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Sakamai – Egg on egg on egg – sea urchin, aka uni, sturgeon caviar and scrambled egg – created by George himself. You have to scoop up from the bottom when you eat this so you can get a bit of each element on the spoon with each bite. It is a luxurious dish. I think I used my finger to swipe up every last drop.

November 28, 2016

Sakamai – Lower East Side, NYC

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Jacob’s Pickles – White Wine Mussels – PEI Mussels in a white wine and butter broth with garlic and onions. Served with fresh cut fries

November 23, 2016

Jacob’s Pickles – Upper West Side, NYC

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The salmon is finished baking and looks amazing. You can see the delicious, natural oils from the salmon in the pan.

Between the Bread – Brunch Lesson in Chelsea

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Le Bernardin Tasting Menu – Seafood Truffle Pasta - Crab, Scallop, Lobster; Tagliatelle, Black Truffle Emulsion

January 10, 2016January 11, 2016

Le Bernardin – Midtown, NYC

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Totto Ramen - Midtown 52nd Street NYC - Extra spicy miso paitan topped with pork char siu and corn added for the win (comes with bean sprouts but I am not a fan of them in soup so I always ask for no bean sprouts!) This is topped with the finest Koji Miso and ground pork. Nomnom

November 22, 2015November 22, 2015

Totto Ramen – Midtown NYC – 52nd st location FTW

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Tanner Smiths – Midtown NYC Front to back - Everything pretzel sticks with IPA cheese dip and mustard dip Brussels sprout hash with fried eggs and dill crème fraiche. Yardbird Scotch eggs with cherry pepper relish and aioli

October 10, 2015February 14, 2016

Tanner Smiths – Midtown NYC

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Indikitch - Midtown - NYC - Feast with chicken tikka masala, saffron rice, onion bhaji, beet salad, dal and a ginger sugar cane juic

August 30, 2015August 30, 2015

Indikitch – Midtown – NYC

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Annisa – West Village – NYC – Foie Gras Soup Dumplings – aromatic pork broth with foie gras mousse and jicama, then topped with seared foie gras. I still dream of this decadent, savory dish.

August 22, 2015

Annisa – West Village – NYC – Throwback from my 31st bday – August 2012

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The Marshal – Hudson Valley Burrata – John Fazio Farms Burrata, Windfall Farms basil pesto, hazelnuts, Martha’s Vineyard Sea Salt, yellow & green summer squash

July 17, 2015July 21, 2015

The Marshal – Hell’s Kitchen – NYC

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