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Keep an eye out for bone marrow. Actually, it’s hard to miss: Its dramatic appearance can add appeal to any dish, and its rich unctuousness tastes of luxury.
That’s why it’s at the heart of the gravy that’s served with beef tenderloin on the new menu at Coyote Cafe in Santa Fe, where it’s a natural thickener and also speaks to the sustainability ethos of the restaurant’s new executive chef, Travis Limoge.
Roasted bone marrow is a garnish for the premium tacos at Botanero in Chicago, where chef Yanitzin Sanchez tops it with salsa macha and encourages guests to scoop it onto the tortillas.
In New York City, at Piccola Cucina Uptown, executive chef Philip Guardione uses a traditional corkscrew pasta from Trapani on the Italian island of Sicily, called busiate trapanese and dresses it with a tuna ragù and pistachio pesto.
A quick drive away, depending on traffic, in Greenwich, Conn., at The Cottage Greenwich, chef and owner Brian Lewis is elevating chicken pot pie by roasting the bird with a unique collection of herbs and spices and baking it with a sauce rich in sherry.
And in Las Vegas, at the recently reconcepted Italian steakhouse Zio’s, beverage director Phil Collins offers an herbaceous gin cocktail that includes carrot juice.
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