Served with french fried zucchini, and condiments
Tira de asado, chimichurri sauce
With rice
San gennaro style with peppers & onions
House specialty caesar - made fresh daily, created originally in our sentinel bldg, sf at caesar's grill in 1924
Baby spinach with bacon in asian dressing
With crumbled gorgonzola and candied walnuts
A meal in itself
Sauteed in olive oil with garlic
Sauteed in olive oil with garlic
Sauteed in olive oil with garlic
New orleans style sandwich with ham, genoa salami, mortadella, provolone, swiss, and giardiniera
(Zeppole) in white paper bag
Tomato, mozzarella, oregano and basil
Gorgonzola, fontina, mozzarella and taleggio
Arugula, prosciutto & shaved parmigiano
Italian sausage, mushrooms, mozzarella & grated parmigiano
Half-folded with ricotta, ham, and salami on the inside, mozzarella, ham, mushrooms, black olives and artichokes on the outside
Ricotta, ham and mozzarella
Tomato sauce with basil & onions (no garlic)
Tomato sauce with olives, capers, & garlic
Fresh clams
Broccoli rabe, italian sausage, red wine, fontina & cream
This is an armenian recipe, which i learned from my friend armen baliantz. The lamb racks are marinated in pomegranate juice and white onions for three days, and then grilled on our parrilla. Very tender and delicious, with rice pilaf
I worked as a busboy at a polynesian restaurant when i was at ucla film school. My brother had worked there as a carhop before me, and we were all crazy about their 'habit-forming' spareribs. The rumor is that a microscope was pawned for the cost of an analysis of what was 'habit-forming' about the formula. It's important to use the sauce so you have the 'sweet and savory' combination. I'd recommend first a navy grog and cho-cho salad, and a side of pan-fried noodles
If you ever visit the souk in marrakesh, morocco, you might come across a little man sitting on top of a big pile of rocks. If you order the lamb, he'll reach down and pull out a clay pot that has been covered in embers all night, inside of which is the most tender, falling-off-the-bone lamb you've ever had. The lamb is cooked for 10 hours with moroccan spices, a few inches of water, and half a pickled leMon. Unbelievable
I love moroccan food, maybe because i enjoy the counterpoint of sweet and savory. The classic bastilla is how i judge how good a moroccan restaurant is. Originally pigeon pie, it can also be made with small chickens. It takes a long time to cook and when you build the pie, you alternate layers of stirred broth with eggs, meat, cinnamon, and powdered sugar. This is my dream food, truly a favorite
As served of course in florence and in rome, where i learned it. This is a great thick porterhouse steak, grilled perfectly and sliced away from the bone (which you get). Certainly my favorite
If you're fortunate to have a whole fish, you create a thick paste of kosher salt and egg whites, and coat the entire fish about one inch thick. Then put it in the oven, and when it begins to turn brown, it is done. It will be brought to your table, and the coating cracked open, letting the steam escape
This dish, alternately called chicken under the stone or brick, has become popular lately, but often too tame compared to my favorite version. You have to drive out to a restaurant on the outskirts of rome about 45 minutes, and call ahead because this is how long it takes to prepare authentically. I went in the kitchen and watched an old man make it. Half of a chicken, its bones in but crushed, is sauteed in olive oil with a little paprika and slices of garlic and is put under an iron weight. All the fat is pressed out of it, and it's flat and crispy on the crushed bones and a little red from the paprika. It is a favorite of my kids as well
Marty's parents always reminded me so much of my own, that i loved to have dinner with them. Catherine was the greatest cook, and one dish of hers was my favorite. Marty can make it as well, and when he describes how it's done, he always says, "you drown the chicken in lemon juice." Then you add garlic, olive oil and plenty of fresh oregano and roast until the chicken is revealed, golden brown
I learned to make this potato cake among many other dishes at the great l'ami restaurant in paris. Warning, not dietetic! The potatoes are tossed in goose fat and then pressed into a pan and cooked until crispy brown on the bottom, then put into the oven. Topped with fresh chopped parsley and garlic, it's wonderful, and i've never seen anyone in the usa make it correctly
This is a favorite from my mother, italia pennino coppola. We'd have Sunday dinner all together at 4:00 in the afternoon, and when i was lucky she'd serve this. Thinly sliced beef rolled with many ingredients and tied with a string. There are many ways of making braciole, and this is the neapolitan style, because of the pine nuts and raisins. She always made two types together, beef and veal. Braciole is beautiful to see and incredible to eat, as we did on Sundays, with rigatoni
With pettole
With raw garlic
Salumi basilicata style with pettole
Limone, strawberry or chocolate
With or without cream
'sangiovese, malbec, petite sirah, cabernet sauvignon'
'syrah, petit verdot, cabernet sauvignon, cabernet franc, malbec'
'syrah, petit verdot, cabernet sauvignon,cabernet franc, petite sirah
'cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon, merlot'
'cabernet sauvignon, sangiovese, malbec, merlot'
'syrah, grenache, petite sirah, viognier'
'merlot, cabernet franc, cabernet sauvignon'
'cabernet sauvignon, zinfandel, petite sirah, syrah'
'cabernet sauvignon, syrah, petite sirah, merlot'
'syrah, cabernet sauvignon'
w/ No Green Stuff
w/ butter & cheese only
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