Need a Rec: Bar Harbor in July
We're going to be in Bar Harbor for my birthday in July. Need a GREAT restaurant for a Friday night dinner . . .
thanks all.
ended up having Sunday dinner at Eleven. Really wonderful. My husband had sashimi and rare tuna with zucchini & red potatoes. I ate mesclun salad with concord grape vinaigrette and maytag bleu cheese, followed by scrumptious Alaskan halibut with a potato crust, stewed tomatoes and sweet corn. Ended with a cheese selection and mascarpone cannolli with balsamic reduction and fresh peaches. just terrific.
thanks so much--very helpful!!
silicone egg poachers are fab! use mine ALL the time.
I live around the corner from Maialino, and they serve the best restaurant breakfast I've ever had. Early morning is the best time to snag a seat here, too. We can almost never find a spot for dinner.
If you're too early for breakfast on the weekends, you can sit in the bar and enjoy their excellent coffee and pastries. You'll miss the amazing egg dishes, etc., but the olive oil muffins are worth a trip all by themselves.
I'm wondering what I'm doing (if anything) that is preventing the dough from forming a smooth, intact pie shell. The dough is frozen in a wax-paper-wrapped ball when I buy it. I let it soften in the fridge overnight, then flatten & roll on floured board. I can roll out and place it in the pie plate without problem, but it pulls apart during pre-baking--even with pie weights.
Saturday dinner: broiled swordfish sandwiches with tapenade, fresh tomatoes, red onion on toasted ciabatta and potato salad (made with Nicola heirloom potatoes, lemon marinated olives, red onion, celery)
Sunday lunch: "baked" white beans with fresh rosemary, sage & thyme (from Union Square Second Helpings cookbook) with poached egg and toasted ciabatta.
Sunday dinner: guacamole (avocado, roasted tomatillo, roasted garlic, roasted jalapeno, lime, red onion, cilantro) and Rick Bayliss zucchini tacos
Monday: leftovers
We're going to be in Bar Harbor for my birthday in July. Need a GREAT restaurant for a Friday night dinner . . .
We're going to be in Washington DC this weekend. Any recs for Saturday lunch and dinner somewhere in the vicinity of The Willard will be greatly appreciated. No place fancy--but delicious!-- for lunch, fancy/cool/interesting/fun/delicious for dinner would be great. Thanks in advance!
We're going to be in NOLA for Jazz Fest. What are the newest, greatest places we should be making dinner reservations?
Going to Pittsburgh for the first time this weekend. Looking for great places to eat.
First stop is Fallingwater in Mill Run; need a Saturday lunch spot.
After that, we're at the Fairmont on Market Street downtown. Need Sat dinner and Sun lunch & dinner suggestions, please!
I got pre-made lard pie dough from the farmers market, which tasted delicious, but didn't hold together at all when baked. Instead it broke into some large pieces and some small crumb-like areas. Any tips?
I'm going to be in Portland, Maine, next weekend. Need a great lunch spot (not too fancy, but not a diner) for either Saturday or Sunday. Suggestions?
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THANKS EVERYONE!
This will be, I think, our 7th or 8th time at Jazz Fest, and I see many of our favorites mentioned here, as well as a bunch of new ones for us. I'm pondering everything now and will be making reservations this week.
Best advice: The best way to go to the Fairgrounds is HUNGRY!
The vendors are the greatest, so try not to eat a big breakfast. Personal favorites: the Chicken Tasso and the Jama Jama (sauteed spinach with fiery hot sauce).