I
am back again with a new edition of Thursday Sips &
Nibbles, my regular column where I highlight some interesting, upcoming food
& drink events.
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1) The
Boston-based restaurant group Legal Sea
Foods has partnered with the Hyannis-born snack food
company Cape Cod Potato Chips for a promotion
that offers a fresh take on the traditional dish. Legal Sea Foods’ “Fish
& Chips” promotion will launch on the first day of summer, June 21, and
run through July 19 at their restaurant locations along the East Coast. Guests
will get a taste of Cape Cod, literally as well as figuratively, as each dish is
named for the fishhook-shaped peninsula and made with Cape Cod Potato Chips.
Guests
will find some crunch with each munch when ordering any of the three
features: Caped Crudo-sader Nachos ($14.95) is
tuna crudo atop Cape Cod Potato Chips, peppadew peppers, chives, guacamole and
sour cream. The Sandwich, Cape Cod ($13.95),
named after the oldest town on the Cape, is a beer-battered cod sandwich with a
Cape Cod Potato Chip coating, bacon, lettuce, tomato and chipotle mayonnaise.
The Corn on the Cod ($22.95) is cod baked with
Cape Cod Potato Chip crumbs, corn-roasted tomato relish and a carrot cucumber
salad. All three dishes will be available at both lunch and dinner.
Legal
Sea Foods’ executive chef Rich Vellante and his
culinary team experimented with countless recipes and kinds of chips and, in the
end, came up with dishes that highlighted both the versatility and flavor
profile of the Original Cape Cod Potato Chip.
“The
chefs at Legal have done a wonderful job in making three unique dishes
incorporating our kettle-cooked potato chips. Summer never tasted so good,”
said Rod Troni, senior vice president and chief marketing
officer for Cape Cod Potato Chips.
“It’s
a fun collaboration between two Massachusetts brands,”
said Roger Berkowitz, president and CEO of Legal Sea Foods.
“We’ll let the chips fall where they may, but we think our guests will really
enjoy these dishes.”
All
Legal Sea Foods restaurants (in MA, RI, NJ, PA, Washington DC, VA, GA) will
offer the Cape-inspired menu features.
2) On
Wednesday, June 14, at 6:30pm, Legal Sea Foods in Park Square will host a
wine dinner with selections from Craggy
Range (Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand). Craggy Range Winery was
established in 1997 when Australian businessman Terry Peabody visited New
Zealand and was introduced to Master of Wine, Steve Smith. Terry, who had
promised his family an enduring family wine legacy, sensed a new and exciting
possibility in New Zealand with its exceptional climate and the spirit of the
people. Together with Steve Smith, the men pursued the Single Vineyard
Philosophy of winemaking (to select and source the best land and vineyards in
the country, and to plant the vines perfectly suited to that terroir) and made
Craggy Range the first in the Southern Hemisphere to adopt such an approach from
multiple regions of the country. Under their leadership and guidance, Craggy
Range has become one of the most technically advanced wineries ever built in New
Zealand and is renowned for its uncompromising standards and meticulous
craftsmanship.
Legal
Sea Foods will team up with Craggy Range’s wine
ambassador, Janet Pouchot, to host a four-plus-course dinner
featuring signature cuisine paired with her selections from the Craggy Range
vine. The menu will be presented as follows:
HORS
D’OEUVRES
Pemaquid
Oyster on the Half Shell, Champagne Mignonette
Georges
Bank Sea Scallop Escabeche, Grilled Crostini
Marcona
Almond Arancini, Honey Mustard Aioli
Craggy
Range “Kidnappers Vineyard” Chardonnay, Hawke’s Bay, 2015
FIRST
COURSE
Pan-Seared
Icelandic Cod (watercress, baby arugula, orange segments, aged white wine
balsamic vinaigrette)
Craggy
Range “Te Muna Road Vineyard” Sauvignon Blanc, Martinborough, 2016
SECOND
COURSE
Grilled
Idaho Rainbow Trout (porcini mushrooms, Italian couscous salad, grilled
artichoke relish)
Craggy
Range “Te Muna Road Vineyard” Pinot Noir, Martinborough, 2012
Craggy
Range “Calvert Vineyard” Pinot Noir, Bannockburn- Central Otago, 2007
MAIN
COURSE
Tuna
Steak Au Poivre (white bean & bitter greens ragout, black truffle compound
butter)
Craggy
Range “Te Kahu” Meritage Style Blend, Gimblett Gravels Vineyard, Hawke’s Bay,
2011
Craggy
Range “Sophia” Meritage Style Blend, Gimblett Gravels Vineyard, Hawke’s Bay,
2013
CHEESE
COURSE
Vermont
Aged Gouda, California Aged Cheddar, France Brillat-Savarin (mixed Mediterranean
olives, honeycomb, toasted baguette)
Craggy
Range “Le Sol” Syrah, Gimblett Gravels Vineyard, Hawke’s Bay, 2013
COST:
$110 per person (excludes tax & gratuity)
Reservation
required by calling 617-530-9397
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