Chef-mate Sharp Cheddar Cheese Sauce and Queso, Superbowl Party Supply, 6 lb 10 oz (# 10 Can Bulk)
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It takes thousands of plates to earn a good reputation. You have to do it right every single time. Chef-mate was built on the consistency we provide to you. Whether it's Country Sausage Gravy, Basic Cheddar Cheese Sauce, or any of our other great products, you can rely on satisfying taste every time. That's the reputation we've built over the past 50 years by always staying true to you.
Con Queso Sauce
Butter, salted 1 tbsp
Green Bell Peppers 1/2 cup small, diced
Chef-mate Sharp Cheddar Cheese Sauce 1 qt
Tomatoes, canned with juice 1 1/2 cups drained
Jalapenos, canned, diced 1 table spoon drained, fine diced
Cumin, ground 1 tea spoon
Garlic Powder 1 tea spoon
White pepper, ground 1/8 tea spoon
In a 3 quart saucepan over medium high heat, melt butter or margarine. Add peppers; sauté 2 minutes. Add Sharp Cheddar Cheese Sauce, tomatoes, diced jalapeños, cumin, garlic powder and pepper. Heat to a gentle boil, stirring frequently. Reduce heat and gently boil 1 minute, stirring frequently.
Cooked Before Canning - How Does It Work?
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Well, it’s pretty much just like you’d do it in your own kitchen, only bigger. First, we start by buying and mixing quality ingredients. Because we believe starting with quality results in quality. Next, just like you would at home, we use our years of experience and Cooked Before Canning method to carefully pressure cook the food to ensure that the ingredients don’t break down and maintain their integrity and texture. |
We also use a simmering effect to help eliminate harsh flavors that are the result of other canning methods. And, just like you, we do everything we can to closely monitor the food to keep it the right temperature and consistency. That way you and your customers get the flavor you expect every time. |
This method allows us to deliver in larger cans without overcooking the food. And it’s essentially the same way it’s been done in kitchens for years. The way you would do it, and the way your grandparents would have done it. |
