November 12th, 2010
Bucatini pasta, which is the one like spaghetti but fatter and hollow on the inside, with Butifarra sausage, which is Catalonian in origin bearing rich savory taste, then peppers and a lentil sauce with shaved pecorino. Very tasty. Sausage is made by a Maryland butcher with all natural Duroc pork from Vande Rose Farms.
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November 12th, 2010
This is Red Drum which was yesterday’s fish but tonight we will be doing this preparation with Mahi Mahi which will be grilled instead of pan seared but still with risotto and anaheim peppers and a green goddess sauce. Yes we are showing you a picture of something we are not offering but this is exactly why you like us. Always changing and sneaky. Like that new ninja restaurant in NYC.
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November 3rd, 2010
This was our fish of the day sometime two weeks ago. (Saw the photo on the camera and thought it was worth posting.) It’s Grilled Cobia with roasted carrots. parsnips and green onions with a hayman sweet potato puree. Garnish on top is arugula dressed with paprika oil. Enjoy!
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November 3rd, 2010
here is a photo of what we do – it seems slightly unflattering but it’s the best our little camera could do. We’ll get the recipe up for this later today. Also so you know these are not local. They come from California and we do get local Brussels Sprouts from time to time but they have not been available to us as of yet. We do use Virginia Honey though from Golden Angels Apiary. I’m still waiting to hear from Colonel’s Finest about some Dismal Swamp Honey. Enjoy!
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October 30th, 2010
The magic white Hayman Sweet Potato (eastern shore) turned into a nice bisque. Then garished with beet habanero purée – kind of like a rouille.
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October 30th, 2010
This was two weekends ago at Gryffon’s Aerie in Crozet. Got some ground beef and shortribs.
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October 9th, 2010
Black fettuccine is black from squid ink and behind that is a sheet for tagliatele made with sweet potatoes.
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October 8th, 2010
Roasting these beauties for bread pudding, crostata, or just straight into a salad or on a cheese plate.
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October 7th, 2010
Rabbit organs ground with fatback, porcini mushroom and marjoram – wrapped in caul fat. It’s good but looking to make a few changes.
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October 5th, 2010
1840s heirloom veg of the Hubbard style. It ages well so we will be saving some for 2011 in addition to the ones we’re chopping up this week. Possibly roasted and pounded to a paste and into some ravioli. Eh? Brown sugar and sage?
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