Hot Sake - Food News You Can Use

2006_03_food_Hot Sake2.jpg - Tomatoes and watermelon together, really? One blogger thinks yes really. Just add it to the list of things to try sometime.

- A big week for animal slaughtering, insight from SauteWednesday and Gordon Ramsay.

- Speaking of Ramsay, we are damn glad Heather won last night on Hell's Kitchen; that challenge-winning streak by Virginia was odd by any measure.

- Mmmmm….BLT’s. Do you think that the lettuce is superfluous in this classic?

- A enjoyable read chock full of California wine observations from Eric Asimov.

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By Andrew Gottlieb in Food on August 15, 2006 10:14 AM

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Nic Egal

Virginia should have won. I'd rather dine at a restaurant with a chef that has an incredible palate than at a place where the chef is known for leadership. Terrible decision.

flippy

Gotta have crunchy iceberg lettuce with a blt and tons of mayo.

Laren

Guess y'all missed it -- we posted it in Tidbits yesterday.

m

yeah, what's up with ignoring the huge Shake Shack news? I'm curious to hear how they're going to handle it, as so many aspects of the case seem unique to serving food from a glorified shack in a park with no other facilities (as Danny Meyer suggested in his response). Is this the first time a park concession has gotten in trouble for having no restroom, for instance? Whose responsibility is that, Meyer's or the parks dept.? I assume Gothamist is out investigating the scene right now -- maybe that explains the silence ...

Ms. B.

Yay Heather!!! She deserved to win.

dlinny

We could've used the news about the turds in Shake Shack - but you're in their pocket with the pickle fries aren't you?

http://www.gawker.com/news/shake-shack/shake-shack-only-2nd-dirtiest-restaurant-in-nyc-194119.php