Archive for July, 2009

It’s a Giveaway!

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

Yes, we here at weRgourmetfoods know that life is tough for all you foodies out there. The economy is rough, and it’s putting a cramp in your food-lovin lifestyle.  That’s why we’ve decided to GIVE AWAY something tasty to help alleviate the Recession Blues.  We thought a nice bottle of Zoe Spanish Olive oil would be a perfect way to boost morale!

It’s simple really…Just listen to our first Podcast (see last post) and email us at blog@wergourmetfoods.com telling us what you thought.  Good, bad, we can take some criticism.  Abuse we can handle.  Total honesty….ok, we have to draw the line somewhere.

We will Randomly choose one email entry (please, only one email submission per person…let’s keep this neat and clean) as the winner of this giveaway.

As a BONUS: if you can correctly identify the song used to open the episode in your email, and it’s chosen as the winner, we’ll include something nice in addition to the Zoe oil…but I don’t want to spoil the surprise.

A winner will be chosen on August 14th and we will announce the winner in the next Podcast thereafter.

Enjoy the Show, and Good Eating!

Podcast for 7/26/09

Sunday, July 26th, 2009

It’s the first Podcast!  Feel free to email us at blog@wergourmetfoods.com with feedback, questions, or for any info at all.

 

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Balsamic Bliss

Friday, July 24th, 2009

 

Hi.  My name is Howard and I am a Balsamic Addict.

It’s true.  I love to find things to pour balsamic vinegar on top of.  My latest are semi-firm nectarines, onto which I drizzle some balsamic and some shaved sottocenere (an Italian cheese sprinkled throughout with truffles).  The sweet/tart flavor of the nectarine pops even further with the addition of the vinegar…but not just any vinegar.

This summertime treat would probably work on some level with your ‘everyday balsamic’ from the local supermarket, but what it cries out for is a richer, thicker product with some mellowness…enter Villa Mandori.

This vinegar is handcrafted in small batches, and aged down to a rich, dark syrup.  It’s mellow, and slightly sweet, and perfect for just about any finishing.  I drizzle it on top of grilled meat and chicken.  I dip wedges of Grana in it.  Heck, sometimes I just put a bit on a spoon and have at it!

Chefs love this stuff, and so will you.  Best part?  Check the price!

Oh..and btw, while the posts have been lean, that is about to change.  Our first Podcast should be available next week, and we’re gonna be posting daily if we can (it’s so hard to manage the food AND taste AND blog, but we’re gonna give it the ol’ college try!).  Keep checking back for product reviews, specials, new product intros, and don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter (our first edition will be ready by Sept. 1st!)

Good Eating!

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