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French Onion with Rosemary

French Onion with Rosemary

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French Onion with Rosemary from Blake Hill Preserves is a savory cheese-pairing jam of onions slow-cooked with brown sugar, apple cider vinegar, rosemary, caraway, and a splash of bourbon.

At a glance

  • Main: Slow-cooked onions
  • Aromatics: Rosemary and toasted caraway seeds
  • Finish: A splash of bourbon
  • Style: Savory cheese-pairing jam
  • Best with: Alpine and gruyere cheeses
  • Vendor: Blake Hill Preserves
  • Origin: Vermont, USA

Best for

  • Pairing with alpine-style cheeses
  • Stirring into macaroni and gruyere
  • Topping burgers and steak sandwiches
  • Building a savory cheese board
  • Glazing roast chicken or pork
  • Gifting to savory-food enthusiasts

Pairings

Pairs naturally with alpine-style cheeses and shines stirred into a macaroni and gruyere dish. Enjoy it on a burger or alongside roasted meats.

Flavor profile

Deep, nutty caramelized onion with woodsy rosemary, toasty caraway, and a warm bourbon finish.

About Blake Hill Preserves

Blake Hill Preserves is a Vermont-based, family-run maker of award-winning small-batch jams, marmalades, and savory preserves crafted with locally grown fruit.

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Product facts

Maker based in
Windsor, Vermont
Great for
  • Pairing with alpine-style cheeses
  • Stirring into macaroni and gruyere
  • Topping burgers and steak sandwiches
  • Building a savory cheese board
  • Glazing roast chicken or pork