





|
|
Some of the ways Nekutli Agave Nectar is being used.
|
|

Jimmy's
- An American Restaurant & Bar
Carlos Salcedo, Executive Chef
|
Simple Mixed Greens with Champagne Vinaigrette and Duck
|
Vinaigrette:
Champagne vinegar
Olive oil
Orange juice
Lavender flowers
Nekutli Agave Nectar (light or amber)
|
Duck Breast:
Marinate overnight with Nekutli Agave Nectar (amber or dark)
Rosemary and thyme
Pan sear and slice
Place on top of fresh tossed salad
|
RANGE Restaurant
Adam Ort, Chef de Cuisine
|
Agave Spiced Carrot Soup
This is the perfect recipe for a chilly Aspen night or a foggy San Francisco evening... Made from simple ingredients that are usually found in most any home kitchen. It is easy to prepare, vegetarian, and great for entertaining, as the presentation can be made by anyone with little fuss and minimal cost. This soup pairs very well with an oaky California Chardonnay.
|
Ingredients
1 ea Onion
4 ea Garlic, Cloves
1 ea Celery, Stalk
6 ea Carrots, Peeled
1 sprig Thyme
1/2 cup Wine, White
1/4 cup Oil, Extra Virgin Olive
1 tsp AllSpice, Ground
1 tsp Clove, Ground
1/4 cup, Nekutli Amber Agave Nectar
4 cups Vegetable Stock or water
1 ea Bay Leaf
Salt/Pepper
Sour Cream, Sage, and Cinnamon for Garnish
|
Method
- Chop the onion, garlic, celery and peeled carrots into a small rough dice
- Sweat the carrots, celery and onions together until they are partially cooked with a little salt and pepper in olive oil
- Add the garlic ad continue to cook slowly until the vegetables are soft
- Add the spices and cook for three minutes toasting them with the vegetables
- Add Nekutli Agave Nectar and cook until it is a syrup consistency
- Add the picked thyme and wine and reduce by half
- Add the vegetable stock and bay leaf and simmer for 20 minutes
- Remove the bay leaf and puree soup in blender while slowly adding the olive oil
- Adjust seasoning
- Pour in bowls and garnish with a dollop of sour cream, dusted in cinnamon, with a fried sage leaf.
- Add drops of the Agave
Nectar in the soup as well for that "professional" look
|
Wildboar
Conundrum Catering & Aspen Private Chefs
Jimmy Nadell, Executive Chef
|
Japanese Style Barbecued Wild Boar Ribs
|
Ingredients
Yield 6 Servings
3 Full Wild Boar Rib Racks
1 gallon veggie stock
Marinade
1 cup Nekutli Agave Nectar
3 cloves garlic
3 oz fresh ginger
1 bunch cilantro
2 TBSP five spice powder
1 cup Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce
1 cup Kecap Manis sweet soy
Glazing Sauce
1 cup chopped scallions
1 TBSP white sesame seeds
2 cups Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce
2 TBSP Kecap Manis sweet soy
1 cup Mirin
1 cup Agave Nectar
|
Method
- Add all ingredients together in a food processor, spin for fifteen seconds.
- Rub marinade on ribs and refrigerate for two hours.
- Place Ribs in a braising pan, add veggie stock, cover tightly and braise at 325 for 2 hours.
- Refrigerate until ready to grill.
- Using your favorite smoking wood chips and charcoal crisp up the ribs on your grill while basting with the Glazing Sauce.
Chef Notes:
Wild Boar Ribs are available through Game Sales International (800) 729-2090. Nekutli Agave Nectar is an all-natural fabulous substitute for honey, which adds a great-caramelized crust to your grilling techniques. Nekutli Agave Nectar is available through The Colibree Company (970) 925-8974
|
Willow Creek Bistro
Mathew Zubrod, Executive Chef |
MZ
Margarita
|
Ingredients
8 oz Silver Herradura
or similar quality 100% agave tequila
4 oz grand marnier
3 oz fresh lime juice
1 T Agave Nectar
Lime, Salt for garnish
Yield 4 portions
|
Method
Place ingredients
in shaker with 1 cup ice, shake well, pour into rocks glass with Ice,
and garnish
|
Willow
Creek Bistro
Mathew Zubrod, Executive Chef
|
Oatmeal
Pancakes
|
Ingredients
2 cup whole milk
1.5 cup Oat Flour
4T Agave Nectar
4tsp baking powder
1 t salt
4 egg yolks
2 T Almond or other Nut Oil
4 Egg Whites
|
Method
Combine All ingredients in mixing bowl except egg whites. Mix well, then
separately whip egg whites and fold into batter.
|
Ken
Bartle, Private Brewer |
Agave
Amber Ale
The sweetness of the agave nectar will vanish completely after fermentation,
and will add a nice body to the beer. |
- I gallon
water PLUS 12 pounds amber malt extract AND 1 gallon (11 pounds) Agave
Nectar, dark . BRING TO A BOIL
- AT START
OF BOIL add 2 ounces Chinook hop pellets - alpha acid 12.2%
(or thereabouts)
- AT 45
MINUTES FROM START OF BOIL add 4 ounces of Cascade hop pellets - alpha
acid 5.9% (or thereabouts)
- AT 50
MINUTES add one teaspoon of Irish moss
- AT 55
MINUTES add 2 ounces of Fuggle hop pellets - alpha acid 4.4%
( I'll say it again - or thereabouts)
- AT 60
MINUTES pour into approx. 12 gallons of (filtered or pre-boiled) COLD
water.
- NEXT add
2 more ounce of Fuggle hop pellets - alpha acid 4.4% ( you guessed
it - or thereabouts).
- CHECK
TEMPERATURE OF THIS MIXTURE (the wort).
- When temperature
is below 80 degrees Fahrenheit, add one ounce packet of dried Windsor
ale yeast.
- Store
at room temperature in a dark place. The brew should be ready to
bottle in about a week.
Chef
Notes: If
you are new to beer brewing and need precise instructions on
how to do all of the above and want to enjoy a fine-tasting
amber ale without wasting all your time and money because you made
a fundamental error - of which there are many possibilities -Ken
suggests you get a book on "basic beer brewing" from your
local library or from a friend who has done it all before.
|
|
|