Ancho & Cocoa Rub
Smoked ancho, single-origin cocoa, cinnamon, coffee, brown sugar. For short ribs, brisket, roast carrots.
Twenty-three active blends across three collections. Rotating seasonal jars appear at the bottom of the page — when they're gone, they're gone until next year.
Ground fresh, blended by hand, shipped within seven days of milling.
Smoked ancho, single-origin cocoa, cinnamon, coffee, brown sugar. For short ribs, brisket, roast carrots.
Sweet, bittersweet and hot Spanish paprikas, layered in one jar. The base of every good stew.
Twenty-three toasted ingredients. Add stock and chocolate and you're most of the way there.
Wild thyme, sumac, sesame, toasted pistachio. On labneh, eggs, warm flatbread.
Rosemary, sage, fennel pollen, lemon zest. The jar that lives next to our stove.
Green cardamom, cassia, black pepper, clove, ginger. For proper stovetop chai.
Two full weeks of infusion, filtered by hand, bottled in amber glass so the aromatics stay put.
Arbequina from a small grove in Paso Robles, infused with rosemary from Michelle's garden.
Winter blood oranges cold-pressed with the oil. Bright, floral, unmistakable.
Slow-roasted garlic steeped for fourteen days. The pantry workhorse.
Preserves, salts and honey from producers we've worked with for years.
Hand-zested Meyer lemons folded into flaky Pacific sea salt.
Raw, unfiltered, from a Temecula apiary.
Six-week salt cure. For tagines, dressings, and roasted chicken.
Black mission figs from Fresno, brown sugar, a bracing hit of Tellicherry pepper.
Slow-cooked Early Girl tomatoes in olive oil, garlic and thyme. Spoon it onto anything.
Aleppo, ancho, toasted sesame, shallot. Not a shortcut — a hobby.