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Staff's Xmas party @ FOG Restaurant
First time I've ever had raw beef minced like this, it's weird at first but once you remove the "raw thing" in your mind then it's all good :D
finely chopped beef tenderloin with shallot, capers, pickle and parsley served with raw egg yolk, blinq blossom and canapes
Pigeon Tartare
02 August 2013
North Providence, Rhode Island
My dad keeps several bird feeders in the yard, which naturally attract pigeons. Occasionally, he ends up feeding larger birds as in the case of this hawk that swooped in for some pigeon tartare. I didn't want him to fly off without his lunch, so I ended up photographing him through the screen on my window. That makes for a soft focus, unfortunately, but he seemed skittish enough that he would have flown off had I opened the screen.
finely chopped beef tenderloin with shallot, capers, pickle and parsley served with raw egg yolk, blinq blossom and canapes
Tartare of Japanese Bluefin Tuna
Hearts of Palm, Haas Avocado, Pickled Pearl Onions and English Cucumber "Nuage"
Cleverly cropped the condiments they gave me (ketchup, mayonnaise, and mustard - none of which were needed for it to be delicious) out of the shot to make it look much classier.
One of the starters on our new fall dinner menu. Yellow fin tuna, crispy Cantimpalo chorizo, guacamole, spicy carrots and warm flatbread.
Second course was the beef tartare with frites.
While this was quite good, and is still one of the better tartares I've had, this was only about 2/3s as good as the two previous times I've gotten it.
It was nice that they served it with frites (which were perfectly done), but I prefered the previous versions.
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