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wagyu shortrib
wagyu shortrib, white pepper emulsion, pickled beet, hon shimeji & textured olive oil wagyu shortrib, crispy causa, white pepper emulsion, hon shimeji & textured olive oil
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wd-50, wylie & alex
here is an example of a chef who knows what he is doing from concept to the last guest. pay attention!!!!!
sometimes the best stuff lurks beneath…
for a long time now, people’s defensive stand against modern food is truly baffling to me. im not even sure what those words mean anyway, “modern food”. often i hear un-educated stands that have no merit. for example, the use … Continue reading
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cod
black cod poached in goat’s milk, black olive, crispy panzanella & parsnips
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looking back to laidback manor…
the foie gras milkshake which was served with the duck, duck…goose (seen below) duck, duck…goose sweet potato pie, tx toast, smoked potato salad & almond-green onion crumble a mirror image of arugula & beets crab & the flavors of guacamole … Continue reading
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