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Autumn Minestrone Soup
Nothing sets the tone for a productive day more than an epic Breakfast Box, and this one contains all of our favourite things. Smoked salmon, feta, boiled egg, avocado, tomato and sourdough. What else could we ask for? The guys have at @coffeeboxespresso have even conceptualised the eternal working womanâs struggle; soggy toast and cold eggs. This breakfast comes deconstructed so by the time you get to work and read through your twenty thousand emails, you will still have crunchy toast. It also comes with fresh, cold ingredients so you donât have to worry about eating your breakfast while itâs still warm.
We love this little place. All the baked goods are made by the ownerâs mum (so cute!), the coffee is strong, the food is delicious and the staff are absolutely lovely. Definitely the best way to start your day. (at Coffee Box)
Keeping this Korean pork part guide handy so I can better order the cuts I want on my next trip to Seoul!
Memorial Day Korean BBQ on the balcony.
Samgyeopsal (pork belly), napa cabbage kimchi, kongnamul muchim (seasoned soybean sprouts), pajeori (green onion salad), pickled shredded radish, ssamjang (seasoned red pepper and bean paste), saeujeot jang (seasoned fermented shrimp sauce), sesame oil with salt and pepper, rice.
Cucumbers, Korean radish, and green pepper for dipping raw. Sliced peppers and garlic for grilling.
Thai iced tea to drink.
Food plans for the near future:
Challah
Bologna sandwiches
Tuna sandwiches
Recycled chicken enchilada soup broth with black beans, corn, and quinoa
Thin pancakes with kiwi-strawberry-pineapple jam or lemon-ginger marmalade
You deserve better lox.
A Better Bagel Topping: Beet-Cured Salmon via Food52
An idea: âmodernistâ sakura denbu, a beet-stained-pink piece of white fish, on top of âflakedâ rice (not sure how to do that yet).
ëìëœ ë°ìčë°ì€ Rice Chicken Salad Spaghetti Kimchi
Interesting food pairings there.
Pizza with Braised Lentils, Hot Smoked Salmon and Pea Puree | From the Kitchen
Note to self: do this.
Delicious gopchang of flavour! Have a drinking with this food ;)
Kyoya, NYC
The first picture I ever posted here on Eataku was of Chef Sonoâs sashimi platter from Kyoya, my favorite restaurant in NYC. As I recently celebrated my birthday with Sono-san, I thought it would be fitting to post pics from that meal today, on Eatakuâs fifth birthday! Here you goâŠ
We started with ânoresoreââŠ
Noresore are baby conger eels, one of the worldâs rarest delicaciesâŠ
Available for only two weeks a year, they are served here with lemon vinegarâŠ
Another seasonal specialty, âshirauoâ, or fresh ice fishâŠ
Grilled Madai snapper collar with celeryâkinpiraâ and pickled mangoâŠ
Big, beautiful baigai, or whelksâŠ
One of my favorite foods, I could eat these like popcornâŠ
You canât go to Kyoya and not have one of their famous âbox sushiââŠ
We chose Canadian salmon, marinated in soy sauce and slightly searedâŠ
Fresh cod milt, grilled with ponzuâŠ
Then it was on to one of Sono-sanâs renowed sashimi presentationsâŠ
The first sweet shrimp of the seasonâŠ
I was thrilled to find he had âtairagaiâ, or Japanese pen shell clams that nightâŠ
Bafun uni from Portland, MaineâŠ
Served with freshly grated wasabi and seaweed for DIY ârollsââŠ
Boston Blue Fin tuna, Striped Jack from Wakayama, and Tasmanian salmon troutâŠ
And another scarce seasonal seafood, Akoyanagi pearl clam from NagasakiâŠ
A terrible pic of one of the nightâs tastiest treats, blue shrimp âshiokaraâ, fermented in its own innardsâŠ
Braised octopus leg bitesâŠ
Squid with spicy mentaiko fish roeâŠ
One of Kyoyaâs classic dishes, their sweet potato tenpuraâŠ
And miso marinated and grilled Jidori chickenâŠ
The man himself, Sono-san, packing up samosas from their staff meal to help with the hangover I was sure to have the next dayâŠ
Iâm sure you will see plenty of more Sono-sanâs dishes from Kyoyaâs ever evolving menu over the next five years here at Eataku!
KYOYA
94 East 7th Street, off 1st Ave.
New York, NY 10009
212-982-4140
#Latergram reminiscing about that NOPA brunch yesterday. Custard French Toast, Candied Cara Cara Orange, Rosemary. So naughty!!! đđ @paywithcover @nopalize (at Nopasf)
fried cornish hen with bacon pancakes, whisky-infused maple syrup, and cayenne powdered sugar photo by Renée S. Suen
Note to self: do this with a split quail or other small bird.
Red curry scrambled eggs with shallots, on top of fries.
Kind of monochromatic, but I CBA to also cut up a green pepper, and I don't have any cilantro.
a couple handfuls of frozen fries
1 Tbsp coconut oil
1 tsp Thai red curry paste
1/2 shallot, sliced, plus 1 Tbsp minced
3 medium or 2 large eggs
a dash or two of fish sauce
a pinch of white pepper
Bake the fries according to the directions on the package. For these fries, 450 ÂșF for 9-12 minutes.
Melt the coconut oil in a nonstick pan on medium-low heat. When it's hot, add the curry paste. Saute for a couple minutes to let the flavors develop. Meanwhile, whisk together the eggs, fish sauce, and white pepper.
