For anyone watches Chopped and bets on it, never choose the chef that "likes the ingredients to speak for themselves." They never win. The judges are chefs and they vote for chefs that make the ingredients taste better than themselves.
What about coleslaw?Chances of me finding anything served cold with mayo- chicken salad, tuna salad, macaroni salad..................., enjoyable is about zero.
What about coleslaw?
I'm very picky about coleslaw, but a good one is a perfect condiment for a pulled pork sandwich, along with pickles.Not the mayo based. I do make a mean vinegar based ramen noodle slaw. I don't know if anyone likes it but any time I make it I bring home an empty serving bowl.
And if I did like slaw I would never have it out on a sandwich. Definitely a side eaten with a fork.
I'm very picky about coleslaw, but a good one is a perfect condiment for a pulled pork sandwich, along with pickles.
OTOH, I'm finding a lot of good cole slaw these days. I pretty much like them all from a restaurant but hate them all from a supermarket deli.I'm very picky about coleslaw, but a good one is a perfect condiment for a pulled pork sandwich, along with pickles.
One tip is when they show the chef's bio upfront, and a chef is tilting the saute pan and basting the scallop or whatever really fast with a spoon and the hot butter, pick that chef. If the spooning is slow and deliberate, avoid.Well, I'll take a bit of a derivative. I never bet on a chef whose food is judged by the judges as "underseasoned". Time and again in food shows, being light on salt and pepper and butter do you in.
We like it very simple, with vinegar and little to no mayo. Lenny & Joe's on the shoreline does it right. When we are serving barbecue or having a cookout, we just order a quart of it from them.OTOH, I'm finding a lot of good cole slaw these days. I pretty much like them all from a restaurant but hate them all from a supermarket deli.
One tip is when they show the chef's bio upfront, and a chef is tilting the saute pan and basting the scallop or whatever really fast with a spoon and the hot butter, pick that chef. If the spooning is slow and deliberate, avoid.
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I'm very picky about coleslaw, but a good one is a perfect condiment for a pulled pork sandwich, along with pickles.
Let’s make sure it’s not a lobster roll joint then; that might upset the toddlers.I feel like if we went to a restaurant, I would probably be arrested for stabbing you with a fork after you asked the waitress a 12th question about the condiments on offer.
Owner of Chow (Clinton) is opening restaurant called Bacari Social https://bacarisocial.com/I was just checking around to see when the local lobster roll joints are opening and I noticed that Liv's Shack in Westbrook is permanently closed and will not be returning to their Pilot's Point location, which had become a favorite spot of ours.
Anyone have any idea what the plan is for that spot? We liked Boom, which was there previously, but really loved the more casual setting for Liv's Shack--and especially the BYOB.
@August_West , any intel?
Thanks. I’m sure they’ll do fine but I don’t love Chow.Owner of Chow (Clinton) is opening restaurant called Bacari Social https://bacarisocial.com/
Agreed they want it to be like shell and bones. I won't go there for personal reasons but I'm sure they will do wellThanks. I’m sure they’ll do fine but I don’t love Chow.
Oof. That’s a high bar. I feel like Chow tries to be like Moxie-meets-Taino-meets-Bufalina and doesn’t come close to any of them.Agreed they want it to be like shell and bones. I won't go there for personal reasons but I'm sure they will do well
Yea not sure if it’s gonna be all seafood as website says Italian but know they are looking to make it an upscale type place on water like shell and bonesOof. That’s a high bar. I feel like Chow tries to be like Moxie-meets-Taino-meets-Bufalina and doesn’t come close to any of them.
I can’t imagine I’d dig them falling short on quality seafood and steaks. Shame because we love the spot.
I’m glad to see Shell & Bones still killing it. I’ve been there twice on Sundays the past two weeks, once for brunch and once for dinner, and they’ve been packed both times. Both A+ meals (and bill$!).
Surprised it's not more...Canadian suppliers have really been rocked by covid restrictions and it is roiling the industry. They can harvest but can't import to the states yet, so they don't harvest because it will all just rot on the docks. They are way behind us on opening up.First Lobster Landing trip of the season tonight. Daughter and I each thought it tasted even better than we remembered.
Up to $19.75 though!
He catches his own lobsterSurprised it's not more...Canadian suppliers have really been rocked by covid restrictions and it is roiling the industry. They can harvest but can't import to the states yet, so they don't harvest because it will all just rot on the docks. They are way behind us on opening up.
I have some friends in the commercial food supply business and they said to brace yourself for $15/lb for 1-1.25 lber's this summer. Cleaned lobster meat is already $50/lb...
In your travels..., Little Rhody Lobster and Seafood could be worth a stop just off 95N in Hopkinton/Ashaway on Frontier Rd.First Lobster Landing trip of the season tonight. Daughter and I each thought it tasted even better than we remembered.
Up to $19.75 though!