Duck. Lentils. French, personified.
Read MoreThis deceptively simple recipe is jam packed with flavor. Sure to impress even your snootiest foodie friends, Chef Patrick Ponsaty shows you how to get the most out of Honey Pacifica's Mango Honey.
Read MoreHoney Pacifica honey is left unheated, unfiltered, and unprocessed in order to create the rawest honey possible. By leaving this gourmet honey untouched the enzymes and nutrients remain intact, for the benefit of everyone. Raw honey in its completely unheated form is naturally thick and creamy a rich consistency many prefer.
Read MoreSince 1978, Honey Pacifica has worked in the raw honey business providing customers the highest quality raw honey available. In order to preserve the delicate flavors of the raw honey we make each batch by hand. Their bees are driven to various apiaries located throughout sunny Southern California where the bee fly for miles finding the blooms and bringing the nectar back to the hive. Each batch's flavor of honey depends on the nectars blooming at that particular time.
Read MorePeanut Butter | Golden Raspberry Jam | Brioche
Read MoreWe love adding a dollop of this peanut butter to stir-fry or curry; used in BBQ sweet potato tacos; or as part of a dressing for a crunchy slaw with kale and Brussels sprouts. For sweets, it's the quintessential addition to cheesecake, fluffernutters or pots de creme!
Read MoreMade with only the best tasting ingredients, Matt's Pacific Beach Peanut Butter creates organic peanut butters and flavored peanut butter spreads in the yummiest flavors. The entire product line is gluten-free. Full of protein and minerals with fewer calories than most other peanut and almond butters. Not smooth, not crunchy - the brand coined the term "smunchy" - you actually taste the fine-textured particles of real peanuts.
Read MoreOur kitchen team is loving applying these grains to different cultures and cuisines. Try them in a curry with hearty winter greens like chard; add them to a shepherd's pie with mushrooms and sweet potatoes; or braise them with tomatoes and spices for a soul-comforting stew.
Read MoreBorn in France, Chef Patrick Ponsaty’s culinary career was ignited at his father own restaurant, Cochon de Lait (the Sucking Pig) near Toulouse.
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