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Savory Gourmet, Inc Savory Gourmet, Inc 2015 EDITION PASSION FOR EXTRAORDINARY FOODS SUMMARY Preserves 4/5 Breakfast Pastries 6 Boulart Breads 7 Jean-Marie Auboine Chocolatier 8 Teas 9-14 Water 15 Appetizers 16/17 Black Pearl Caviar 18/19 Seafood 20/21 Olives & Vegetable Specialities 22/23 Condiments & Pickles 24 Oils & Vinegars 25-27 Savory Gourmet, Inc. is a leading importer, distribu- Meat 28-32 tor and manufacturer of top quality food products. We have served the nation’s finest hotels, restaurants and caterers in Truffles & Mushrooms 33 Southern California since 2003. Beans, Nuts & Dried Fruits 34/35 The Savory Gourmet product line includes a variety of imported and domestic perishable and nonperishable Spices, Salt & Condiments 36/37 items under our own private label, Savory Farm, or under exclusive contracts with selected companies. From the tast- Cheeses 38-41 iest Italian style meats to the finest French pastries, Savory Gourmet offers a wide range of high quality products to the Pastries 42-44 most demanding chefs. Nut Pastes & Candied Fruits 45 2014 is a pivot year for us! We moved to our new 15,000 sq. ft warehouse, with state-of-the-art coolers and Chocolates 46/47 freezers. Furthermore, our catalog continues to grow with innovative lines of products, such as Bridor France ready-to- Honeys and Vanilla 48 bake pastries, Andrésy Origines confitures, or DGF butter Frozen Fruits, Purees & Coulis 49 Asian and other Specialties 50 2 Technical&Molecular Gastronomy & Frozen Food 51 For the most discerning hotels, caterers and restaurants, Savory Gourmet has the extreme pleasure to offer you Andrésy ORIGINES. PRESERVES To come back to the authentic taste of configures, Andrésy has selected each fruit from a specific area. Cooked in caldrons, with up to 60% of fruit content, these jams will satisfy the most demanding gour- mets. For more than 60 years, Andrésy has carried the tradition of Offered in elegant ramekins, Andrésy ORIGINES will transport you through cooking whole selected fruits (52%) in copper cauldrons, in small quan- an authentic and elegant world of sweet taste and true color. tities, with cane sugar, and nothing else. No artificial flavoring, preserva- tives or artificial ingredients. When fully mature, our fruits are carefully selected from the heart of France and from all over the world. CONFITURES ORIGINES Andrésy is the leading French supplier of breakfast jams for AOHON100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - FLOWER HONEY 80x1oz/CS CS luxury hotels. You will find their breakfast jams on the tables of presti- AOAPR100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - APRICOT FROM ROUSSILLON 80x1oz/CS CS gious hotels such as Ritz Paris, Georges V, SBM Monaco, Plaza Athénée AOCHR100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - MORELLO CHERRY 80x1oz/CS CS and Hotel Meurice. Andrésy is also proud to count among their clients, AOCLM100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - CLEMENTINE FROM CORSICA 80x1oz/CS CS AOSTR100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - SENGA STRAWBERRY 80x1oz/CS CS world-renowned caterers such as Lenôtre and Paul Bocuse. AORAS100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - RASPBERRY FROM CHAMPAGNE 80x1oz/CS CS AOORA100 ANDRESY ORIGINES - BITTER ORANGE FROM SEVILLE 80x1oz/CS CS CONFITURES A L’ANCIENNE BY ANDRESY PRIVATE LABEL PROGRAM ACAPR270 ANDRESY - APRICOT PRESERVE 270GR GLASS JAR 6/CS EA ACBCH270 ANDRESY - BLACK CHERRY PRESERVE 270GR GLASS JAR 6/CS EA Savory Gourmet is proud to offer you a great selection ACFIG270 ANDRESY - FIG PRESERVE 270GR GLASS JAR 6/CS EA of Andrésy jams, packed in a beautiful sleek dodecagon jars ACSTR270 ANDRESY - WILD STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 10oz GLASS JAR 6/CS EA with a white cup. ACRCUR270 ANDRESY - RED CURRANT PRESERVE 270GR GLASS JAR 6/CS EA ACCHE270 ANDRESY - MORELLO CHERRY PRESERVE 270GR GLASS JAR 6/CS EA Please contact your salesperson about our Private La- ACBLUE270 ANDRESY - BLUEBERRY PRESERVE 270GR GLASS JAR 6/CS EA bel program. ACCLEM270 ANDRESY - CLEMENTINE FROM CORSICA 270GR 6/CS EA ACORA270 ANDRESY - BITTER ORANGE PRESERVE 270GR 6/CS EA AC4FR270 ANDRESY - 4 RED FRUITS PRESERVE 270GR 6/CS EA CHEESE PRESERVE ACCOMPANIMENTS ITEM # PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PACK SIZE UNIT SALE ACFIGW125 ANDRESY - FIG WALNUTS PRESERVE 125GR (GOAT CHEESE) 12/CS EA BREAKFAST JARS ACBLUS125 ANDRESY - BLUEBERRY W/ SICHUAN PEPPER PRESERVE 125GR 12/CS EA (COMTE, ABONDANCE CHEESE) ACBCHT125 ANDRESY - BLACK CHERRY W/THYME PRESERVE 125GR 12/CS EA ACAPR100 ANDRESY - APRICOT PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS (BREBIS CORSE, PYRENEES CHEESE) ACCHER100 ANDRESY - MORELLO CHERRY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ACBCHE125 ANDRESY - BLACK CHERRY W/ ESPELETTE PRESERVE 125GR 12/CS EA ACHON100 ANDRESY - FLOWER HONEY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS (BREBIS CHEESE, PYRENEES CHEESE) AC4FR100 ANDRESY - FOUR RED FRUITS PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ACPEARC125 ANDRESY - PEAR W/ CUMIN PRESERVE 125GR 12/CS EA ACORA100 ANDRESY - ORANGE PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS (EPOISSES, ROQUEFORT, CAMEMBERT) ACSTRA100 ANDRESY - STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ACON115 ANDRESY - ONION PRESERVE 115GR 12/CS EA ACRAS100 ANDRESY - RASPBERRY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ACFIG115 ANDRESY - FIG PRESERVE 115GR 12/CS EA ESPFIGCAK ALMONDS FIG CAKE 450GR 12/CS EA AW4FR100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP - FOUR RED FRUIT 80x 1oz/CS CS ESPCREMA CREMA DE MEMBRILLO (QUINCE PASTE) 12/CS EA AWORA100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP - ORANGE PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ESPCRM97 QUINCE PASTE ALL NATURAL 97oz 2/CS EA AWHON100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP - FLOWER HONEY 80x 1oz/CS CS ESPFIGMARM FIG MARMELADE 290GR 12/CS 12/CS EA AWAPR100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP - APRICOT PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS AWCHER100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP - CHERRY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS AWSTRA100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP- STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ROOM SERVICE MUSTARDS AWRAS100 ANDRESY - WHITE CAP RASPBERRY PRESERVE 80x 1oz/CS CS ACMUSTDJA ANDRESY - DIJON MUSTARD 80x1oz/CS CS ACMUSTGNA ANDRESY - WHOLE - GRAIN MUSTARD 80x 1oz/CS CS ACMUSTDJ ANDRESY - DIJON MUSTARD ORIGINES 80x 1oz/CS CS ACMUSTGN ANDRESY - WHOLE-GRAIN MUSTARD ORIGINES 80x1oz/CS CS CONFITURES A L’ANCIENNE BY ANDRESY FOOD SERVICE ACAPR1KG ANDRESY -APRICOT PRESERVE 1KG GLASS JAR 6/CS EA ACFIG1KG ANDRESY - FIG PRESERVE 1KG GLASS JAR 6/CS EA 4 ACSTR1KG ANDRESY - STRAWBERRY PRESERVE 1KG GLASS JAR 6/CS EA 5 ACORA1KG ANDRESY - ORANGE PRESERVE 1KG GLASS JAR 6/CS EA BREAKFAST PASTRIES BOULART BREADS Inspired