Monthly Archives: March 2011

Boston Globe – “simple but versatile”

By Rachel Travers, Boston Globe
GARLIC BALSAMIC DRIZZLE, North Egremont

This simple but versatile jarred sauce comes from a small line produced in North Egremont by the mother-daughter team of Sandra and Amanda Walley of Tortured Orchard, so named because of the way their barren winter garden looks. Sandra is a vegetarian, her husband a diabetic, and Amanda is a devoted meat eater – and their goal was to create a sauce that would be enjoyed by all. This one, good as a glaze or a condiment, gets its sweetness from roasted garlic. $7.99 for 9 ounces at City Feed and Supply; . العاب فلوس حقيقية 99 at Savenor’s Market, 92 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, 617-576-6328, http://www.savenorsmarket.com

 

Rural Intelligence: Delicious Holiday Gifts

Writen by: Marilyn Bethany on 12/08/09
For Rural Intelligence

One size fits all.  But that’s just one of many good reasons to give edibles as gifts. موقع المراهنات العالمي   Food gets shared, which is always festive.  And the fact that it is ephemeral is a nothing but a plus—who among us has room for another tchotchke? العاب النت الحقيقيه   Besides, a gift of food supports all the wonderful farmers, bakers, chocolatiers, and chefs who contribute so mightily to the quality of life around here. قمار (Including) […] locally-made goodies in jars, such as the Tortured Orchard Spreads made in North Egremont by the mother-daughter team Sandra and Amanda Walley—perfect for assembling into your own gift basket.

Daily Candy

From Daily Candy Boston

Your blonde hair? Colored. That unseasonal glow? Sprayed. Those undergarments? Padded, baby.

It’s all about being selective in your enhancements. افضل طريقة للعب الروليت

So you’ll be happy to know that it takes just a spoonful (or two) of an all-natural Tortured Orchard sauce to bedazzle a simple sandwich or plain turkey burger.

The mother/daughter duo (the second of whom is a Culinary Institute of America grad) behind the North Egremont company set out to create condiments that are tasty and legitimately healthy. The result? Dressings that are fat and cholesterol free and have no additives or preservatives.

Sweet apple blush is packed with chunky bits of cranberry, apple, and apricot. Garlic balsamic drizzle has sweet Vidalia onions, garlic, and jalapenos. 1xbet عربي

For that little something extra. موقع مراهنات كرة قدم

Spice ‘n Nice picks

This dressing from North Egremont, MA is perfect for parties and making good impressions.  Read more…

The Tortured Orchard Garlic Balsamic Drizzle: Product Review

Published by: Melanie Neer, Yahoo! Contributor Network
Oct 23, 2009

I’m going to give my friend a nonchalant hint to please, please, by all means send me some more of not only this particular sauce, as I have a feeling it’s going to go fast, but to also send me a jar of each of the other flavors!

Want something a little different as far as a sauce that is versatile and can be used a myriad of ways? بوكر اون لاين Something that is completely natural and organically made? مراهنات Then I highly recommend getting the Tortured Orchard label of sauces; if the jar of Garlic Balsamic Drizzle is any indicator, all the sauces from this company are simply a must try. لعبة بلاك جاك تحميل

Spiced Pineapple Zinger Details

Ingredients: crushed pineapple, organic evaporated cane juice, sweet vidalia onion, white wine vinegar, golden seedless raisins, sweet red bell pepper, jalapeño peppers, spices

Amount: 9 oz
Calories: 60
Total Fat: 0g, 0%
Sodium: 0mg, 0%
Total Carbohydrate: 6g, 2%
Sugars: 6g
Protein: 0g
Vitamin: C 2%