At Home Farm Herbery it takes 18 pounds of fresh shallots to
produce 1 pound of Dried Shallots so we have created these for those busy cooks
who do not have time to create their own.

Shallots are a member of the onion family and are a cross
between garlic and an onion. Their flavor isn’t as potent as a white onion and
is more like a perfect fusion of mild garlic and sweet onion with the flavor
profile of a sweet onion with subtle yet complex garlic undertones.

The French have always used shallots in their cooking and
now here in the good old USA Dried Shallots are becoming more popular in the
baking of breads or crumbled and sprinkled over burgers, chicken, fish,
omelets, vegetable dishes, salads, salad dressings, sauces, soups and steaks.

You can easily toss Dried Shallots into most dishes as they
will have enough moisture to reconstitute them. If you wish to add them to a
salad or another dry dish you can reconstitute first by covering them
completely with water and letting them stand for about 5 minutes and then drain
the excess liquid. If you want to use these more like fresh shallots and sauté
in olive oil or butter we recommend that you reconstitute them first.

For substitution or conversion purposes (and because they
are so potent) use ½ as much Freeze Dried Shallots as fresh shallots. A ½
teaspoon of dried shallots equals one shallot clove.

We suggest you put your dried shallots into glass jars once
you get them as they tend to clump and or break down quicker when left in a bag
that may get jostled around in your spice cabinet.

1 oz sampler/refill pack is $8.95

1.30 oz. Glass Apothecary Jar $16.95

4 oz resealable bag is $17.95

16 oz resealable bag is $45.95

 Buy now and we thank
you in advance as all our net proceeds go to St. Jude Children’s Research
Hospital.