Little's Cuisine Product Review

From Little's Cuisine, located in New Canaan, CT, I received some great seasoning blends, that I will used from breakfast to dinner.

The passion for cooking started in 1980, in a Midwestern Kitchen, to present day. The passion is still there, and you can taste it in these seasoning blends. Angela, still continues today, making pure artisan seasonings, that brings out so many flavors in your recipes. Little's Cuisine only uses the best pure ingredients in everything they create. You will not find any fillers, flours or anything artificial. Your dish's will taste like a five star restaurant, made in your very own kitchen.

The seasoning blends and mix's are free from MSG, gluten free, kosher, and non Gmo. On the back of each box is a recipe if you would like to follow that exception, but I took it out of the box, as far as incorporating them to just the opposite of a dish. Every bite of your food that you create with these products, let's you savor the details, that went into creating them.

I started my day using these artisan blends and mix's for a breakfast feast. The first thing I made was, breakfast steak burrito's with Street Taco Mix, a product from Little's Cuisine. The mix was the Carne Asada Steak mix, which I coated the steak for my burrito's with. The mix really brings out the robust flavor of the steak. With real natural ingredients such as, Dehydrated Onion and Garlic, Spices , Ancho Chile, Gualjillo Chile Peppers, Cumin, Salt, Dehydrated Jalapeno, Paprika, Safflower Oil. The paprika gives the steak a stunning color, and the other ingredients boost the flavor of the steak. A mix blend that gives you true authentic Southwestern taste. It is a perfect seasoning blend, with the perfect spice meld. There's a nice heat taste from the peppers, that works for this mix.

Also for breakfast I made a skillet of Shirred eggs with spinach, and all the flavors came from Little's Cuisine Sloppy Joe Seasonings. This just goes to show you, how good these blends are, that they can be incorporated into many recipes. Now my dish was fantastic, so I'm positive if sloppy Joe's were made, they would be mouth watering. The ingredients that brought so much flavor are, high-quality Chili Pepper, Cumin, Black Pepper, Red Pepper, Oregano. A nice sweet heat blend, that again brings out the great flavors of the foods used.

With some steak left over from breakfast, I made lunch using Little's Cuisine, Chili Lime Seasoning, and made some skirt steak taco's. Yes, we had a Spanish fiesta. This seasoning blend from Little's Cuisine, is so versatile, and great for many foods. Coat some potatoes, add some to soups, or even make a dip with it. The ingredients are another blend of Southwestern flavors made up of, Spices, Chili Pepper, Cumin, Black Pepper, Red Pepper, Oregano, Salt, Dehydrated Garlic, Lime Oil. The blend is amazing, a little smoky flavor profile with a hint of heat. A great way to make your food talk to your palate.

I was really excited for dinner, so far my dish's were a great hit!

Since the day was such a hit, I thought why not start the dinner with a nice fish taco, with mango, and for flavor use the Street Taco Mix, Baja Fish. Now it may not be the popular Baja Fish street tacos, but it was the next best thing. The flavor was authentic, and bursting from the great ingredients of, Spices, Cumin, Oregano, Coriander, Cinnamon, Red Pepper, Dehydrated Onion and Garlic, Salt, Rice Starch, Lime Oil. The cinnamon in this blend with the mangos was such a exquisite taste, then the little kick from the red pepper, and the smoky taste from the cumin. A lot going on in one mix, that gives your food a sophisticated flair.

Keeping the theme going, I grilled some corn on the cob and used the Street Taco Mix, Cascabel Chicken. This just goes to show you, how versatile these blends and seasoning mix's are. Now mind you that Cascabel Chicken, is usually a street taco, but this seasoning mix was lip smacking on the corn on the cob, grilled. The ingredients did all that, which included, Spices, Cumin, Cascabel Chile, Red Pepper, Oregano, Paprika, Salt, Dehydrated Jalapeno, Rice Starch, Dehydrated Garlic, Safflower Oil. Now if you don't know what a Cascabel Chile is, it is a chile that is becoming pretty popular. They are small and round and almost look like a cherry. And once dried, the Cascabel Chile has a rattle to it from the dancing seeds. So for the dish the chile brought a mild heat, with a flavor profile of nutty, and earthy, and on the corn on the cob being grilled it was a perfect pairing. The last heat taste came from the Jalapeno, but nothing that lingered forever. When a dish disappears fast, as this corn did, you know it was good!

Now you can't have Spanish food without rice, so for the rice I used Little's Cuisine Chili Seasoning. Again it paired beautifully together. This is Little's Cuisine, original seasoning mix, that was award winning. You have ingredients such as, Spices, Chili Pepper, Cumin, Black Pepper, Red Pepper, Oregano, Salt, Dehydrated Garlic. I got a nice Spanish flavored rice, just from this seasoning mix. It had a nice smoky, taste, with a nice kick from the red pepper. I'm sure in the cold months, this is the perfect seasoning for a bowl of chili, but it would be great on other foods as well, like a burger with jack cheese, or even some taco meats.

Now I must tell you, for all my dish's, I did not use any other flavorings, just the products from Little's Cuisine, that's all I needed!

If you want to cook like a professional chef, with great tasting food, head over to where you can grab, these full of flavor seasoning blends.

You will find them on the website, faire, and Amazon.

www.littlescuisine.com

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