When the curry paste is very fragrant, add the sliced shallots and stir. Turn the heat up slightly, to medium. Add the egg mixture and stir almost constantly, creating small but cohesive curds, until there's just the slightest bit of runniness left.
Throw the fries on a plate and dump the eggs over the top. Sprinkle the minced shallots on top of that. Optionally top with sriracha, prik nam pla, sweet chili sauce, or any sauce of your choosing.
Anju, un voyage culinaire en Asie (surtout en Corée du sud) !
Encore un petit nouveau dans notre cher quartier, Anju a ouvert ses portes il y a quelques semaines. Objectif : vous faire dĂ©couvrir lâAsie Ă travers diffĂ©rentes âtapasâ (cela tombe bien, Anju signifie tapas en CorĂ©en).
En cuisine et en salle, un couple franco-corréen vous propose une carte simple et raffinée autour de différentes tapas et plats asiatiques à forte tendance coréenne, une carte qui aura vocation à changer réguliÚrement.
Dans un décor mi industriel, mi asiatique, avec quelques touches andalouses, ce restaurant nous propose un voyage inédit dans les Batignolles.
A a carte, nous avons le choix entre une douzaine de tapas asiatiques (qui peuvent se prendre au format plat pour certaines) : Raviolis farcis au tofu grillĂ©s, Galette de calamars aux poireaux, Aubergine frite marinĂ©e dans la sauce soja⊠que lâon peut accompagner de riz, dâune soupe ou encore du traditionnel Kimtchi (la rĂ©fĂ©rence corĂ©enne).
La carte des vins nâest pas en reste avec une sĂ©lection judicieuse de vins BIO & naturels subtilement proposĂ©s. Nous avons dĂ©cidĂ© dâĂ©couter le conseil du maĂźtre dâhĂŽte et de partir sur un CĂŽtes du RhĂŽne âTerre dâAiglesâ 2013. Un choix payant avec un vin aux arĂŽmes du sud et un goĂ»t trĂšs particulier, qui sâest parfaitement mariĂ© Ă nos plats, le tout pour un prix trĂšs correct : un rĂ©gal !
Autant vous le dire dÚs le début, nous avons dégusté quasi toute la carte lors de nos 2 passages ! Pour cette fois-ci, nous avons choisi :
Raviolis (farcis au tofu, viande et lĂ©gumesâŠ) grillĂ©s
Servis par trois, ces raviolis sont justes parfaits ! AccompagnĂ©s de leur sauce soja, ils ont bien un seul dĂ©faut : ils ne resteront pas assez longtemps dans votre assiette âŠ
Poulet pané avec choux vinaigré au wasabi
LE coup de cĆur de la soirĂ©e ! Sâil ne fallait garder quâune seule tapas, ce serait bien celle-ci ! Ce poulet panĂ© fond littĂ©ralement en bouche pour dĂ©voiler toutes ces saveurs : difficile de peser ces mots face Ă ce dĂ©lice. Il est accompagnĂ© de son choux vinaigrĂ© et dâune sauce soja divine. A tester obligatoirement !
Vermicelles de patate douce sautĂ©s avec viande de bĆuf et lĂ©gumes
Pour continuer notre voyage, nous nous sommes laissĂ©s tenter par les Vermicelles de Patate douce sautĂ©s. Insolite dans lâassiette et en bouche, cette tapas est aussi un vrai rĂ©gal. La viande de bĆuf et les lĂ©gumes en font un plat complet et homogĂšne : Ă dĂ©couvrir de toute Ă©vidence.
Bibimbap : lĂ©gumes variĂ©s, viande de bĆuf & champignons (chitakĂ©) sur portion de riz (ici en version tapas mais existe en version plat)
Autre rĂ©fĂ©rence corĂ©enne, le bibimbap ! Cette spĂ©cialitĂ© de CorĂ©e du sud nous est proposĂ© en format plat. Pour lâavoir goĂ»tĂ© dans son pays dâorigine, nous avons retrouvĂ© les mĂȘmes saveurs ! Certes un peu copieux, vous nâaurez pas trop de difficultĂ© Ă le finir.
Tofu croustillant, salade et pousses daikon.
Et pour terminer avant dâattaquer la touche sucrĂ©e de cette soirĂ©e, nous avons optĂ© pour une petite derniĂšre tapas, le Tofu croustillant, salade et pousses daikon (radis blanc). LĂ©ger et frais, celle-ci conclue avec subtilitĂ© la partie salĂ©e de notre repas.
Et pour terminer ce dĂ©licieux et copieux repas, deux desserts nous sont proposĂ©s Ă la carte : le Hottok, une crĂȘpe corĂ©enne fourrĂ©e au sucre noir & Ă©clats de noisette et le Sponge cake thĂ© vert accompagnĂ© de sa chantilly vanillĂ©e. Lâun original et insolite, lâautre gourmand et frais, ces deux desserts sont Ă tester pour les plus gourmands.
Vous lâaurez compris, Anju est notre vĂ©ritable coup de cĆur des Batignolles. Un concept original et inĂ©dit dans le quartier, une carte raffinĂ©e et des produits frais, un cadre et un accueil agrĂ©able, en font de ce lieu, un incontournable des Batignolles pour tous les amateurs de mets asiatiques ou pas âŠ
Accueil / Service : 5/5
Repas : 5/5
Rapport qualité prix : 5/5
Lieu : 5/5
Ambiance : 4/5 (5/5 dans quelques semaines)
Anju - 35 rue de la Condamine 75017 Paris -Â 01Â 42Â 66Â 06Â 38
This is a bit surreal: French-style Korean food.