Profile: Savory kobe beef, gin and tonic, potatoes dauphinoise, and artisan sauerkraut. Details: An evergreen plant that grows in Northern, frigid, and temperate areas provides the berries. The Romans, Gauls, French, and many Native American cultures utilized it as a table spice, marinade ingredient, and preservative for ages. (They made jewelry and decorations from the berries.) Many cultures believed the berries had magical powers to purify places or bodies.The taste is piney, sweet, woody, crisp, and reminiscent of gin. Juniper berries are used for pickling and distilling gin and other drinks. The flavor of dried juniper berries is good for meat rubs. This classic dry rub goes well with venison, boar, and lamb. The rub's finely ground thyme and rosemary complement leaner meat cuts. Ingredients: Juniper berries. Basic Prep: This product offers a strong flavor and should be used sparingly. It is ready to use as is or can be crushed before to use. Shelf Life: 1.5 Years. Ways To Use: Juniper Berries should be taken carefully because they are thought to promote appetite. Frequently used in game meat cooking, marinades, and as a rub over meat before roasting or grilling. Product Style: Whole. Taste & Aroma: Bitter or Astringent. Cuisine: Alsatian, German, Mediterranean, Scandinavian. Country of Origin: Albania. Handling / Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Allergen Information: None Specified. Dietary Preferences: All Natural, Gluten-Free, Kosher Parve, Non-GMO.
