Fiery Flavors For Nippy Weather

 The weather is getting decidedly colder. It's time to add some heat to our food to warm us to our toes. what better than Aubrey D's mustards and hot sauces. These will definitely give some fire to even the most boring of dishes.

Aubrey d' is a Canadian company , bringing some serious heat to our chilly neighbors to the north. Their brand Rebel is known for their tangy and chili laced potato chips. They push the envelope with these with such flavors as chipotle, habanero and jalapeno. Now they bring that fire to their mustards. I couldn't resist their lure.  There are two new flavors laced with jalapeno, horseradish mustard and honey mustard along with their plain kind. I also tried their Rebel Hot sauce and Chipotle Hot sauce. Those are going to be perfect in my crock pot chili amping it to a four alarm dish, making it super hot.

I tried all three mustards along with the chipotle sauce on my veggie dogs. The honey mustard has a sweetness to it as well as a definite bite. It was interesting on the dogs but I think it would definitely boost the flavor of soft pretzels or pretzel bites for a fun hors d'ouevres. The hot dogs really got spiked when they were dipped in the gritty horseradish flavor which resembles Grey Poupon and the jalapeno. which has a smooth creamy texture. These would be perfect with a bologna sandwich , especially on a kaiser roll. I also plan on using them as a dipping sauce for pigs in blankets and will even baste the dough with both mustards before adding the franks and baking. Chicken wings and nuggets will also be good  dipped in their fiery goodness too.You could also marinate chicken or even pork, shrimp, or beef in them.It's just mixing half a cup of  olive oil with half a cup of mustard. marinate for a few hours and then grill or roast.

If you want to add zing to your sandwiches and meal, then definitely use Aubrey d's Rebel brand sauces and mustards. They know how to zing up any dish and make a meal memorable. Try these fiery gems today!

Paella Both For Land And Sea

Paella is one of those dishes that works well in the summer.It ISA versatile dish that can use both land and. Sea ingredients.It is a dish that can be made on a grill or even a fire pit.All in all it's a great dish ,chock full of tasty ingredients ,flavored with spices. This delicious dish was the subject of an article in today's New York Times Dining section . The piece written by Dining regular John Willoughby tells of a yearly contest between his writing partner , Chris Schlesinger and restaurant owner Valerie Burgo of South End Formaggio of Boston. Mr. Schlesinger is known for a seafood paella while Ms Burgo is famed for her land inspired paella.There is even an audience that tries out both.Either way ,both is a winner.There's nothing like a flavorful paella ,redolence with spicy meats and al dente rice.This last is a special Spanish style one that rapidly soaks up the liquids. This gives the rice a chewy external while the inside is creamy and moist What is the difference between land and sea paellas.Ms Burgo uses rabbit which is seared before being added to the dish.This maintains the meats smokiness throughout the dish.Other meats include chicken ,the traditional spicy Spanish sausage, chorizo along with jam on .A seafood paella is redolent with shrimp and clams.Chicken and choriz is laso used as is the traditional bomb a rice.Mr Schlesinger adds a scraped garlic garnish to. His along with a savory mix of saffron ,sherry and cumin.The best part for both is the crust at the bottom called rak rak. This is a crunchy addition to already tasty dish.. Paella is one of the best summer meals out there.It is a delicious mix of spices meats and rice.Whether you make it land inspired or sea influenced ,it is a veritable dish of the gods.Make it any way this summer, and enjoy the cornucopia of different flavors.