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Hello enfusers,
Spring is here, slowly erasing the doldrums of winter and bringing fresh rain showers, green meadows and wildflowers.
We have resurrected a Special Edition product for our Spring Seasonal flavor, Hibiscus Lychee.
The tart hibiscus syrup mellowed with smooth sweet lychee makes a unique balsamic just right for light spring salads, especially when paired with our Lemon Olive Oil.
Below are a few more recipe suggestions to spark your creativity.
Enjoy!
Anne & Jon

Our spring seasonal 
is sweet, tangy & floral.

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ALOHA

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for 30% off

 
Spring Caprese with a Fresh Twist

Featuring fresh market produce

It can be fun to change out different components of a caprese appetizer to create something just a bit different.
This time we used golden beets in addition to tomato and swapped out arugula for fresh basil.
To make: pre-cook your beets by slow roasting in a covered pan with an inch of water in a hot (375 degree oven) for about 45 minutes to an hour (depends on size of beets) until they are fork tender.
After cooling, peel off the skin, and create slices about the size of your tomatoes.
Start with sliced heirloom tomatoes, we love the kumato as it is just the right bite size.
Layer with a slice of golden beet, then buffalo mozzerella, then arugula.
Drizzle with balsamic vinegar and serve.

 
Marinated Shrimp in Reduction Sauce
 
A complete light summer meal

Your marinade can be used to make a rich and flavorful reduction sauce.
Mix equal amounts of EVOO, hibiscus lychee balsamic vinegar, and champagne vinegar. Add juice from one small lemon or lime, chili flakes, ginger, coriander, dried basil, and “salt and pepper to taste” and whisk to form a marinade. Soak cleaned jumbo shrimp in the marinade in the rerfrigerator for at least one hour.
Drain shrmp from marinade. Warm EVOO in a large heavy sauté pan, add the shrimp and cook until just pink. Set shrimp aside and add the marinade to the pan. Bring to a low boil, add a dash of heavy cream and cook until thickened.
Place cooked shrimp on a bed of brown rice or quinoa, drizzle with sauce and top with fresh chopped cilantro.

 

 
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