TRUFFLE POWDER, BLACK - Kosher/Gluten Free

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TRUFFLE POWDER, BLACK - Kosher/Gluten Free

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Description:

Temporarily Unavailable...  These highly prized tubers are considered the “Black Diamonds” of the kitchen and are the most famous Truffles in the world! What makes Black Truffles so popular? The flavor of the Black Truffle is pervasive in a subtle way and some describe its smell as earthy, musky and pungent, even addictive! Hard to come by, Black Truffles are fungi (tuber) that grow underground in soil ranging from 2 inches up to 10 to 15 inches deep. Truffles form symbiotic relationships with some varieties of deciduous trees, including oak, beech, hazel and poplar, but cannot be found on maples or cedars. Sought out by specially trained dogs (hogs were used most often in the past) with their keen sense of smell, Truffles look like what their Latin term implies, a tuber or "lump". Thought to be an aphrodisiac by some they are extremely popular in International cuisine. Black Truffle Powder can be used to flavor pate, sauces, egg dishes, butters and oils.  Black Truffle Powder is from the United States.

Ingredient Statement:

Black Truffle Mushrooms.

Contains Naturally Occurring Sulfites.

The flavor of this fragrant tuber should be allowed center stage in most dishes. Small amounts of Black Truffle Powder should be used due to its potency. Delicious in goose liver pate, omelettes, soups, sauces, oils, puff pastry and butter. Black Truffle Powder is particularly tasty in sauces, especially those that uses White Wine or Champagne and are served with pasta.

Recommended Preparation Instructions:

Truffle powder is ready to use as an ingredient with no preparation necessary.

Product Description

The flavor of the Black Truffle is pervasive in a subtle way and some describe its smell as earthy, musky and pungent. Truffles form symbiotic relationships with some varieties of deciduous trees, including oak, beech, hazel and poplar, but cannot be found on maples or cedars. Sought out by specially trained dogs (hogs were used most often in the past) with their keen sense of smell, Truffles look like what their Latin term implies, a tuber or "lump". Thought to be an aphrodisiac by some they are extremely popular in International cuisine.

Physical

Color: Dark brown to grayish black.

Flavor: Earthy with garlicky undertones.

Size: 95% thru U.S. #30 sieve.

Chemical

Moisture: 12%

Sulfites: 125 ppm (Naturally Occurring)

Heat Level: N/A

Ingredient Statement:

Black Truffle Mushrooms.

Allergen Statement

Contains no allergens.

Packaging & Storage

Shelf Life: Min 12 months (under optimum storage conditions).

Packaging: Plastic jar.

Storage Conditions: Store in a dry, cool place.

About Nutritional Information

Chieftain Wild Rice Company gathers nutritional information from highly regarded sources. Nutritional analysis can vary due to growing conditions, frequency of testing, and other factors.