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Brittany traditional shallots |
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Jul 09, 2008 at 11:14 PM |
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In Brittany, Western part of France is where the temperature all year round is perfect for the cultivation of the world famous Brittany shallots. Each plant comes from the hard work of the locals. Each planting is done by hands one after another.
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The connoisseur shallots “come” from Brittany, the spiritual home of this flavourful ingredient French chefs so adore. Brittany shallots can be used in salad dressings, in making shallot vinegar, and compound butter, to sauté with green beans, or on baked oysters in beurre blanc, in classic sauces such as Perigeux, Bordelaise, Marchant de vin, Moutarde and lentil stews. Brittany shallots have a faint garlic smell and taste, but possess a more intriguing and deeper flavour.
We can deliver loose, braided, or bagged Brittany shallots. Special packaging is always welcome.
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Last Updated ( Jul 10, 2008 at 10:47 PM )
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Grey shallots from Loire valley |
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Jul 10, 2008 at 10:49 PM |
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Grey shallots can be enjoyed in various ways. You can use chopped grey shallots in your vinaigrette sauce, or have them with beetroots (perfect combination). Beurre blanc" translates into English as "white butter." It's a rich, buttery, slightly tangy sauce usually associated with the cuisine of the Loire Valley, the origin of the grey shallots. It has been insisted by some gourmet cuisine that real beurre blanc can only be made with the local grey shallots grown in Loire Valley.
We can deliver loose, braided, or bagged Brittany shallots. Special packaging is always welcome.
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Written by Administrator
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Jul 10, 2008 at 10:50 PM |
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Banana Shallots is a combination of shallot and onion. It has then the taste of a shallot sweetened by the onion. It is grown in the Loire valley. We deliver loose as well as braids.
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Written by Administrator
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Jun 15, 2008 at 12:54 PM |
| Because of the geographical diversity of our customers and the different ways they use to purchase, we set up very flexible methods of work which adapt to each of them. |
| At the beginning, all our prices are given ex works Rungis ( Paris France ). From then we adapt our level of service to each one of our customers: some wish to organize themselves the freight of their supplies, others prefer that we organize all the transport and handling to their warehouses. In this case we deliver DDP. |
| In the same way, if a product doesn’t belong to our program, we search it for our customer. |
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Last Updated ( Jun 22, 2008 at 12:58 PM )
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