Stonewall Kitchen Sauces
Chicken Marsala
Marsala Sauce originated in Sicily, Italy where the popular sweet wine is produced. Often served at vintner's family tables, our own version is as robust and flavorful. Highlighted with Marsala wine, mushrooms, garlic and spices, it's perfect for your own easy home-cooked meal. This versatile sauce cooks well with chicken breasts or pork medallions. We also enjoy it with veal scaloppini.
Coq au Vin
Our true appreciation of French cooking inspired us to create this sauce. It is the traditional, somewhat elaborate and time consuming recipe made simple. All the complex flavors of red wine, mirepoix (minced onions, carrots and celery) and a little tomato blend to make this rich and truly flavorful sauce.
Pulled Pork
North Carolinians originally used the wood from their backyards for smoking and barbecuing pork and each cook had their own special sauce. Eventually the flavor and aroma of the best barbecue attracted neighbors and the first roadside barbecue joints were born. This sauce, slowly simmered with a pork shoulder, makes the best pulled pork sandwich you'll find north of Raleigh!
Cacciatore
Cacciatore is an Italian word for hunter; its American translation refers to a rich "hunter-style" sauce. We slowly simmer plenty of vegetables like peppers, onions, capers and mushrooms into a hearty tomato base and accent it with an assortment of spices. Our robust mix of ingredients creates a rich and zesty sauce that perfectly complements chicken and pasta for a deliciously easy home-cooked meal.
Sloppy Joe
Remember those tasty Sloppy Joes that were once a staple in school cafeterias and in every home in America? Sweet and spicy they first became popular in Key West in the 1930s. Our sauce is all grown up with peppers, onions and just the perfect amount of spice for a great tasting, easy-to-make lunch or dinner. So, grab the buns, plenty of napkins and enjoy!
Mom’s Meatloaf
Ah, the classic meatloaf. Few foods conjure up thoughts of home like this quintessential American recipe. Served fresh out of the oven, this simple, flavorful dish continues to reign supreme as a main course for families coast to coast. Our Mom's Meatloaf Starter honors this traditional dish by using only the finest ingredients to create a delicious main course that's perfect for today's busy lifestyles.
Coconut Curry
The blend of spices that create curry originate from Southeast Asia. The term "curry" has come to mean a variety of spices indigenous to a specific region and has become popular in British and Caribbean cuisines. Cayenne, ginger, jalapenos, mangoes and coconut cream are just some of the layers of flavors you will taste in this sauce that is indeed a tapestry of flavors. Use in this traditional chicken recipe or try it with shrimp, pork or tofu.
Chili Starter
When it comes to chili, everyone seems to have a favorite and we think our delicious Chili Starter ranks with the best. Made with the finest vegetables and spices and ready to be added to meat, beans or both, it's quick, easy and perfect for lunch, dinner, parties or watching the big game.
Chicken Marsala
Marsala Sauce originated in Sicily, Italy where the popular sweet wine is produced. Often served at vintner's family tables, our own version is as robust and flavorful. Highlighted with Marsala wine, mushrooms, garlic and spices, it's perfect for your own easy home-cooked meal. This versatile sauce cooks well with chicken breasts or pork medallions. We also enjoy it with veal scaloppini.
Coq au Vin
Our true appreciation of French cooking inspired us to create this sauce. It is the traditional, somewhat elaborate and time consuming recipe made simple. All the complex flavors of red wine, mirepoix (minced onions, carrots and celery) and a little tomato blend to make this rich and truly flavorful sauce.
Pulled Pork
North Carolinians originally used the wood from their backyards for smoking and barbecuing pork and each cook had their own special sauce. Eventually the flavor and aroma of the best barbecue attracted neighbors and the first roadside barbecue joints were born. This sauce, slowly simmered with a pork shoulder, makes the best pulled pork sandwich you'll find north of Raleigh!
Cacciatore
Cacciatore is an Italian word for hunter; its American translation refers to a rich "hunter-style" sauce. We slowly simmer plenty of vegetables like peppers, onions, capers and mushrooms into a hearty tomato base and accent it with an assortment of spices. Our robust mix of ingredients creates a rich and zesty sauce that perfectly complements chicken and pasta for a deliciously easy home-cooked meal.
