The Dish: Schwartz wins Beard Award, Bittman’s New Blog, and Chefs Forego Meat
Posted on 4 May, 2010 by trina
Tidbits that I found interesting this morning….
Chef-owner Michael Schwartz of Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink took home a James Beard Award last night. He was named Best Chef: South. Other nominees included Zach Bell of Cafe Boulud in Palm Beach, Scott Boswell of Stella! in New Orleans, John Harris of Lilette in New Orleans, and [...] » Read more..
Pinecrest’s Fleming Restaurant on Kitchen Nightmares this Friday
Posted on 3 May, 2010 by trina
Fleming is tucked on the side of a strip mall on 136th Avenue, close to the Falls. It’s popular with Pinecrest locals. Have you heard of it? Exactly.
Fleming hopes to increase its visibility with a turn on Gordon Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares. The surly chef and his staff prescribed changes to the menu and to the [...] » Read more..
Dollar Dish: Some Deals for This Month
Posted on 22 February, 2010 by trina
* * * Photo by David Siqueira (stock.xchang)* * *
Here are some deals going on at local restaurants this week:
Name Your Own Price at Pardo’s Chicken
Pardo’s Chicken is letting customers name their own price for Tuesday’s lunch–a Peruvian-style rotisserie chicken meal.
When: Tuesday, Feb. 23 from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm
Where: Pardo’s Chicken, 2312 Ponce de [...] » Read more..
Valentine’s Chocolate Buffet at the Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne
Posted on 21 February, 2010 by trina
* * * Photos by David Samayoa * * *
Here are some photos from the chocolate buffet at Cantina Beach (Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne). French pastry chef Patrick Lassaque and assistant pastry chef Bethany Haltibeitel took three days to prepare the spread.
It was $22 per person for the dessert buffet. I skipped the fancy meal for [...] » Read more..
Food Events Week of Feb. 9: Chocolate and Tequila or Eating in the Dark
Posted on 8 February, 2010 by trina
My picks for the most interesting food events this week….
WEDNESDAY 2/10
Sushi and Sake Tasting at Sushi Ko
Varieties of sake will be paired with sushi and Japanese snacks at this event hosted by blogger Sushi Pro (@sushi_pro). This event if open to hardcore sake fans, as well as those who are intrigued and want [...] » Read more..
Sourced: River Oyster Bar
Posted on 28 January, 2010 by trina
Slow Food Miami hosts a sustainable fish dinner at The River Oyster Bar on Sunday.
For this Sourced column, I got in touch with Slow Food Miami and the restaurant to find out more about the menu for the event.
Slow Fish Dinner
Amuse-bouche: Queen Conch “Pinchon” (with scotch bonnet jam)
Chef David Bracha sourced the queen conch from [...] » Read more..
A New England Fall at The Cape Cod Room
Posted on 16 November, 2009 by trina
We in South Florida have a romantic and wistful appreciation for the “fall” and “winter.” Or at least we appreciate our imagined version of how those seasons are traditionally experienced up north. This idealized image of the fall, with its foods and traditions, dances in our minds as soon as the temperature hits 78 degrees [...] » Read more..
In Season Recipes: Mango Main Courses
Posted on 29 July, 2009 by trina
Mangos aren’t just for desserts, snacks and cold appetizers. The past few weeks, I experimented with mangos in savory dishes. Here are some remarkable main courses you can prepare with the fruit.
Laylita’s Mango, Avocado and Arugula Salad
During my search for mango recipes, I discovered a new favorite food blog. Laylita’s Recipes, by an Ecuadorian living [...] » Read more..
Dollar Dish: Restaurant.com Deals on Well-known Restaurants
Posted on 23 June, 2009 by trina
I got an email about Restaurant.com giving 80% off its certificates through Thursday. On Restaurant.com, you can buy gift certificates to restaurants for yourself or others, usually for at least half off.
I’ve used the service before, with trepidation at first, but without any problems. I used the certificates at Maroosh (Falafel pictured above.) and Chispa [...] » Read more..
Pizza Crawl - North Miami
Posted on 11 June, 2009 by trina
This past Sunday, I took part in the North Miami leg of the pizza crawl. We visited Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza , Pizza Fusion, and Rack’s Italian Bistro & Market (pictured above). I had a slightly different experience than the rest of the group because my party arrived late. There were already 25 [...] » Read more..
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