Sorry about that. Your couscous looks lovely, though - I made a giant clump of israeli couscous once and never again…
I think I agree on d’artagnan duck - I couldn’t put my finger on what I didn’t love about the picture-perfect duck breast I made a few days back until you said this… so thank you. Nonetheless, I will be eating it in some form for dinner tonight, because I’m the only one eating it apparently, and I can’t bear to throw it away…
We were eating dinner (Chicken Marsala-- which I’ve posted pictures of several times) and all of a sudden my BF says, “I have a surprise for dessert”. He gets up and goes to the front door and emerges with these ice cream sandwiches from Coldstone via DoorDash. Reason number 658 why I’ll never be thin.
We dined out for the first time in 3 1/2 months! What better place to return to dining out than Il Nido. We had another spectacular dinner. It was nice to take a break in between my 2 hour round trip I have been making for takeout Service was exemplary as usual. We enjoyed a special of red mullet with Summer squash ciambotta; melt in your mouth beef carpaccio; butter poached lobster arrabbiata with saffron risotto; lobster and crab salad; creamy and velvety cacio e pepe mafaldine pasta. Chef Voller also very generously comped us a sublime combination of homemade ricotta with figs, prosciutto, and an apricot compote. It all went great with an excellent Mario Bazan cabernet.
You eat/dine out VERY WELL. Just ONE of those dishes would have satisfied me. But all of them? Just kill me now, and know I’ve died and gone to heaven.
I took some wahoo out of the freezer for dinner Friday but Mr Bean decided he wanted take out from our favorite Caribbean place so the fish became Saturday’s dinner. I came across this recipe from the New York Times and thought the flavor profiles sounded very good.
With some adjustments, I think this would work with other proteins especially shrimp and chicken.
My version:
Thank you! It was. Chef Voller hasn’t skipped a beat. They spared no expense for when indoor dining opens up. They installed Hepa filters and UV-C lights and are removing some tables and spacing them at least 6 feet apart from each other. Enjoy your dinner. I look forward to reading your review.
Since lockdown March 13th, we have had to eat at home. So now we are catching up a bit. These photographs are from February 2020 at El Celler de Can Roca, Girona.