Brilliant idea!! Necessity truly is the mother of invention.
I love a good Greek salad - with lots of herby notes. To me it's the perfect harmony of flavor, texture, and color.
Thanks for this Rosh Hashana post! I've been searching the web for some creative dishes for this year's meal without much success, but these recipes seem wonderful. L' Shana Tova.
Chocolate Truffle Cookies
http://www.recipezaar.com/146263
These beauties are always a showstopper!
Thanks!
I feel like a broken record but, roasted brussels sprouts.
Thanks!
Garnet yams and apples in the fall, my husband's swiss chard, roasted brussels sprouts, celery sticks...the list could go on and on but I'll stop there. Thanks!
Dark, if I must choose.
Hi Zach,
Great post, but couple of corrections. Just confirmed with BB's - they serve the chicken sandwiches on Saturdays (thankfully, as we're flying up today) and they are closed Sundays and Mondays.
Suebee
I know, all over the map but we're coming in to NYC from LA for two short days and need a good place for a family dinner. We'll have our 15-month old in tow, so we can't do anywhere remotely serene, though we'd love something delicious, preferably below 14th.
Have to say I'm a little overwhelmed with all of the options. Would love some guidance. Thanks so much!
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OK guys, I cancelled the Prune reservation. I think you're right about it being too small and intimate for our group.
Now we're down to Pastis, Bar S., and Artisanal. I'm leaning towards Pastis, which seems toddler-friendly but still not sure. Any thoughts?