Sunday, June 17, 2007
Chowtown
Made pea and asparagus risotto while singing “This is the dawning of the age of asparagus” Friday night, then “grilled” some fresh sardines under the broiler a la Mark Bittman. Ummm, o man, very good.  My dinner guest thought so as well.  (I’d stopped singing by the time she showed.)  Saturday night I took the leftover risotto and formed it into three patties and pan-fried to crisp deliciousness. Served on a bed of CSA mustard greens sautéed to mellowness, with a little red sauce on top.  Yowsa good!  Sunday morning dim sum in Flushing: the usual smorgasbord of slippery and fried in a cacophonous, mostly local (Chinese) barn of a restaurant called Ocean Jewels, including these firsts: chicken feet and some kind of blood pudding thing; both were acceptable, but I don’t think I’ll have them again.  Best was the taro cakes, cubed up like home fries.  Took the 7 train out, elevated over Fitzgerald’s valley of ashes.  Not currently contemplating dinner.
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