Looking at food as a young New Yorker

Friday, June 15, 2007

Weekly eating

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School has been wrapping up this week and I've found myself with very little free time. When this happens it usually means I still have enough time to eat good food, but no enough time to talk or write about it. I thought it would be fun to take a look at my daily meals in what more or less has been an average week.

Monday Lunch--Farmers market chicken apple pistachio sausage, black currant Dijon mustard and farmer's market sauerkraut

Monday Dinner--Fillet with roasted shallots, potatoes roasted and tossed in truffle butter and a micro green and pea green salad

Tuesday Lunch--Red green and yellow Bruschetta sandwich with parmigiano and prosciutto di Parma

Tuesday Dinner--Momofuku Ssam Bar (It was raining a lot so I didn't have to wait in line). We had the pork buns, the cured hamachi and the grilled asparagus with miso butter and a poached egg

Wednesday Lunch--Momofuku original wrap (pork, pickled Shitakes, edamame, kimchee puree, rice taken home from the night before.

Wednesday Dinner--Spaghetti and meat sauce made by my friend Ben

Thursday Lunch--Staff lunch at city hall restaurant. I had Gazpacho and chicken Milanese and I was very full

Thursday Dinner--Filet of flounder Almandine with Haricots verts

And for today I'm thinking Sushi lunch and am going to my friend Aaron's for Shabbat dinner.


Next week I will not only have enough free time to cook but I will have enough time to try to walk in to one of the restaurants I've really wanted to try... Looks like I'm going to Babbo next Thursday.

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