New This Week:
First of the season, Manila Mangoes. One of the sweetest varieties of mangoes.
Organic Kent Mangoes, produce of Peru.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Mango Mango!!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Awesomeness of the Week
Special: Asparagus $1.99/lb. Pick up a bunch while they last!
Special: Driscoll's Chilean Blueberries. Net Wt. 4.4 oz. $1.50.
New this Week: Sugar Plums, first of the season from Chile. Succulently sweet golden flesh wrapped in a non-bitter skin. Guaranteed rush of nature's second honey with every bite. Grab a sweet handful today.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Awesomeness of the Week
Cherries Cherries Cherries!
Satisfy your cherry desires with a bagful of these unbelievable flavorful and sweet cherries imported form Chile.
Dried Persimmons!
Did you miss out on this year's incredible persimmon seasons? No fear, stock up on their dried counterparts. Perfect snack for lunch, at work, or on a hike. Product of USA.
Unfiltered Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Grab a bottle of this old time standard. Leaving little bits of olive flesh in the oil produces an amazing flavor, perfect for dipping and cooking.
100% Orange Juice
In this day and age of concentrates and commercialized orange juice, it’s difficult to recognize what juice really is. Unknown to many consumers, most juice from concentrate is made out of cheaper low-grade foreign oranges from China and Brazil. On top of that, many companies rely on preservatives and chemicals to keep extend their juices shelf lives.
At Foothill Produce, we strive to keep juice simple.
What makes our juice so special?
-Our 100% Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice is squeezed and bottled daily.
-No preservatives or chemicals.
-Each bottle is guaranteed fresh.
-We hand inspect every orange that goes into our juicer to ensure that every bottle is perfect.
-We use top-grade oranges from California and Texas in our juice. California navels for its sweetness; Texas oranges for their rich body and orange tanginess.
-We custom blend different varieties of oranges to get the best body and flavor throughout the seasons.
-Approximately 30 oranges go into each of our half-gallon bottles, definitely no watering down like the other brands.
Try out a bottle of sunshine today!
Comes in 3 convenient sizes 12oz, 32oz, and 64oz.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Can Brussels Sprouts Be Fun!?
YES!
I know, I know, "Brussels Sprouts" does not conjure up very fond memories. It might actually bring back some traumatizing childhood memories of your parents forcing you to eat them. Hopefully we can change all that.
Boiling has been done, so let's try toasting them.
What you'll need:
-1.5 lbs of Brussels Sprouts
-3 tablespoons of Olive Oil
-1/2 teaspon of Salt (Kosher Salt)
-1/2 teaspoons of Ground Black Pepper
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees F.
Peel off any yellow leaves, then trim and wash the Brussels Sprouts. Halve sprouts for faster cooking and presentation. Combine the above items in a zip-lock gallon bag and shake till even coverage. Spread over aluminum foiled baking sheet and toast for 15-20 minutes. Check every 7 minutes and shake sheet to brown evenly. Remove when browned to your desire and serve immediately.
Hopefully this recipe will change your mind about our not so favored little green friends.