Farms, Ranches, and Local Food Businesses that deliver Condiments in May, TX 76857 (143)

A progressive food company that is passionate about the humble culture our food inspires, Humble House is known as a “pop-up restaurant in San Antonio, Texas.” Executive chef and co-owner, “Luis Morales,” has been hosting popular food demonstration and selling “handmade products,” such as basil and parmesean pesto, clamata and caper tapenade for the past six years. Humble House source fresh ingredients from the farmer's market to prepare dishes as a way “to support farmers and ranchers from San Antonio.” Because of their emphasis on locally sourced produce, eggs and meat, the menu will change every week. However, one of the popular items of Humble House Foods is the “Mashed Brown.” They will continue serving it as long as customer demand stays high and ingredients are still in stock. Humble House Foods has been included in Kim's Lists as one of the 9 Artisan Salsas in Texas you must Try! Check out the link to learn more!

Clint’s Texas Salsa was founded in 1996 to bring the fresh taste of a “traditional salsa” to a market that was dominated by picante sauces. The owner, Clint has passion in making great Salsa. Therefore, he is committed to using only the finest ingredients available to create the freshest, best tasting salsa available in the market. His recipe features Serrano peppers, which have a superior flavor to that of Jalapeno peppers and he don’t load the product down with tomato paste. It really makes a big difference that you can taste. Clint’s Texas Salsa won 1st Place Hot Salsa at the 1998 Texas Fiery Food show and their unique salsa continue to receive national recognition today. Clint's Texas Salsa has been included in Kim's Lists as one of the 9 Artisan Salsas in Texas you must Try! Check out the link to learn more!

Established in 2003, Alamo Gristmill & Spice started as a family business, specializing in “Blending Seasonings, Canning Fruits and Vegetables,” plus Creating Gluten-Free Baking Mixes. Their products are handcrafted to taste good and are naturally prepared. They process them in small batches while focusing on a flavorful product. Since their passion is all natural specialty foods, they partner with local farmers and select the “cleanest all natural ingredients” they can find to make their Gourmet Recipes. Using their family recipes and tradition, Alamo Gristmill & Spice still proudly make “Sally's Authentic Salsa”, and Chef Michael's creations like bbq sauces, chipotle sauces, Sweet Fire and Candied Pickles. They also have original jam recipe from their Aunt Catherine, and seasonal German pickles from Grandpa Yeager. Alamo Gristmill & Spice has been included in Kim's Lists as one of the 9 Artisan Salsas in Texas you must Try! Check out the link to learn more!

Looking for a unique and traditional taste of Texas? Located in Southeast Bexar County, TeGarden is a small family-owned farm re-established in 2009 that offer jellies that will satisfy and delight your taste buds! Their jellies are handcrafted in small batches, ensuring great taste and quality. They have different variants like Jalapeno Jelly, Prickly Pear Jelly, Habanero Jelly, Pomegranate Jelly, Mesquite Bean Jelly, and the Granpa’s Wild Grapes that has a deep rich acidic flavor which makes for a wonderful grape jelly. The produce is home grown in their own garden and the greenhouse. They also have Registered Nubian goats, guardian dogs, chicken eggs, goat milk soap, seasonings and meat rubs.

The name alone evokes high, positive, contagious energy, and it is exciting! Kelle B Jammin' is a smart play on words, perfect for the business of selling delicious jams. Kelle B Jammin’ makes and sells small-batch, artisanal, gourmet jams. But don't be fooled by the name. They also sell snacks and pickles, rubs, spices, sauces, as well as mixes and kits. This small, local business is located in Lubbock, Texas. Just as sweet is the other project by Kelle B Jammin' - Kelle B Kids Cookery Camp, where kids are taught basic cooking skills. That is an important skill and who knows, maybe someday one of the kids here start their own jam business, just like Kelle B Jammin’!      

Right now, there isn't a lot Farmer Matt’s Food Co. is selling. But whatever they produce from a process they describe as artisanal alchemy, it is surely a great product. Take for example the Fermented Pepper Condiment. Farmer Matt’s Food Co. takes pride in the fact that they make a hot sauce using a thorough fermentation process, naturally and artistically fermented in small batches. No vinegar. No sugar. 100% yummy. Maybe it is because the spice is made from the very peppers used to make the sauce. Farmer Matt’s Food Co. describes their Fermented Pepper Condiment as "the perfect blend of habanero and jalapeño peppers, garlic, and hibiscus flowers." Not only that, but they are also using their own special secret spices. If you want a bottle, you can visit Wolfforth Farmers Market every Saturday or order online.

One of the reasons why we love to buy from restaurants is because the food they sell has this distinct, delicious flavor we cannot imitate or match. It is frustrating, especially if you feel like you are doing everything right. Many people love to grill meat, but the taste is very different from the grilled meat they buy in the restaurant. Maybe Grilling Geek Spices can help you. They sell spices made for meats you want to grill. Using this instead of the plain salt-and-pepper seasoning may be the trick that can turn your grilling from average to outstanding!

Even the most delicious salsa can taste stale or boring if there is no variety. Thankfully, Kickin Dips & Salsa had the foresight to make several different salsa dips. They have Wrangler Ranch, Dadgum Spicy Garlic Sauce, Bless Your Heart Pineapple & Roasted Rodeo Red Medium, and Hot Salsa. The question now is what you are having? If you are craving their salsa, you can always visit the nearby farmers market. Or leave them a message and see how you can stock up on salsa so you don't run out of supply fast.