Salt & Time’s butcher’s board, lined with their house cured meats and condiments. On the right is their pig’s face torchon with fried green tomatoes, pickled radish and celery, and raw mustard.
Read MoreEvery so often, a dining opportunity arises that actually excites me and it’s rarely in a restaurant setting. Nice meals are a dime a dozen but genuinely engaging culinary experiences are few and far between. Read more about Chefs in Residence by Butter on the...
Read MorePB&J dessert at Swift’s Attic in Austin TX: Challah french toast, sweet foie gras mousse, peanut butter powder, local blackberry sorbet, green apple gel [read the full...
Read MoreThese juicy watermelon cubes were topped with a thin sliver of jalapeno and a sprinkling of chili salt, just enough to coax out more sweetness and to bring some heat to the party. Read more: Food & Wine Issue Release Party for Chef Laura Sawicki of La Condesa at Melverde in Austin,...
Read MoreGrilled saba (mackerel) and two types of mochi (goma and yuzu) at Mamecha in Kyoto, Japan.
Read MoreLeave it to Olivia Restaurant in Austin to push this quintessential Southern dish over the top. Here, they grill Gulf shrimp and slather them in a smoky, tangy barbecue sauce. The succulent shrimp garnish a pool of fluffy and creamy cheesy grits. More barbecue sauce is drizzled on for good measure. And on the right, that’s a pig’s ear sandwich, the epitome of textural interest. The juicy and lightly charred pig’s ears were sliced thinly and tossed with crunchy and lightly pickled vegetables. The contrast between the chewy bread, julienne vegetables, and meaty ears reminded me of a warm banh mi. Oh...
Read MoreGrilled octopus salad with a roasted red pepper paprika dressing. Smoky, sweet, and bright.
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