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  • Beautiful & delicious spin on a French Provincial favorite!

    There are a lot of non-traditional things about this version of ratatouille–the lack of herbes de province, that it’s baked and it’s prepared with both couscous and a dollop of soft goat cheese–but if the chunkier authentic stuff has never done it for you, it’s time to try this re-creation from New York-based Smitten Kitchen.

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  • "The Straub’s gift basket is amazing! I didn’t realize there was a bottle of Hess Select Chardonnay included. That is my favorite Chardonnay! I gave Andy the night off from cooking and I made the spaghetti with the Rigazzi’s sauce, and it was a winner. I will not share with you how many Bissinger chocolates I have eaten, but I will tell you that the Christmas tree scented candle is exactly what my house needs. It smells wonderful."

    “The Straub’s gift basket is amazing! I didn’t realize there was a bottle of Hess Select Chardonnay included. That is my favorite Chardonnay! I gave Andy the night off from cooking and I made the spaghetti with the Rigazzi’s sauce, and it was a winner. I will not share with you how many Bissinger chocolates I have eaten, but I will tell you that the Christmas tree scented candle is exactly what my house needs. It smells wonderful.”

    Order a custom basket like the one described or the one pictured below, or create your very own! Call 314.725.2121 ext 12 for more information.

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  • Customer review of one of our custom gift baskets!

    Customer review of one of our custom gift baskets!

    “The Straub’s gift basket is amazing! I didn’t realize there was a bottle of Hess Select Chardonnay included. That is my favorite Chardonnay! I gave Andy the night off from cooking and I made the spaghetti with the Rigazzi’s sauce, and it was a winner. I will not share with you how many Bissinger chocolates I have eaten, but I will tell you that the Christmas tree scented candle is exactly what my house needs. It smells wonderful.”

    Order a custom basket like the one described or the one pictured below, or create your very own! You may also select one of our favorite baskets from Straub’s Online Market. Call 314.725.2121 ext 12 for more information.

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  • Some consider figs the Holy Grail of fruit. Fresh brown turkey figs are available just in time for the holidays at all four Straub's locations.

    Some  consider  figs  the  ‘Holy  Grail’  of  fruit – classical references are many. Figs are said to be discovered by Dionysius and the thunderbolts of Jupiter. They are referenced as the tree of knowledge in the bible along with the loss of innocence and the pleasures of Paradise. Thomas Jefferson brought fig trees to Monticello upon his return from France. None-the-less figs are an exotic treasure and a culinary trophy. They are also an excellent source of potassium and dietary fiber. Fresh brown turkey figs are available just in time for the holidays at all four Straub’s locations. Hurry in and try some for yourself!

    How to Eat Fresh Figs

    Figs are usually eaten whole—skin and all. Wash the fresh figs in cool water. Since figs possess a delicate skin and flesh, be careful not to bruise them. Cut off the small stem with a sharp knife.  There is no need to cut the fig into smaller pieces or to remove the seeds. Simply pop the fig into your mouth and enjoy!

    TIPS

    • Try to eat fresh figs within two days.
    • Store figs in the refrigerator.
    • To keep your figs firm, store them on a paper-towel lined plate.
    • Cover figs with plastic wrap to keep them moist.

    PREPARATION SUGGESTIONS

    • Wrap figs with thin pieces of cooked pancetta (Italian bacon) for a sweet and savory snack.
    • Stuff figs with chopped almonds and mascarpone cheese for a delicious appetizer.
    • Chop figs and add them to oatmeal or a salad.
    See Five Ways to Eat Fresh Figs from Smithsonian.com for more suggestions!
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