Category Archives: Dinner

Bird Is The Word

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on December 26, 2011 — Leave a Comment

Saffron Paprika Chicken | Garlic Butter Rice

Saffron Paprika Chicken over Garlic Butter Rice

Also posted in Cooking Out, Just Photos, Lunch | Tagged butter, chicken, Cooking Incrispy, Dinner, garlic, hot, Hungarian, Just Photos, lemon, Lunch, paprika, rice, roast, roasted, saffron, skin, spice, spiced, spicy, thigh, thighs

Home In A Bite

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on November 23, 2011 — Leave a Comment

Thanksgiving Pie | Baked Herb-Stewed Ground Turkey with Dried Cranberries and Pancetta on Cornbread Crumble with Savory Mashed Sweet Potato Topping

Also posted in Cooking In, Just Photos | Tagged baked, butter, cardamon, carrot, celery, celery salt, Cooking In, corn, cornbread, cranberries, crumble, crust, cumin, Dinner, dried, dried cranberries, ground, herb, herbed, herbs, holiday, Just Photos, kernel, kernels, mashed, mirepoix, olive oil, onion, pancetta, pie, rosemary, sage, savory, stewed, sweet, sweet corn, sweet potato, sweet potatoes, tarragon, Thanksgiving, thyme, turkey

Three If By Both

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on November 9, 2011 — Leave a Comment

KAC Surf & Turf Burgers | Skillet-Grilled Hamburgers with Seared Scallops, Herb-Roasted Tomatoes, and Oceans Dressing

Also posted in Cooking In, KAC Series, Lunch, Quick Post | Tagged anchovies, anchovy, anchovy paste, beef, brown sugar, bun, burger, burgers, chuck, Cooking In, cornmeal, Dinner, dressing, fried, fried red tomatoes, grilled, ground, ground mustard, herb, juice, KAC Series, lemon, lemon juice, lettuce, Lynch, malt, malt vinegar, mayo, mayonaisse, medium rare, mustard, mustard seed, nutmeg, oceans dressing, paste, pepper, roasted tomato, roll, romaine, romaine lettuce, romaine lettuce hearts, salt, sandwich, sauce, scallop, scallops, seafood, seared, seed, skillet, sourdough, soy, soy sauce, spice, spices, surf & turf, surf and turf, tomatoes, vinegar

Dive Into The Seahorse Tavern

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on November 8, 2011 — Leave a Comment

…The Seahorse Tavern represents a long overdue post for real adults to chow down on some down-home chowder, sling back some raw Blue Point oysters with a pint of Blue Moon Belgian Wheat Ale, or enjoy Basque-style mussels and lemon sole with a friend or date over a bottle of moschofilero from Greece…. [Full Post]

Also posted in Dining Out, Manhattan, Upper East Side, Yorkville | Tagged bar, beer, bisque, bivalves, broth, chef, client, club sandwich, cod, crab, Dining Out, Dinner, draft, drinks, fish, flake, fried, fried shrimp, friendly, fries, fun, head-on, herbed, hit, lobster, lobster roll, local, Lunch, muniere, mussels, Neighborhood, Oyster, oysters, po'boy, prawn, prawns, raw, salad, salmon, sandwiches, seafood, Seahorse Tavern, sesame seed, shooter, shrimp, shrimp po 'boy, shrimp salad, sotol, specials, specialty drinks, success, tavern, tavern fries, The Seahorse Tavern, ues, Upper East Side, wines, Yorkville

Über-ger

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on July 7, 2011 — Leave a Comment

Bacon Cheeseburger with Bourbon & Brown Sugar-Caramelized Onions, American and Cheddar Cheeses, Jalapeño Thousand Island Dressing, Blue Cheese & Mustard Wasabi Sauce, Pickles, and Smoked Bacon

Also posted in Cooking Out, Just Photos | Tagged american, bacon, barbecue, beef, blue, bourbon, brown, brown sugar, bun, burger, caramelized, Cheddar, cheese, cheeseburger, Cooking Out, dressing, garlic, grilled, ground, Jack Daniel's, jalapeno, Just Photos, mustard, nutmeg, onion, onions, pickles, powder, sauce, smoked, spicy, sugar, sweet, thousand island, toasted, wasabi

Baked Alaska

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on June 27, 2011 — Leave a Comment

…Add to that the melange of flavors and aromas: the rich mustard with the soft, small pearls of punch, the cooling ginger, the kicky chili, the verdant dill, and the heady cognac, all of which bouyantly supported the flavors of the mouthful bites of the salmons without once overwhelming or masking them…. [Full Post]

Also posted in Cooking In, Quick Post | Tagged Alaskan, baked, butter, chili, clam, cognac, Cooking In, corn, cream, dill, Dinner, egg, fish, fresh, garlic, ginger, grain, heavy, herbs, juice, lemon, mushroom, mushrooms, mustard, oil, olive, Oyster, pastry, peas, pie, pot, pot pie, potato, potatoes, powder, puff, Quick Post, red, salmon, seafood, shallots, smoked, snow, sweet, wash

Pinche Bueno

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on June 22, 2011 — Leave a Comment

…these razor clams, whose smooth, toothsome yet nicely creamy texture and deep, briny properties were deftly complimented by the kicky heat of the chili and sweetness of the caramelized garlic flavor in the oil…. [Full Post]

Also posted in Lunch, Manhattan, Opening/Coming Soon, Upper East Side, Yorkville | Tagged avocado, bean, beef, beverage, blood, bolillo, bread, Cantina, cascabel, cheese, chili, clams, coastal, Dining Out, Dinner, drink, frozen, garlic, grilled, hot dog, jalapeno, lemon, Lunch, margarita, mayo, mayonnaise, Mexican, mustard, new, octopus, oil, olive, onion, opening, orange, pincho, pinchos, pinto, popsicle, queso fresco, razor, roasted, roll, salt, sea, seafood, tomato, ues, Upper East Side, white, wrapped, Yorkville

Cariño Cubano

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on June 16, 2011 — Leave a Comment

…The roast pork was tender, juicy, and for once made up, by far, the majority of the meat in the sandwich. The slice of ham is not a random redundancy of pig here, adding a welcome layer instead of some added fat, “cured” flavors, and salinity. The pickles were properly bright, without being to sweet, sour or “punchy”. The “punch” rightfully came from the mustard, that with the melted cheese and panini-pressed flattened bread, kept your tastebuds awake enough to enjoy the combinations of flavors, temperature and texture for several extra seconds…. [Full Post]

Also posted in 24-Hour, Breakfast, Brunch, Chelsea, Dining Out, Lunch, Neighborhood, West Village | Tagged 24-hour, agave, blue, blueberry, Breakfast, cheese, Chelsea, Coppelia, corn, Cuban, Cubano, Dina, Dining Out, fruit, ham, Lunch, melted, mustard, pancakes, pickles, pico de gallo, pork, pressed, raspberry, roast, sandwich, swiss, syrup, toasted, West Village, yellow

Elio’s-Centric

Written by Kerry Cheeseboro on June 3, 2011 — Leave a Comment

…I had forgotten how the rest of the city—the world—kind of falls away when I’m at Elio’s. The dishes were simple yet expertly executed, channelling many layers of “home cooking comfort”. My veal was so tender that my butter knife sliced straight through it in one motion…. [Full Post]