It was a long July 4 weekend, so of course dining out was mandatory. I had to cancel Monday dinner. I was too full after lunch! All in all, it was a good weekend.
1. Kuba Chicago (07.01.21)
TEA SANDWICHES
CUCUMBER, spiced tomato jam, herbed cream cheese, Pullman loaf
EGG SALAD, mango chutney, wheat rounds SMOKED SALMON, dill, capers, marble rye
CORONATION CHICKEN SALAD, curried mayo, sultanas, choux puff
SCONES & LOAVES
Raisin scones & orange blueberry financier accompanied by lemon curd, preserves and devonshire cream
DESSERTS
RASPBERRY MOUSSE DOMES on almond-pecan tarts
LEMON CRÈME CHOUX with gold crystal sugar CHOCOLATE PASSIONFRUIT TARTLETS ASSORTED SPRING MACARONS
Sparkling wine
DARJEELING MARGARET’S HOPE (2nd flush a fruity Darjeeling tea with a great character)
ceviche michelada (shrimp, tomato broth, lime)
pastor taco (ancho-rubbed pork, chile de árbol salsa, fresh pineapple) subbed corn tortillas for bibb lettuce
arroz (white rice, carrots, peas)
4. Shanghai Terrace (07.03.21)
Steamed Pork Dumpling Shanghai Style 上海 小籠 包
Braised Beef 紅燒 牛腩 湯 河粉 (broccoli, kale, beef broth, chow fun noodles)
The Ning Sling (absolut mandarin, lychee, lime, fresh mint, passion fruit, sprite)
3 BLUE POINT NEW YORK, 3 BEAU SOLEIL NEW BRUNSWICK, 3 KUMAMOTO WASHINGTON, 3 KUSHI BRITISH COLUMBIA, 4 LITTLENECKS CLAMS
SEAFOOD SALAD (shrimp, octopus, calamari)
House-made coffee liqueur (much better than most commercial coffee liqueurs)
6. Tzuco (07.04.21)
SHRIMP HUARACHE (Oval-shaped corn masa, shrimp, fennel, nopales, black beans, guajillo salsa, avocado)
CARAJILLO (Licor 43, espresso)
DUCK PROSCIUTTO (AROMATIC SEASONED MOULARD DUCK BREAST) with MOSTARDA
LINGUINE WITH CLAMS (E.V.O.O., RED CHILI & PINOT GRIGIO, WHITE SAUCE)
Shang's Jjamppong Noodle (house-made Jjamppong noodle in spicy soup broth with shredded pork, cuttlefish, shrimp, cabbage, zucchini, onion, carrots, napa), substituted shredded pork for fish ball (at the former Grandee Cuisine location, only officially opened end of June)























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