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Category Archives: charcuterie
boudin blanc, ribeye & red stripe…
these treats come courtesy of megan’s grandfather, who recently gave us a smoker that was originally purchased in the early 1900′s on houston ave! to say it’s nicely seasoned would be a true under-statement… i will always be a fan … Continue reading
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foie gras, coffee soil, lime & smoked creme fraiche
foie gras – cured & rolled “au torchon”
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chef wes morton
i had the opportunity to eat some of wes’s food last night and it was out of sight! caviar is always a great way to begin your meal and he delivered. some of the best “tete” (head cheese) ive had … Continue reading
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bring on the bacon…
justin has been very busy messing around with his meat – worse part is the wait!!! see yall in a few months…
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