I Ordered some products from Hunt and Gather this past week- Black Trumpet Mushrooms, Yellow Foot Chantrelles, Hedgehog Mushrooms, Finger Limes, Bergamot Oranges, Huitlacoche every product was awesome and so fresh the best mushrooms I have ever used. I back Hunt and Gather 100%. This dish features Black Trumpet Mushrooms and Bergamont Oranges, with such great products you don't have to manipulate them to much.
Hunt & Gather is a specialty food distribution company based in Denver, Colorado. Our focus is to provide quality, wild foraged ingredients to restaurants and local retail locations. We carry a large variety of wild mushrooms and seasonal produce. We work closely with foragers across the country to provide the freshest product available. If you would like to place an order or would like more information on what we currently have available, please email us at huntandgathercolorado@gmail.com.
King Crab
Black Trumpet Mushrooms
Bergamot Orange Preserve
Bergamot Orange Supremes
Bergamot Orange Creme
Bergamot Orange Vinaigrette
Nitrogen Sesame Pudding
Breakfast Radish
Finger Pepper
Pressed Avocado
Maldon
"What is food? Food is art... an art that involves all the human senses. Food can evoke comfort, pleasure, perhaps nostalgia or a thousand other emotions don't be afraid to taste the art." -Ender Oktayuren
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Monday, November 3, 2014
Salmon, Beet, Lemon
Microwave Beet cake
200g Whole Eggs
25g AP Flour
20g Beet Powder
Salt and Pepper
Blend ingredients with a hand blender and strain through a chinois. Put all of the batter into an ISI canister and charge with 2 charges. Shave well and chill for two hours. Poke a few hole in the bottom of a 16 ounce deli container and microwave the batter for 30-40 seconds or until set. Keep in an air tight container until needed.
Line Caught King Salmon
Beek Micro Cake
Smoke
Golden Beet Puree
Red Beet Puree
Shaved Beets
Buttermilk Gel
Shoyu Salmon
Lemon Comfit
Roasted Golden Beet
Roasted Red Beet
Dijon Cream
Charred Leek
Nasturtium Leafs
200g Whole Eggs
25g AP Flour
20g Beet Powder
Salt and Pepper
Blend ingredients with a hand blender and strain through a chinois. Put all of the batter into an ISI canister and charge with 2 charges. Shave well and chill for two hours. Poke a few hole in the bottom of a 16 ounce deli container and microwave the batter for 30-40 seconds or until set. Keep in an air tight container until needed.
Line Caught King Salmon
Beek Micro Cake
Smoke
Golden Beet Puree
Red Beet Puree
Shaved Beets
Buttermilk Gel
Shoyu Salmon
Lemon Comfit
Roasted Golden Beet
Roasted Red Beet
Dijon Cream
Charred Leek
Nasturtium Leafs
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Monkfish, Escargot, Yukon Gold
Yukon Gold Purée Wash and peel your potatoes then large dice them. Put them in a pot and cover the potatoes with cream and season with salt. Simmer the potatoes and the cream until the cream reduces by half check the seasoning. Push the potatoes through a tamis then and the smooth potato mixture and cream into a mixing bowl with a whisk attachment and mix. Add butter slowly to the whipping potatoes, my ratio is 75% butter to 100% total cooked potato weight. Once all the butter is added adjust the seasoning and pass the potatoes through a chinois. Heat as needed.
Monkfish
Escargot
House Cured Bacon
Yukon Gold Purée
Confit Tomato Vierge
Olive
Black Garlic
Potato "Chip"
Pork Hock Jus
Nasturtium Flower and Leafs
Chive Blossoms
Snap Dragons
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Tonkotsu
Tonkotsu
3 pounds pig trotters, split lengthwise
2 pounds chicken backs and carcasses
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 large onion, roughly chopped
12 garlic cloves
One 3-inch knob ginger, chopped
2 whole leeks, chopped
2 dozen scallions, white parts only
1 lbs whole mushrooms or mushroom scraps
1 pound slab pork fat back
4 oz kombu
3 inch knob of ginger, chopped
1 head of garlic cut in half
6 minute egg
Seared Foie Gras
Smoked Pork Belly
Sweet Corn
Tempura Oyster Mushroom
Pickled Cabbage
Chili Pepper
Sunflower Shoots
Cilantro
Green Onions
Fresh Jalapeño
Burnt Garlic Oil
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Friday, August 22, 2014
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