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fooditude: Grapefruit Rosemary Sorbet
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Thursday, February 19, 2009. I am the fortunate recipient of a hand-me-down Cuisinart ice cream/sorbet machine that friends of mine didn't want and had almost never used. So I decided to invite those friends to dinner and serve them the first sorbet ever made in the machine. The flavor I settled on is grapefruit and rosemary. This may sound strange at first, but it really works: original, fresh, palate-cleansing, intensely aromatic, bitter-sweet, herbaceous, and just plain taste-bud-exploding. Let it run...
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fooditude: DAMON BAEHREL, 2nd course.
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Sunday, August 5, 2012. DAMON BAEHREL, 2nd course. As I was saying! The next course from chef Damon Baehrel was really many mini-dishes in one, arrayed in a beautiful oval on a gorgeous plate (Baehrel joked that his accountant told him he could have either a sports car, or his exquisite set of dishes). Clockwise from top center, is a radish with a sauce of flax seed oil, red pepper and sorrel vinegar, poised atop a nasturtium leaf. The ball of cheese is a three-week-old ch. View my complete profile.
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fooditude: Faux Philip at ESCA
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Sunday, September 26, 2010. Faux Philip at ESCA. I live near Esca, a high-end restaurant specializing in southern Italian seafood. For years I've passed by, figuring I'd go in there one day when the occasion arose. Well, finally it did: my dad's birthday. Was the actor preparing for a role as a waiter? Could it really be him? You can only tell the two apart because one of them is busy peeling back fish skin. I was quite disappointed when faux Philip took FOREVER to fillet my mom's pink snapper, becau...
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food for design: June 2006
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Friday, June 30, 2006. Posted by food for design at 1:00 AM. Monday, June 26, 2006. Food for design wants to be an open non-profit source for design, food and science cross-over. The first aim of this project is to explore and understand the physicochemical properties of materials / ingredients and apply this under-standing when designing. Bernard Lahousse] x [Lieven De Couvreur]. Posted by food for design at 1:53 PM. Food for design.be. So please take a seat and have a bite! Food for design was invited ...