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Articles on new and innovative food and beverage items trending across the independent restaurant landscape
Plus the latest from Jamie Bissonette, 101-layer lasagna, and an Asian-influenced Boulevardier
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Boston chef Jamie Bisonette recently opened Zurito, a restaurant inspired by Spain’s Basque country, where he offers a dish featuring both anchoas, or salted anchovies preserved in oil, and boquerones, which are fresh anchovies marinated in vinegar. Side-by-side, if you use your imagination, they might resemble a bride in a wedding dress and a man in a tuxedo, which is why the dish is called “Wedding toast.”
In Covington, Ky., chef Mitch Arens is serving a vegetarian lasagna at his new restaurant Carmelo’s that literally has 101 layers.
In New York City’s East Village, a new Asian American restaurant called Bananas offers that fruit fried and served next to char siu pork.
The banana’s more savory cousin, the plantain, is roasted and churned into an ice cream at Ilé Private Dining Room in Hollywood, Calif., where it’s served with a spiced bread made with peanuts and cashews.
And at Bodega SF, a modern Vietnamese restaurant in San Francisco, the Boulevardier is given a variety of Asian twists with the help of Japanese whisky and Campari infused with a cousin of the Sichuan peppercorn called mac khen.
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