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Crème Fraiche (French Sour Cream)By Dartagnan

"Creme fraiche, (properly spelled "crème fraiche"), is a cultured cream, meaning it has been soured and thickened with live bacterial culture. Compared to sour cream it has a lower water content and a higher fat content. It has a nutty, tangy flavor that lends a little acidity to any dish." "Because of its high fat content, creme fraiche does not curdle when boiled, which makes it ideal to use as a thickener in sauces and soups. Creme is also used as a finishing touch for sauces and soups, or spooned over fruit or warm desserts such as cobblers."

Alden Bridge Blackberry VinaigretteBy admin

"A very satisfying vinaigrette that pairs surprisingly well with seared skirt steak. Kinloch Pecan Oil is the secret to this surprisingly luscious vinaigrette

Texas Greek SaladBy admin

"a Griffin's Greek Gourmet exclusive, and not your typical Greek Salad"

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