Mesclun de Nice Salad Seed Mix contains a mixture of seeds of seven different types of French heirloom lettuce, of two different French heirloom escaroles and one frisée, plus chervil and roquette. These are pre-mixed and packed into a muslin bag. A smaller muslin bag contains nasturtium seeds. There are enough seeds to plant a five foot row or five-foot square patch 3 times.

Milled and hand crafted in Northern California these Pistaschio Wood Mini-Boards have a beautiful variegated grain and each one is different. Each board comes with a French Vintage Knife sourced from flea markets in France. It is the perfect size, 11.5 inches by 5 inches by 1/2 inch to tuck into a picnic basket or back pack, or to keep in the kitchen for serving a special cheese or to chop a few garlic cloves. Information and care instruction card included.

Vintage French stoneware escargot pots, just right for one snail and lots of garlick parsley butter. Each pot is a little bit different, adding to the charm of this set of 12 pots. Hand washing recommended.

La Vie Rustic's Cranberry Bean Soup Set includes everything you need to make the soup. Rancho Gordo Cranberry Beans, a jar of La Vie Rustic Sel de Thyme, a jar of Herbes de Provence, sprigs of fresh sweet bay laurel, four color recipe card, and an information card about fresh sweet bay.

Sel de Sarriette made with French sea salt and winter savory. An excellent seasoning for beans.

Made from French gray sea salt from Guerande in Brittany and French lavender buds, use this spicy, aromatic salt as you would regular salt to season meats, vegetable dishes and even desserts, like chocolate.

Note: Navel Orange zest has been substituted for the Blood Orange Zest; Blood Orange will return in January with the new crop.

Contents: Coarse Sel de Guèrande and Dried Navel Orange and Meyer Lemon Zest

90 grams

ORIGIN: France and California

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In French markets and home gardens, you’ll see an ever-changing array of lettuces in all colors, leaf types, shapes, and sizes. Red, pale green, dark green, variegated, tight heads, loose heads, tall and short - the choice is vast and varied. The ones we have selected here represent a combination of shapes, colors and flavors that will ensure you a wide range of lettuces for your salads. All of them are heirlooms with a long history of being cultivated in French potager and market gardens. The seed varieties marked with a “V” indicates they were described by the famous French seedsmen and horticulturalists, MM. Vilmorin-Andrieux, over 125 years ago in their book, The Vegetable Garden, first published in English in 1885.