Cooking Made Easy: How Butter Flavored Olive Oil Can Enhance Your Dishes

By Dominic Senese | May 20, 2023

Many people keep olive oil on hand in their kitchens. It is flexible, and healthy, and gives foods a deep flavor. However, for those who enjoy the flavor and richness of butter, there is a solution, which can provide the same richness and flavor without the extra cholesterol and saturated fat – butter flavoured olive oil from…

Why It Is Ideal To Use Fig Balsamic Vinegar For Cooking

By Dominic Senese | April 6, 2023

Balsamic vinegar is a popular ingredient used in various recipes to add flavor and depth. Among the different types of balsamic vinegar, fig balsamic vinegar that you can have from us at Sonoma Farm has become increasingly popular due to its unique taste and versatility in the kitchen. Here are some reasons why this balsamic vinegar is…

What To Do With The Giardiniera Hot You Purchased From Sonoma Farm

By Dominic Senese | March 20, 2023

Have you ever finished preparing a delicious home-cooked meal and thought to yourself “it’s just missing one thing” but you’re not sure exactly what it is? Very often you just need a little something extra on top to really kick your dish to the next level. It could be a sauce, one more spice, or…

Balsamic vinegar of Modena

The Foods That Pair Well With Barrel Aged Balsamic Vinegar

By Dominic Senese | March 1, 2023

It’s well known that a good balsamic vinegar can be used to make the best salad dressings. Sonoma Farm offers some of the best in the form of our barrel aged balsamic vinegar, and it’s absolutely fantastic on salads. However, don’t sell your balsamic vinegar short. It can be used for so many things beyond…

Sonoma Farm Butter Olive Oil – Superior Quality And Gourmet Products For Your Kitchen

By Dominic Senese | January 17, 2023

Cooking with olive oil is a healthy choice – and with a premium quality extra virgin olive oil, a delicous one as well – but there is something about the dairy richness of real butter that can’t be beat. Fortunately, there is a way to get the best of both worlds – with Sonoma Farm…

The Best Giardiniera For Your Kitchen

By Dominic Senese | December 28, 2022

Have you ever tried giardiniera? If not, you must introduce yourself to this unique Italian condiment! Giardiniera is an Italian word that roughly translates to “from the garden,” and when you open a jar of this delectable condiment, you’ll understand why. A typical Italian Giardiniera is made from a blend of summer vegetables including bell…

Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil -The Best Olive Oil For Your Kitchen

By Dominic Senese | December 27, 2022

Olives have been a valuable crop in the Mediterranean for millennia, particularly valued as the source of the many varieties of olive oil, such as extra virgin olive oil, virgin olive oil, refined olive oil and more. But what’s the difference between those oils, and which is best? Well, extra virgin olive oil is cold…

Infused Balsamic Vinegar- The Element To Elevate The Taste Of A Simple Dish To A Next Level

By Dominic Senese | December 24, 2022

A traditional balsamic vinegar is made from the juice of pressed organic grapes, called the grape must. This must is then boiled down, fermented, and aged for 12 to 25 years in a series of wooden barrels. It is an expertly crafted item produced in Italy and exported worldwide. A true aged balsamic vinegar made…

Top-Quality Infused Olive Oil At The Best Price

By Dominic Senese | November 16, 2022

Are you looking for great olive oils to use in your kitchen? Well, then you need look no further than Sonoma Farm. We offer the best quality organic olive oils, pressed from the finest fresh organic olives, and handcrafted in small batches to ensure our products are the very best. Sonoma Farm has an established…

The Benefits And Best Ways To Use Barrel-Aged Balsamic Vinegar

By Dominic Senese | November 15, 2022

Traditional balsamic vinegar is made from the grape must of grapes, which are first concentrated through boiling, then aged in a series of wooden barrels for anywhere from 12 to 25 years to ferment and develop acidity. As the vinegar is moved to the next, progressively smaller barrel, it is mixed with a small amount…