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Articles on new and innovative food and beverage items trending across the independent restaurant landscape
Plus a lamb tagine with apricots and a lox & bagel handroll
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The banana slug is technically edible, but not widely consumed in the United States, nor is it actually an ingredient in any of the items in this week’s column. Rather it’s the mascot of the University of California at Santa Cruz, where the daughter of Rhino Williams, operating partner of Lost Property Restaurant in Palm Springs, Calif., is studying. He created a cocktail in her honor by that name.
Also in Southern California, at 1905 Bar & Grill in Imperial, Calif., a dessert inspired by apples and s’mores and developed by chef de cuisine Juan Mora and junior sous chef Sidney “Squid” Hollinger, is on the menu.
In Kennett Square, Pa., the cultivated mushroom capital of the United States, the community’s claim to fame inspires a dish at 1906 at Longwood Gardens. It doesn’t contain mushrooms, but it sure looks like one.
Brasserie Mon Chou Chou in San Antonio has a new chef, Laurent Rea, and he draws inspiration from North Africa, while using French techniques such as glazing vegetables, to offer a lamb tagine.
And in Houston, at Kira, a Japanese restaurant and record bar, lox and bagels are the inspiration for a sushi handroll.
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