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Urbnspice Confitures, Compotes and Jellies

By Denise Pare-Watson

Let me tell you a little about the UrbnSpice kitchen. There is often a gently simmering bone broth, a recipe or two in development stages, a course outline on the writing desk, cookies baking in the oven or jar labels being printed off for Urbnspice Confitures, Compotes and Jellies. It is a busy place where my background as a chef, pastry chef, administrative and office technology is extremely useful in putting together high-quality products and training.

Caramelized Onion Confiture | urbnspice.com

I have been making confitures (jams), jellies and preserves since I was a little girl helping my Mom preserve food from our market garden. There was something inherently satisfying looking at shelf upon shelf of multicoloured jars brimming with preserved fruit and vegetables, jams, jellies and sauces. I will always fondly remember the spicy fragrances of chilli sauce and apple butter simmering away on the stove.

Things have not changed all that much over the years. I have great pride and satisfaction in finding the best ingredients and pairing them in the best way possible to create a uniquely flavourful product. I still am proud of seeing little jars of confitures and jellies lined up ready for labelling or wrapped in boxes ready for shipping to customers. I am immensely proud of the feedback I receive from my customers and the repeat business that arises from this labour of love.

Urbnspice Confitures, Compotes and Jellies

Below, you will find a list of the items that are the focal points of UrbnSpice’s offering to you! I am very proud to offer you the best of the best. These confitures and jellies are created using artisanal methods, in small batches and lovingly prepared using beautiful ingredients. UrbnSpice confitures, compotes and jellies include:

Caramelized Onion and Roasted Garlic Confiture

The very concentrated flavours are the result of onions being caramelized to a yield of 20% of the original product. The result is uniquely savoury and sweet with a depth of flavour that is unmatched.

Caramelized Onion and Roasted Garlic Confiture | urbnspice.com

Chef Talk: Caramelized Onion and Roasted Garlic Confiture is wonderful with cheese plates with more robust cheeses such as Smoked Gouda or Old Cheddar or Red Leicester and when combined with lamb, pork, beef or wild game sausage, will always “wow” your guests.

Ingredients: Onions, garlic, butter, cider vinegar, lemon juice, balsamic, ground mustard, spices, sugar and pectin

Roasted Strawberry Confiture with Fine Italian Balsamic

The uniqueness of this confiture is the result of slow roasting strawberries in the French fashion together with Tahitian Vanilla Bean to a concentrated reduction that is 25% yield of the original product.

Roasted Strawberry Confiture | urbnspice.com

Chef Talk: The highly concentrated flavours are best complemented with cheeses such as Cream, Mascarpone, and Brie. Try it on vanilla ice cream, toasted buttery brioche, or wherever your imagination will take you. It will become indispensable in your pantry for those occasions when only the best will do.

Ingredients: Strawberries, sugar, vanilla bean, butter, balsamic, lemon juice, lemon zest, pectin

Red Wine, Port and Pomegranate Jelly

When the concentrated pomegranate molasses combined with the red wine and port, the resultant flavour has a depth and finish which is distinctive to this blending of ingredients.

Chef Talk: This rich jelly is a must with your next cheese platter. It is particularly tasty with goat cheese with a little drizzle of honey and some fresh rosemary on sliced fresh baguette or crackers. The depth of flavour can easily compliment duck breast or ham, dried sausage or wild game.

Ingredients: Red wine, ruby port, pomegranate molasses, sugar, lemon, pectin

Dried Cherry and Cranberry Compote
(also known as Montmorency Cherry and Cranberry Compote)

The dried cherries provide a concentrated flavour boost to the compote when combined with cranberries. The result is a tart, richly coloured product.

Chef Talk: Try this rich compote with a selection of soft cheeses or baked Brie. As well, it compliments poultry or duck dishes or charcuterie platters.

Ingredients: Dried cherries, cranberries, cranberry and pomegranate juice, port wine, citrus zest, sugar

Tawny Port and Aged Balsamic Jelly

The combination of the Tawny Port with the aged Balsamic provides a flavour explosion which as a unique & tangy finish on your palate.

Chef Talk: This delicious jelly is a pleasure to serve with any roasted meat or poultry or cheese & charcuterie platters. It is also lovely with pate.

Ingredients: Port, balsamic vinegar, sugar, citrus, pectin

For more information about UrbnSpice confitures, compotes and jellies, please contact me, Denise Paré-Watson at urbnspice@gmail.com or phone or text 778-581-4253.  For a list of available confitures, please contact me.

“UrbnSpice Tastings” – a pairing of confitures, chutneys and compotes with cheese and charcuterie, together with wine are available upon request for a small fee/person either in your home or mine.

Cooking and Baking Hands-On Classes are available in a group setting of 6 – 8 students or private lessons can also be arranged. These classes are held in my user-friendly and functional kitchen in the heart of Lower Mission in Kelowna, B.C.

Seasonal products are available in limited quantities – first come, first served.  These may include the ever popular Roasted Peach Confiture with Rosemary and Brandy,  Urb’n’Spice Mulling Spices packets as well as “Holiday Treats Preserve” – a delightful and delicious combination of cranberry, pineapple and pear compote.

Roasted Peach Confiture | urbnspice.com

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