Harmony House Premium Dehydrated Shallots (8 oz, Quart Size Jar)
Key features
- •Gently air dried and carefully selected vegetables; No additives or preservatives; Non-GMO
- •Dehydrated vegetables maintain their high nutritive value with less nutrients lost
- •Store for 1-2 years in your cupboard; No more wasted food
- •Saves time and money; 12 ounces of dried shallots yields 96 ounce; When reconstituted
- •Food you can trust from a nationally recognized leader
Harmony House Premium Dehydrated Shallots (8 oz, Quart Size Jar)
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Customer Reviews
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Good addition to dishes, when fresh shallots are unavailable
Magsdad✓ Verified Purchase•July 12, 2017
Good addition to dishes, when fresh shallots are unavailable. I also use as part of a rub, pressing into the meat prior to grilling. Adds a subtle flavor and a little crunch.
Good with ramen.
Stephen May✓ Verified Purchase•May 11, 2017
Great to add to ramen. Adds color and flavor.
Good stuff. Can't buy shallots here in Springfield Ohio. Don't know why...
Scottio✓ Verified Purchase•March 2, 2017
Yum....
3/28/2017 update....these are soooo good...
3/28/2017 update....these are soooo good...
Love the flavor of the leeks
Lynda M. Breeze✓ Verified Purchase•February 16, 2017
Lovely added to a soup mix or a stew, or roast or frittata. Try sautéed shallots w/ steak, sooo good. For me it's for everyday & part of our hurricane preparedness kit. Great flavor, another of my favorite, oh so good veggies. Very happy. Really never spoils!
Unpeeled shallots!
Linda Cooke✓ Verified Purchase•January 20, 2017
Very disappointing to have received these and see that the majority of this product is made up of the shallot skins, not the actual shallot. I tried these in a risotto recipe and it ruined it since the peels were so tough and inedible. I've ordered freeze dried shallots in the past, and while more expensive, at least they were edible!
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