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Critic Brad A. Johnson and his partner love to travel and planning the restaurant itinerary is usually a big part of the experience. However, with the ongoing pandemic they’re not ready to hop aboard a plane just yet.
But in the absence of real travel, Brad was able to bring those destinations — and their food — into his kitchen.
Find out more about how Brad was able to enjoy the tastes of New York, Chicago and Nebraska without leaving home. Read more.
Dim sum’s new power player
We’re calling dibs on “dim sum power player” as a band name.
Who’s that new power player you ask? Why, EMC Seafood & Raw Bar in Irvine. Previously, EMC didn’t have a dim sum menu. Now that they do, Brad A. Johnson says it’s easily some of the best dim sum in OC. Read more.
What a week to be a restaurant
OC Restaurant week is in full swing and will run through Saturday. More than 100 restaurants are participating, offering themed pre-fixe meals for dine-in or takeout. Anne Valdespino has more. Read more.
Bringing the pub home
OK, so you don’t want to go to a crowded bar on account of, you know, that whole pandemic thing. How about a night in? Kelli Skye Fadroski talks to a Guinness expert about how to pour, pair and cook with the famous stout. Read more.
Slots of fun on St. Patrick’s DayIf you’re afraid you’re going to pour Guinness all over yourself and ruin everything (including that charcuterie board to pair with the beer), Southern California’s tribal casinos are among the places celebrating. We tell you what meals they’ll serve and where you can find green beer. Read more.
A ready-made rotisserie chicken can be a fast and delicious meal in times when cooking doesn’t sound so great, but it can also be the star ingredient in some easy-to-make meals. Cathy Thomas shares how to make rotisserie chicken and vegetable pot pies; chicken noodle soup; and curried chicken and melon salad. Let’s Cook!
Cathy Thomas also has a recipe for roasted butternut squash that uses parsley, sage and rosemary. She says you can serve it as a side dish, toss it with cooked pasta or use it as a base for soup. Let’s Cook!
The Eat Index: OC: How Brad took a foodie road trip without leaving his kitchen - OCRegister
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