On the Menu: March 14 through March 20
Here’s what’s happening at the Beard House and around the country next week:
Monday, March 15 7:00 P.M.
A Schmaltz to Remember
Even if you don’t know your derma from your deckle, this celebration of delicatessen delights will not disappoint—and you won’t go home hungry. Save the Deli author David Sax, along with deli maven Gail Simmons, has assembled a team of talented chefs to transform once-pervasive deli classics into creative, contemporary cuisine. Eat. Eat!
Tuesday, March 16, 6:30 P.M.
The Elements of Tofu
We’re learning about the Japanese art of tofu making at this special JBF Greens dinner. Chef Hiroki Abe of EN Japanese Brasserie will create a five-course seated tasting menu that showcases the many forms of fresh tofu and its rich history and artistry
Giveaway: Win a Free Copy of Save the Deli (Pickles Extra)
With his well-seasoned website and new book, Save the Deli, David Sax has taken public his personal mission to save the taste and culture of the Jewish delicatessen. And on Monday he’s taking it to the Beard House, where he’ll preside over a dinner of elevated deli delights entitled “A Schmaltz to Remember.” New York eateries—like Ben’s Best, Second Avenue Deli, and Liebman’s—will provide some signature dishes, while New York chefs—such as Bruce Bromberg and Eric Bromberg (Blue Ribbon), Harold Moore and Snir Eng-Sela (Commerce), and George Lazi (Fig & Olive)—will riff on deli classics,
JBF News: NYC Deli Tour with Save the Deli author David Sax, Now Open for Bidding
The packages in our online auction are getting better and better! We recently added a custom tour of New York City's finest delicatessens with Save the Deli author David Sax. A connoisseur of pastrami and knishes, Mr. Sax is the perfect personality to lead a culinary tour through the epicenter of Jewish American deli tradition and culture (we know it's no coincidence that countless delis across the country have "New York" in their name). Using your favorite deli foods as a guide, he will design an itinerary that's both fascinating and delicious. Read more about this one-of-a-kind package here. Want to see more exciting lots and support JBF? Visit www.jbfauction.cmarket.com to see the ever-growing selection of gourmet packages, all part of our upcoming
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