FOOD
Re: FOOD
by slim » Wed Feb 16, 2011 1:18 pm
That and the quail were my favorites I think.
The cauliflower for crunch. The currants for sweetness. The Veloute for savory. The scallop was perfectly seared. Yes it worked beautifully. But the veloute was only a small quantity, applied to the plate with a squeeze bottle and not to the scallop. So it was just a touch of curry really. These courses were tiny obviously.
If anything, the lamb was the one dish where the flavor of the meat did not shine through the accompaniments. The black truffle riso nero combined with the reduced sherry were a powerful flavor that overpowered the lamb... even though it was farm raised and quite gamey as far as lamb goes. But still delicious overall.
My only real complaint is the heaviness of the entire meal as a whole. Foie gras, pork belly, quail and lamb. No salad or other light course... But whatever. It was overall top five meals I have experienced.
The cauliflower for crunch. The currants for sweetness. The Veloute for savory. The scallop was perfectly seared. Yes it worked beautifully. But the veloute was only a small quantity, applied to the plate with a squeeze bottle and not to the scallop. So it was just a touch of curry really. These courses were tiny obviously.
If anything, the lamb was the one dish where the flavor of the meat did not shine through the accompaniments. The black truffle riso nero combined with the reduced sherry were a powerful flavor that overpowered the lamb... even though it was farm raised and quite gamey as far as lamb goes. But still delicious overall.
My only real complaint is the heaviness of the entire meal as a whole. Foie gras, pork belly, quail and lamb. No salad or other light course... But whatever. It was overall top five meals I have experienced.
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Re: FOOD
by evil temptress » Wed Feb 16, 2011 7:03 pm
I don't really think it is surprising consider what Kevin is known for.
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Re: FOOD
by 600#gorilla » Thu Feb 24, 2011 12:49 pm
slim wrote:What. The. Fuck.
brings new meaning to "vegging out".
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Re: FOOD
by malachi » Fri Feb 25, 2011 6:26 pm
I fucking hate business lunches.
And this one was the worst yet. Worse than the time a client took me to the TGI Fridays at the Indianapolis Airport.
Who the fuck takes a business contact to a fucking organic vegetarian mexican restaurant?!?! Seriously... mexican food with no meat, no fat, no salt... like eating the scraps left over from prepping a real meal. Gross.
And this one was the worst yet. Worse than the time a client took me to the TGI Fridays at the Indianapolis Airport.
Who the fuck takes a business contact to a fucking organic vegetarian mexican restaurant?!?! Seriously... mexican food with no meat, no fat, no salt... like eating the scraps left over from prepping a real meal. Gross.
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Re: FOOD
by 600#gorilla » Fri Feb 25, 2011 7:05 pm
malachi wrote:I fucking hate business lunches.
And this one was the worst yet. Worse than the time a client took me to the TGI Fridays at the Indianapolis Airport.
Who the fuck takes a business contact to a fucking organic vegetarian mexican restaurant?!?! Seriously... mexican food with no meat, no fat, no salt... like eating the scraps left over from prepping a real meal. Gross.
lol.
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