Fri 5 Jun 2009
Featured Kitchen Tip
Posted by Cali Bergold under Tips
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In 1979 Mario Foah brought his line of concentrated pastes in tubes made from fresh Italian ingredients to America. 30 years later they remain the #1 brand of imported concentrated pastes. This is the easiest way to add great flavor to dishes with no waste. The tomato paste is double concentrated. Why open a 6 oz. can for a tablespoon of tomato paste and end up tossing the rest 2 or 3 weeks later? Now you can add concentrated tomato, pesto, garlic, or hot pepper paste to any dish in a snap.
Tomato Paste - A double concentrated paste that provides the essence of real tomatoes.
Pesto Paste - A fresh tasting paste of basil, sunflower and olive oils, salt, pine nuts and garlic.
Garlic Paste - A mellow mixture of fresh garlic, sunflower and olive oils, and salt.
Hot Pepper Paste - A spicy blend of peppers from the Puglia region of Italy with olive oil and salt.
Anchovy Paste - A ground paste of Sicilian anchovies, sunflower and olive oils and salt.