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Amuse Trio:
- sashimi, fritter, cold "soup"
My favorite was the sashimi.
Please look at the same meal from the perspective of thewanderingeater, and take a look at the entire Jean-Georges picture set.
My buddy was amused at how the water was squishing out of is shoes. Tried to capture it as he jumped up and down, but not sure how well I did - definitely check out the large size on these...
Amuse Bouche
Shaved beets, orange.
Têtedoie
Lyon, France
(January 26, 2013)
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"Amuse" is a veteran Melbourne-based graffiti artist who also is the creator of the global graffiti battle series "War of the Words".
Finally, "Amuse" is known for his crisp lettering, technical "burner" pieces, and vibrant style.
For more information, or to follow this artist references refer to -
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/amuseone/
mtnaustralia.com.au/blog/amuse-interview/
#AmuseOne #Amuse1 #Amuse #SkinnyWhiteBoys #SWB #KingsOfSteel #KingsOfStyle #KOS #WaroftheWords
London is full of amusement, some of them illegal. This advertisement for 'amusements' (i.e. slot machine.....never found them very amusing) was on the edge of Chinatown.
Amuse Bouche
Left: Salted cod with squash.
Middle: Squash puree with aged balsamico.
Right: Kabocha squash with candy confited prosciutto.
Read my review at the ulterior epicure.
Amuse Bouche
Left: Salted cod with squash.
Middle: Squash puree with aged balsamico.
Right: Kabocha squash with candy confited prosciutto.
Read my review at the ulterior epicure.
Amuse Bouches
Left: Gooseberry encased in a gelatin dome of some sort with hoja santa garnishes.
Right: Caviar on a brioche custard dome, red onion, egg yolk pearls, scallion, and crumbles of brioche (though for some reason, they looked like shredded bacon crumbs.
Read about this dinner at the ulterior epicure.
Amuse Bouches
Consomme, grilled ham and cheese soldiers, and fried risotto balls.
Del Posto
New York, New York
(July 17, 2012)
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Amuse Bouche
Fried mackerel "escabeche," with pickled ramp and vinegar gelatin.
The Modern
New York, New York
(May 7, 2012)
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In this photo: Arne Aalberg, faculty member, Department of Structural Engineering, NTNU.
Professor Aalberg drops in on his student teams working on constructing a load bearing bridge, using principles covered in their introductory structural engineering courses (TKT4116). Verkstad - Institutt for konstruksjonsteknikk, NTNU
Photo:Christine Sætre / NTNU
"Amuse" is a veteran Melbourne-based graffiti artist who also is the creator of the global graffiti battle series "War of the Words".
Finally, "Amuse" is known for his crisp lettering, technical "burner" pieces, and vibrant style.
For more information, or to follow this artist references refer to -
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/amuseone/
mtnaustralia.com.au/blog/amuse-interview/
#AmuseOne #Amuse1 #Amuse #SkinnyWhiteBoys #SWB #KingsOfSteel #KingsOfStyle #KOS #WaroftheWords
Left: Lemon-fennel soup (served warm) with a touch of olive oil.
Right: Santa Barbara uni on a jalepeno sliver and black bread. A drizzle of olive oil and sea salt.
Amuse Bouche
Smoked white fish with mustard, pickled onion, dill, and olive oil.
Focus
Park Hotel Vitznau
Vitznau, Switzerland
(September 12, 2015)
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Appetizer, Can't remember where this was taken, but maybe it was in Provence,. (hence the beautiful rosé).
Amuse Bouche
Tomato with cauliflower crema, salmon roe, and aged balsamico.
Notes: This was essentially the same amuse bouche that I had last time at Bouley. Except this time, the tomato was fresher and played a more active roll. Last time, I left this amuse scratching my head. This time, I actually "got" what they were trying to accomplish.
I attribute this to two things:
1. The tomatoes were actually in season (albet, the very end of the season) and there was more of it.
2. There was more salmon roe.
The end result was a nearly one-to-one ratio between savory and sweet, with the textures ranging from silky, to creamy, to slippery, with pops of salty, briny salmon roe throughout. It was actually kind of pleasant. It was certainly unique. It's not the most approachable combination of flavors or textures, but I think that's why I appreciated it.