by the traditional knowhow of French The breads from Boulart are all about making the moment, bringing families and artisans, Bridor France has been making quality food lovers together around the table in a celebration of food and life. pastries for 30 years and is now the worldwide leader. All their breads are made with no additives or preservatives, yet they have an exceptional- Bridor France offers only hydro genated fat-free, French ly long shelf life. They fully bake a wide range of sizes and flavors of loaves to perfection, butter products. The long fermentation process involved gives then freeze and ship them ready for use. They are all clean label products. them a wealth of flavor. Also, the vanilla used to make chocolate To obtain truly great results with the kind of numbers they produce, they had to croissants comes from real vanilla pods, rather than artificial flavoring. review their business practices and hone their commercial baking skills. Pre-proofed and pre-egg washed, ready-to-bake pastries are perfect for ho- For over six years now, Boulart has been working hand-in-hand with retail and food-service tels and catering use. Elegant and savory, golden and crispy, puff pastries offer the best chains across North America to promote wider appreciation of truly exceptional artisan French breakfasts to the most demanding gourmets. breads. ITEM # PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PACK SIZE UNIT SALE ITEM # PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PACK SIZE UNIT SALE BRIDOR BREAKFAST PASTRIES CIABATTA BREADS ROLLS BR32181 BRIDOR - CROISSANT BUTTER MINI FROZEN .90oz 225CT/CS CS BO13720 CIABATTA BITES 240x1.1oz/CS CS BR32182 BRIDOR - CROISSANT CHOCOLATE MINI FROZEN .90oz 250CT/CS CS BO13721 CIABATTA BITES WHOLE GRAIN 240x1.1oz/CS CS BR32183 BRIDOR - CROISSANT RAISONS MINI FROZEN 1.07oz 260CT/CS CS BO13724 CIABATTA BITES PEPPER&ONION 240x1.2oz/CS CS BR32924 BRIDOR - MINI APPLE TURNOVER FROZEN 1.4oz 225CT/CS CS BO13726 CIABATTA BITES OLIVE 240x1.1oz/CS CS BR33241 BRIDOR - CROISSANT BUTTER MEDIUM FROZEN 2.20oz 60GR 70CT/CS CS BO13701 CIABATTA DINNER ROLL 120x1.6oz/CS CS BR34000 BRIDOR - CROISSANT BUTTER LARGE FROZEN 2.80oz 80GR 60CT/CS CS BO13704 CIABATTA DINNER ROLL RAISINS AND WALNUTS 120x1.6oz/CS CS BR33624 BRIDOR - CHOCOLATE CROISSANT LARGE FROZEN 2.50oz 70GR 90CT/CS CS BO13705 CIABATTA DINNER ROLL WHOLE GRAIN 120x1.6oz/CS CS BR32951 BRIDOR - CROISSANT RAISINS LARGE FROZEN 3.70oz 60CT/CS CS BR30228 BRIDOR - APPLE TURNOVER LARGE FROZEN 3.70oz BO13706 CIABATTA DINNER ROLL OLIVE 120x1.6oz/CS CS BR34421 BRIDOR - ALMOND CROISSANT FROZEN 90GR BR34171 BRIDOR - PUFF PASTRY 1/2 SHEET 36/CS CS CIABATTA BREADS BR33190 BRIDOR - HAZELNUTS SWIRL MINI FROZEN 1.40oz 120CT/CS CS BR33191 BRIDOR - GREEN TEA SWIRL MINI FROZEN 1.40oz 120CT/CS CS BO22100 CIABATTA BAGUETTE 18x11.5oz/CS CS BR33192 BRIDOR - LEMON SWIRL MINI FROZEN 1.40oz 120CT/CS CS BO22508 FOUGASSE OLIVE 16x12oz/CS CS BR32232 BRIDOR - GOURMANDIZ MIX PACK MINIS FROZEN 140CT/CS CS BO23200 CIABATTA DEMI-BAGUETTE 36x6.2oz/CS CS MINIS CRANBERRY TWIST, MINI CHOC TWIST, BO23701 CIABATTA SANDWICH BUN WHOLE GRAIN 48x4.2oz/CS CS MINI CINNAMON SWIRL, MINI CREAM CROISSANT BO13607 CIABATTA ARTISAN BURGER SLICED 80x3.5oz/CS CS BR32157 BRIDOR - CINNAMON SWIRL MINI FROZEN 260CT/CS CS BO13703 CIABATTA SANDWICH BUN 48x4.2oz/CS CS BR31293 BRIDOR - CHOCOLATE TWIST MINI FROZEN BR31104 BRIDOR - CHERRY LATTICE FROZEN 100CT/CS CS BR31106 BRIDOR - MINI APPLE
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