On the Menu: Midwest Bounty
As the first certified green restaurant in Ohio, the Greenhouse Tavern scores big with environmentalists, but it’s chef Jonathon Sawyer’s “smart, simple dishes that keep food lovers coming back,” according to Bon Appétit. Sawyer, a 2010 Food & Wine Best New Chef and JBF Award semifinalist, is a foraging enthusiast with a passion for Buckeye State ingredients. He's also preparing dinner at the Beard House tomorrow (you can reserve a seat here); take a look at the menu:
Hors d’Oeuvre
Walleyed Quenelles with Tomato Coulis, Tomato Butter, and Parmesan
Foie Gras–Steamed Clams with Red Onion Brûlée, Late Harvest Viognier Vinegar, and Grilled Bread
Dry-Aged Beef Tartare with Mustard Sabayon and Onions
Black Walnut Soup en Croûte with Country Ham, Sage, and Wood-Ear
On the Menu: November 21 through November 27
Here’s what’s happening at the Beard House and around the country next week:
Sunday, November 21, 10:30 P.M.
Indian Street Food Workshop
Anyone who has ever walked the streets of Delhi or Mumbai knows that no stroll is complete without a stop at one of the many food vendors hawking tempting plates of savory, spicy snacks smothered in tangy chutneys and cooling yogurt. Learn how to re-create those mouthwatering delicacies under the tutelage of culinary instructor and Indian street-food expert Rati Lohtia.
Monday, November 22, 7:00 P.M.
Old World Meets New World
Set in a lovely small town, Uproot is proof that avant-garde elegance can succeed outside of major cities. With an AAA Four-Diamond award to his name, chef Anthony
News Feed: November 19
The Food Safety Bill is slowly moving forward. [NPR]
Michael Voltaggio's new restaurant, Ink. [LAT]
Fears persist about oil-tainted Gulf seafood. [Atlantic]
On the Menu: Old World Meets New World
Set in a lovely small town, Uproot is proof that avant-garde elegance can succeed outside of major cities. With an AAA Four-Diamond award to his name, chef Anthony Bucco has created a sophisticated contemporary American menu of classic dishes enhanced with modern techniques and ingredients. Here's what's on the menu (and click here to reserve your seat):
Hors d’Oeuvre
Foie Gras Torchon with Elderflower Meringue, Hazelnut Butter, and Fried Brioche
House-Cured Organic Salmon with Watermelon Radishes and Bitter Chocolate
Whiskey-Spiked Pears with Deep-Fried Pork Belly and Cinnamon
Hamachi with Green Apple Mustard and Cider Gelée
Pairings: Spiked Uproot Apple Cider Punch; Schramsberg Mirabelle Brut NV
Dinner
Barnegat Light Black Bass with
News Feed: November 18
A farmer explains why heritage turkeys are worth the cost. [Atlantic]
A twist on Thanksgivng tradition, starring with macaroni and brie. [HuffPo]
Bon Appétit's favorite cookbooks of 2010. [Bon Appétit]
Why not grill your bird this Thanksgiving? [LAT]
Test Your Eat-Q: Thanksgiving
Every year on Thanksgiving, Americans throughout the country sit down to a feast of traditional dishes, continuing a harvest ritual begun almost four hundred years ago. But how much do you really know about the history of those tried-and-true Thanksgiving foods? Try this question:
Which of these sea creatures was served at early Thanksgiving celebrations?
A. Shrimp B. Lobster C. Abalone D. SharkClick through for the answer and more Thanksgiving trivia questions.
News Feed: November 17
Mark Bittman endorses raw vegetables for thanksgiving. [NYT]
How to carve a turkey, minus the mess. [HuffPo]
RIP Four Loko: FDA to ban caffeine in alcoholic drinks. [WSJ]
Festive cranberry cocktails to liven up your thanksgiving menu. [Bon Appétit]
Is
Recipe: Jose Garces's Ham Hock and Tomato Stew
For this hearty and flavorful stew, JBF Award winner and Iron Chef Jose Garces takes smoked ham hocks—the tough cuts of pork located between the leg and foot—and simmers them for hours in a spicy, tomato-rich base.
James Beard's Recipe Box: Snickerdoodle Cake
Welcome to our third guest post about cooking from James Beard’s American Cookery. In this installment, blogger Debbie Koenig experiments with Beard's Snickerdoodle Cake. (You can find the guest post archive here.)
In 1972, my baby brother was born. That’s right, I said my baby brother, as in he’s younger than me by quite a few years. Fine.
Do you know what else was born in 1972, weighing nearly as much as that gurgling infant? James Beard’s American Cookery. This glorious doorstop of a cookbook includes more than 1,500 recipes and explores American home cooking in nearly encyclopedic fashion.
News Feed: November 16
Coffee and food pairings. [The Age]
Cult classic Yuengling looks to expand. [NPR]
Honey bees prove you are what you eat. [Sydney Morning Herald]
Thoughts on Thanksgiving hors d’oeuvre. [SE]
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