On the Menu: Bryan Voltaggio
Since making it to the finale on Top Chef, Bryan Voltaggio has been on fire, earning a 2010 JBF Best Chef nomination and the widespread praise of critics and diners. At tonight's Beard House dinner, chef Voltaggio will treat guests to a taste of his electrifying, modern cuisine. The event is booked solid, so we're left to only imagine what it will be like to feast on his menu, which is listed below:
Hors d’Oeuvre
Celeriac Macarons with Foie Gras and Cara Cara Orange
Lobster Crackers with California Estate Osetra Caviar, Chives, and Crème Fraîche
Chips and Dip > Ibérico Lomo and Barbecue Potato Chip
Edible Mojitos with Sea Foam
Crispy Hay–Smoked Oysters with Ramps
Pairing: Champagne Gardet Chigny-Les-Roses Brut Reserve NV
Dinner
Spring Garden > Beets with Timothy Hay–Smoked Carrots, Radishes, Soil, Fiddleheads, and Sheep’s
On the Menu: April 10 through April 16
Here’s what’s happening at the Beard House and around the country next week:
Sunday, April 10, 12:00 P.M.
Spring Teatime Lunch
Savor a sophisticated high tea–inspired luncheon prepared by the talented team behind the Artist Baker, a highly acclaimed boutique bakery. Pastry chefs Andrea Lekberg and Erica Leahy, both alums of prestigious eateries such as Craft, db Bistro Moderne, Sweet Melissa’s Patisserie, and Pichet Ong’s Batch, have designed an impeccably seasonal menu complete with wine pairings.
Monday, April 11, 7:00 P.M.
Savoring Northern Italy
Unlike most chefs, who seek out city locations with high foot traffic, Sean Weinberg opened Restaurant Alba in a small Pennsylvania town to be close to area farms. There, this Slow Food ambassador
Eye Candy: Brotherly Love
The Voltaggio brothers work together to plate a course of shima aji with salsify, quinoa, and morels. You can view more photos of the Top Chef finalists' thrilling dinner by clicking here.
(Click here to see our clip of Michael discussing his pigeon pastrami.)
On the Menu: Top Chef Attack!
While the rest of foodie nation eagerly awaits the next helping of Top Chef, we're getting a between-seasons taste of the show's latest and greatest hitters. Tonight the Beard House is welcoming Top Chef host Tom Colicchio and the chefs who help keep his acclaimed empire humming, including Damon Wise of Craft and the folks at the just-launched Colicchio & Sons. Here's a peek at the menu:
Ricotta and Black Truffle Ravioli with Puntarelle and Slow-Cooked Egg
Halibut with Spring Onions, Black Garlic–Braised Mushrooms, and English Pea Purée
Stuffed Squid with Cavalo Nero, Black Risotto, Spicy Tomatoes and Cocoa Nibs
Suckling Pig with Fava Beans
Roasted and Braised Elysian Fields Lamb with Morels and Stinging Nettles
Meyer Lemon Napoleon
Milk Chocolate–Passion Fruit Panna Cotta with Salty Caramel and Sweet Milk Sorbet
But it
On the Menu: March 7 through March 13
Here's what's happening at the Beard House next week:
Monday, March 8, 7:00 P.M.
The Art of Craft
Though he became a household name as a Top Chef judge, Tom Colicchio has long been a celebrity in foodie circles. The winner of four JBF Awards, Colicchio began his culinary ascent at Gramercy Tavern and has since made an indelible mark on the industry with his empire of Craft restaurants. For this special dinner, he and the chefs of his NYC restaurants will create a menu of their signature straightforward yet nuanced cuisine.
Tuesday, March 9, 7:00 P.M.
Top Chef Sibling Rivalry
Superstar siblings Bryan Voltaggio and Michael Voltaggio kept Top Chef viewers riveted last season with their cutthroat kitchen rivalry. At this exciting event, Bryan
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