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Thursday, December 8, 2011

REVIEW / On Fort Lauderdale beach, Atlantic Resort’s restaurant reborn as a brilliant brasserie

SCENE
Replacing Trina, which had lost its way, East End Brasserie is a new restaurant. The decor is much brighter and more casual, reflecting the French bistro theme. Everything is done in-house, including the ice cream and desserts You won’t find the usual sky-high beach markups. The most expensive dish is a $36 beef Wellington. 
FOOD 
Entree: coriander-crusted rack of lamb... The decadent beef Wellington is a seven-ounce portion of ultra tender filet mignon slathered with mushroom duxelles.
Sides: the beets in ginger cream sauce and the thinly sliced, caramelized brussels sprouts
Desserts: Creamsicle crème brûlée, elegant dark chocolate mousse bombe


Read more @ Rochelle Koff @ Miami Herald 
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Other reviews
Inside Fort Lauderdale "The eggs were competently poached and the hollandaise was light and good. The potatoes were special; the skins were cooked to a crispy texture similar to tempura; while the inside was soft."
New Times "Traditional French onion soup, escargots, and tuna tartare share space under the appetizers ($9 to $19) with butternut squash wontons and a hearts of palm salad ($10)."
Open Table "Service was attentive but not overdone. I recommend this place for a nice relaxing night out"

Sites
Official Web Site - Facebook  

HOW 2 / Red Velvet Cake Recipe Demonstration

Stephanie Jaworski of Joyofbaking.com demonstrates how to make a Red Velvet Cake. A Red Velvet Cake is very dramatic looking with its bright red color that is offset by a creamy white frosting. If we look beyond the striking appearance of this cake, we will find that it has a mild chocolate flavor with a moist and tender crumb. The mild chocolate flavor comes from adding a small amount of cocoa powder to the batter and buttermilk gives it a moist and tender crumb.
 

Friday, November 25, 2011

Just put the F*cking Turkey in the Oven

Tante Marie's Cooking School: Mary Risley of San Francisco's 'Food Runners' shows you how to roast a Thanksgiving turkey and prepare the gravy in her own style!

Sunday, November 6, 2011

DEAL / $15 Gets You A $25 Boston Market Gift Card

Pay just $15, and you’ll get a $25 gift card to Boston Market — where fresh and flavorful home-style meals are served up in a flash – ready to be enjoyed when you are. Grab this deal, and then share it with your foodie friends via Facebook, Twitter, or email, so you can all feast on slow-roasted rotisserie and mac-n-cheese together - for 40% off!
 >>> get it now... ends Sunday 

Friday, November 4, 2011

DEAL / Half Off Food & Drink at Candela Restaurant - Fort Lauderdale

Start off with fried yucca sticks with aioli sauce and chipotle mayonnaise then try a traditional Cuban entrée like the cerdo asado -- slow-roasted pork shoulder. You can also sample a specialty like the Andalusian grilled chicken, served with serrano ham, Manchego cheese, and red peppers. Once you take a taste of this fabulous Cuban fare -- made using only the freshest ingredients -- you'll wonder why you ever settled for less. $40 to Spend on Food and Drink For $20
>>> get the deal

NEW MENU / IHOP's Holiday Hotcakes - Sweet eggnog, spiced pumpkin and cool peppermint >>>

Starting at just $4.99 they are served a la carte or as part of a combination along with two eggs, golden hash browns and a choice of crisp bacon, savory pork sausage or hearty ham.

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Thursday, November 3, 2011

For National Sandwich Day, five 'Insanewiches'


From The Today Show 
Nov. 3 is the day to revere the humble lunchtime favorite. To celebrate National Sandwich Day, we reached out to creator of the "Insanewiches" blog and book.
>>> read more 

Check the rules before planning a picnic on the beach

Today In The Sun Sentinel 
Different beaches have different rules on where you can chow down. Boca Raton, Delray Beach and Dania Beach let you picnic where you please. In Fort Lauderdale, picnicking is limited to Fort Lauderdale Beach Park, while Pompano Beach has designated areas on both sides of the pier and four pavilions. >>> read more 

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Nancy Silverton talks salads

The Mozza chef loves salads but finds that restaurants don't always give them proper attention. She shares tips so that home cooks won't do the same.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Best of New York: Tasting Menu

'New York' magazine's Alan Sytsma checks out the city's best place to sample a tasting menu, Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare in Downtown Brooklyn.