an
incredibly
versatile product and relatively easy to prepare, however
sometimes time consuming. Whether presented in a wedge
or a thickening puddle, polenta makes a wonderful warm side
dish that complements so many other flavours – a
vegetable fricassee, a meat ragu, with fresh herbs & cheese
mixed-in or just served alone, the possibilities are
endless. This particular polenta style from the Moretti
family is a rich yellow, coarsely-ground polenta. |
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Kurrajong Kitchen Lavosh
Lavosh crispbreads are an un-leavened yeast free bread
developed from an age old Middle Eastern recipe. Thin
slices of bread baked crisp, Australian made and baked,
ideal to serve as snacks, with a selection of savoury
toppings or use with your favourite cheese, pate and dips
when entertaining. Made using all natural ingredients
with no added preservatives. |
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Ortiz Spanish Anchovies
Caught off the Cantabrian coast of Northern Spain are these
delicious plump anchovies. They are cured in salt for five
months before being hand filleted, and packed by hand |
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Tridosha Salt of the Sea: Indian Summer
Refill pack
A warm blend of pink peppercorns, yellow mustard seeds and
cumin seed. Perfect with beef, pork and lamb and
vegetable dishes such as potato or cauliflower. |
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Tridosha Salt of the sea : Native Spice
Refill pack
The unique Australian blend of native
ingredients - to sprinkle on
any seafood, or chicken dish |
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Napoletana Pasta Sauce
Made by the award winning Restaurateurs the Percuoco family
from Italian peeled tomatoes, garlic, basil, olive oil &
salt |
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Puttanesca Pasta Sauce
Made by the award winning Restaurateurs the Percuoco family
from Italian peeled tomatoes, garlic, capers, anchovies,
black Olives, chilli, Olive Oil and salt |
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Arrabbiata
Made by the award winning Restaurateurs the Percuoco family
from Italian peeled tomatoes, onion, chilli, olive oil and
salt |
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Ham Jam
cleverly combines sour cherries, honey, mustard, ginger and
spice to 'wow' ham, pork, turkey or chicken into a
whole other world of taste sensations. Use as a glaze for
baked ham or grilled or roast pork, as a side relish,
spread over the base of any sandwich or roll instead of
butter, or with your sliced or shaved ham - the beautiful
cherry red colour of this jam adds so much to the
presentation of all white meats or cheese. It smells and
tastes
like Christmas. |
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Snag Jam
loaded with hand-smoked tomatoes and has a lingering finish.
Sure adds a touch of class to the humble barbie
banger. |
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Lamb Jam
A delicious combination of the traditional tastes of mint,
apple and rosemary - the perfect flavour to complement a
great Aussie favourite when spooned to the side of roasted,
grilled or barbecued lamb or to glaze a leg or rack of
lamb, spread on a sandwich or roll instead of butter, spoon
over steamed carrots or roasting potatoes. The whole
family will be clamouring for more Lamb Jam so we recommend
you have a back-up jar. It’s that good |
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Honey cup Stone Ground Mustard
Made from fresh ingredients, and truly delectable, this
condiment will dance into any application. Begin with
sandwiches, branch out to grilled meats, indulge in
dressings, delight in dips – the sky really is the limit,
with this
versatile range. A fantastic variation on wholegrain,
stone-ground mustard is the perfect addition to any
situation. |
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Honey cup Mustard Condiment
Divinely spicy, uniquely sharp, delightfully delicious –
what more could you want? |
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Tetsuya Truffle Salt
Tetsuya's truffle salt - just a pinch makes for heavenly
eggs, really tasty fried potatoes, and takes tomatoes to
another level. Use it wherever. |
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Zuccato Salted Capers
they are ideal for garnishing a variety of dishes: salad,
pasta, pizza and meat. They are the flower buds of the “Capparis Spinosal” picked,
washed, salted and packaged. |
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Alhema Queiles Organic Extra Virgin Olive
Oil 3lt
The delicately flavoured Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil is
pressed from Arbequina Olives on the Hacienda Queiles in
Monteagudo in Southern Navarra voted the best Mill Spain
2009. |
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Alhema Queiles Organic Extra Virgin Olive
Oil 3lt
The delicately flavoured Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil is
pressed from Arbequina Olives on the Hacienda Queiles in
Monteagudo in Southern Navarra voted the best Mill Spain
2009. |
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Grissini Semolina
These are a long, thin hand rolled baton baked from wheat
flour with a touch of oil. Eaten throughout Italy, they are
great with dips or just on their own. |
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Falwasser Wafers
The unique flavors of the all natural, golden wafer thin
Falwasser make them a perfect accompaniment for cheeses,
pates, caviar, dips, salsa, even soups or to eat just plain
with a wine or a cup of coffee. |
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Vialone Carnaroli
Carnaroli rice is rich in amylose, a substance which
contributes to the grains firmness. With an excellent
balance between absorbing flavours and little loss of starch
which guarantees the perfect cooking. |
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Vialone Nano
Vialone Nano rice is considered the founder of the Italian
rice production. It has a particularly thick and
round grain that makes it versatile and suitable for a vast
variety of dishes. |
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Triselecta 100% Saffron
Saffron was introduced in Spain by the Arabs between VIII
and X (A.C) century, and is an essential ingredient in the
hispanoarabic cuisine. It was then brought to France and
Germany arriving to United Kingdom on XIV century. |
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