Monday, March 4, 2013
Friday, January 25, 2013
Cortazzo Foods & West Elm Market
Just like grandma's. Every batch of handcrafted Cortazzo Marinara Sauces is lovingly made of all-natural ingredients and simmers for hours. Stock your own pantry with these 25-ounce jars (perfect for all kinds of pastas) or give a few as gifts.
Williams Sonoma - West Elm Market
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Made Collection Cortazzo Tomato Sauce
CORTAZZO FOODS - TOMATO SAUCE VARIETY 3PK $27.00
PRODUCT DETAILS
There’s an old woman who lives on East 188th Street in the Bronx, off Arthur Avenue. She’s got garlic under her fingernails, age spots on her hands. She has hard, deep eyes that watched generations pass her by—starting back in Italy, then America. She stands over her Westinghouse stove in the apartment on East 188th Street, rocking on swollen, rusted ankles, stirring the sauce she has stirred for 60 years. And then, one day, she tastes the marinara from Cortazzo, and she stops stirring. She unties her apron, sits, and closes her eyes. She smiles. And she tells Sonny to order some more jars on the computer.
COMPANY INFO
Inspired by generations of passed down family recipes, Cortazzo chef J. Scott Martino combines fresh, tasty ingredients with classical cooking techniques to create his line of robust, authentic tomato and barbecue sauces. Obsession is what it takes to make sauces worthy of the Cortazzo name -- it took nine months to develop the company's secret mustard barbecue sauce blend. Cortazzo has stayed true to their roots since 2005, in Lancaster Pennsylvania, by making sauces that give Italy a run for its money.
SHIPPING AND RETURNS
This specific item usually ships with 7-10 business days. All sales final. Not eligible for return.
DETAILS AND CARE
Each jar is 24oz. Comes with three different flavors of sauce, Arrabbiata, Pomodoro and Marinara. Arrabbiata & Pomodoro: 100% natural, no preservatives, no added sugar, no trans fats and gluten free. Marinara: 100% natural, no preservatives, no trans fats, gluten free. Made in USA
Made Collection Cortazzo Tomato Sauce
Monday, November 5, 2012
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Holiday Flavors with Chef Scott Martino
Holiday Flavors with Chef Scott Martino
Tuesday, October 16th from 6:00 to 7:30 pm
- Wednesday, October 17th from 6:00 to 7:30 pm
$49.99
For more information visit:
http://goodcookingstore.com/cooking-classes/
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Chef Scott Martino & Smucker Farms
Chef Scott Martino & Smucker Farms of Lancaster County
On a summer day in 2005, Chef Scott Martino took a break from working at one of the finest restaurants in Pennsylvania and spent some time in his home garden. That day he harvested a bounty of tomatoes and used this fresh-picked produce to create what would become known as the Cortazzo Foods Marinara Sauce.
Chef Martino’s Lancaster County-basedCortazzo Foods now consists of three traditional Italian tomato-based sauces as well as two barbecue sauces. He still cooks using the same principle employed with that first pot of Marinara: small batches and taste-tests of every pot. The chef says that although this is a more time consuming method, it is a “labor of love.” Every batch of these handcrafted sauces simmers for hours and is created using only 100% natural ingredients, many of which are sourced directly from Lancaster County.
Family and friends have played a key role in the creation of Cortazzo Foods. The name “Cortazzo” was inspired by Chef Martino’s grandmother, Marianina Cortazzo. In honor of the chef’s heritage, he uses Marianina’s original Arrabbiata sauce recipe. Her portrait and other family photos are displayed on every jar of the tomato-based sauces. Much like the original Cortazzo sauce, the first batch of what would become Awesome in a Jar BBQ Sauce was created as an accompaniment to ribs Chef Martino cooked for an afternoon of watching football with friends. The Carolina Peakes sauce was created when a native South Carolinian friend told the Chef that people from Pennsylvania couldn’t possibly make Carolina barbecue sauce. Taking on the challenge, Chef Martino produced a sauce with a mustard and vinegar base, the traditional components of the region’s barbecue sauce. To remind his naysayer of her unfounded skepticism, he put her name on every bottle. Now Mrs. Peakes can no longer doubt Chef Martino, and we never will.
Here at Smucker Farms we carry the full line of Cortazzo Foods sauces. Next time you’re looking for inspiration for dinner, stop by the store and pick up a jar of your favoriteCortazzo sauce and cook your family’s next favorite meal, or just use the following recipes created by Chef Martino:
Steamed Clams Cortazzo: http://www.cortazzofoodsllc.com/recipes.htm
Awesome Beef Barbecue: http://www.cortazzofoodsllc.com/awesomebeefbbq.htm
Carolina Peakes Barbecue: http://www.cortazzofoodsllc.com/carolinapeakesporkbbq.htm
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Cortazzo Foods & Chef Scott Martino, Calendar
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