Sloppy Joe
Remember those tasty Sloppy Joes that were once a staple in school cafeterias and in every home in America? Sweet and spicy they first became popular in Key West in the 1930s. Our sauce is all grown up with peppers, onions and just the perfect amount of spice for a great tasting, easy-to-make lunch or dinner. So, grab the buns, plenty of napkins and enjoy!
Mom’s Meatloaf
Ah, the classic meatloaf. Few foods conjure up thoughts of home like this quintessential American recipe. Served fresh out of the oven, this simple, flavorful dish continues to reign supreme as a main course for families coast to coast. Our Mom's Meatloaf Starter honors this traditional dish by using only the finest ingredients to create a delicious main course that's perfect for today's busy lifestyles.
Coconut Curry
The blend of spices that create curry originate from Southeast Asia. The term "curry" has come to mean a variety of spices indigenous to a specific region and has become popular in British and Caribbean cuisines. Cayenne, ginger, jalapenos, mangoes and coconut cream are just some of the layers of flavors you will taste in this sauce that is indeed a tapestry of flavors. Use in this traditional chicken recipe or try it with shrimp, pork or tofu.
Chili Starter
When it comes to chili, everyone seems to have a favorite and we think our delicious Chili Starter ranks with the best. Made with the finest vegetables and spices and ready to be added to meat, beans or both, it's quick, easy and perfect for lunch, dinner, parties or watching the big game.
Chicken Marsala
Marsala Sauce originated in Sicily, Italy where the popular sweet wine is produced. Often served at vintner's family tables, our own version is as robust and flavorful. Highlighted with Marsala wine, mushrooms, garlic and spices, it's perfect for your own easy home-cooked meal. This versatile sauce cooks well with chicken breasts or pork medallions. We also enjoy it with veal scaloppini.
Coq au Vin
Our true appreciation of French cooking inspired us to create this sauce. It is the traditional, somewhat elaborate and time consuming recipe made simple. All the complex flavors of red wine, mirepoix (minced onions, carrots and celery) and a little tomato blend to make this rich and truly flavorful sauce.
Pulled Pork
North Carolinians originally used the wood from their backyards for smoking and barbecuing pork and each cook had their own special sauce. Eventually the flavor and aroma of the best barbecue attracted neighbors and the first roadside barbecue joints were born. This sauce, slowly simmered with a pork shoulder, makes the best pulled pork sandwich you'll find north of Raleigh!
Cacciatore
Cacciatore is an Italian word for hunter; its American translation refers to a rich "hunter-style" sauce. We slowly simmer plenty of vegetables like peppers, onions, capers and mushrooms into a hearty tomato base and accent it with an assortment of spices. Our robust mix of ingredients creates a rich and zesty sauce that perfectly complements chicken and pasta for a deliciously easy home-cooked meal.
Sloppy Joe
Remember those tasty Sloppy Joes that were once a staple in school cafeterias and in every home in America? Sweet and spicy they first became popular in Key West in the 1930s. Our sauce is all grown up with peppers, onions and just the perfect amount of spice for a great tasting, easy-to-make lunch or dinner. So, grab the buns, plenty of napkins and enjoy!
Mom’s Meatloaf
Ah, the classic meatloaf. Few foods conjure up thoughts of home like this quintessential American recipe. Served fresh out of the oven, this simple, flavorful dish continues to reign supreme as a main course for families coast to coast. Our Mom's Meatloaf Starter honors this traditional dish by using only the finest ingredients to create a delicious main course that's perfect for today's busy lifestyles.
Coconut Curry
The blend of spices that create curry originate from Southeast Asia. The term "curry" has come to mean a variety of spices indigenous to a specific region and has become popular in British and Caribbean cuisines. Cayenne, ginger, jalapenos, mangoes and coconut cream are just some of the layers of flavors you will taste in this sauce that is indeed a tapestry of flavors. Use in this traditional chicken recipe or try it with shrimp, pork or tofu.
Chili Starter
When it comes to chili, everyone seems to have a favorite and we think our delicious Chili Starter ranks with the best. Made with the finest vegetables and spices and ready to be added to meat, beans or both, it's quick, easy and perfect for lunch, dinner, parties or watching the big game.