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Articles on new and innovative food and beverage items trending across the independent restaurant landscape
Plus burrata with salmon roe, and a spicy Margarita that changes color
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Many cultures make seafood stew, and two of those dishes are featured this week. One, at Cartagena in Miami Beach, Fla., reflects Caribbean culture with a fairly complex, flavor-layered seafood stock finished with coconut milk and lime. The other, at Verde in Costa Mesa, Calif., reflects California culture, with a light, green sauce made with herbs, garlic, anchovies, and white wine that goes with whatever seafood is fresh, delicious, and sustainably sourced, but always including mussels.
Milk shark, which plies the waters of South India and Sri Lanka, is on the menu at Lungi, a new restaurant in New York City that reflects the cuisine of the region, including a dish of the shark that’s steamed, then teased into small pieces, fried, and spiced.
In Houston, at a new modern Japanese restaurant called Azumi, burrata, one of the trendiest ingredients out there at the moment, is paired with fresh tomatoes and salmon roe.
In Long Beach, Calif., at Michael’s on Naples, a spicy Margarita is given a couple of new twists with the addition of basil and a large ice cube made with color-changing butterfly pea flower tea.
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