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| This rich, intense and deeply flavoured 6-year old apple balsamic vinegar is made using the traditional Italian method of reduction and concentration of the juice over a lengthy period of time, rather than by adding flavouring and colouring. |
Liberty Fields produce small batches of superb syrup, balsamic vinegar, cider and vodka by hand from the fruit of their own Dorset apple orchards, planted from 2010.
The balsamic vinegar is aged for 6 years in barrels. The only ingredient is apples.
Use like Italian balsamic vinegar. As well as using on salads, it’s a great partner for grilled meats or charcuterie; a drop brings out the taste of strawberries and other soft fruits; and it can really enhance a stew, sauce or a soup.
For best before date see pack. Store in a cool, dry place.
Apples
No allergens.
Product of Dorset
Suitable for vegans and vegetarians
Collections: Guest producers: Nuts, Seaweed, Pasta, Oil & more... , Oils, Syrups & Vinegars , Whole Foods from Hodmedod & Guest Producers
Category: Apple , Dorset , Vinegar
Type: Vinegar
Excellent product
Excellent product
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I used these to make humous for the first time. I swear it tastes almost exactly the same as when made with chickpeas and so much nicer than shop bought. Very smooth and takes on the garlic and lemon flavours beautifully. Will use for dips again in the future.
Extremely tasty rye flour with a sweet malty taste. Mixed half and half with white spelt flour, it gives a loaf with great depth of flavour and nice, springy texture. Makes great toast.
This my first time cooking with dried fava and what a revelation! I love fresh broad beans because/despite them often being a little bitter, but there's not a trace of bitterness in these delicious Scottish fava beans. I've used some for soup, some for a hummus-type dip and some just straight in a salad. They've become my new addiction, they're so beautifully sweet and tasty.
Like chickpeas, these are perfect added to a salad bowl. Just wash them in a colander first to lose the thick liquid that you'd otherwise want to keep for a soup or stew.
What a great book!
So many recipes I want to try out...especially the ones using Carlin peas, which I bought a load of and haven't known how to use ....
I love the design & layout if the book and excellently clear instructions ...
I'm looking forward to using it very soon...