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Menu Focus: Skewered Foods

From satay to souvlaki, skewered foods are ideal summer-menu additions.

-- Restaurants and Institutions, 6/1/2008

skewered foods From satay to souvlaki, skewered foods are ideal summer-menu additions.

BOULDER, COLO.
  • Bácaro Venetian Taverna: Spiedino di Gamberi (grilled scallop, tuna and salmon skewer with arugula and aged balsamic)
CHARLOTTE, N.C.
  • M5 Modern Mediterranean: Rosemary-skewered lamb with orzo, kalamata olives, feta, pita and tomato-lamb jus
CHICAGO
  • Shochu: Japanese eggplant and zucchini yakitori (shown)
EVANS, GA.
  • Patagonia Grill: Anticuchos de Camarón (grilled shrimp skewers in a sauce of white wine, lemon and butter)
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
  • Justix: Grilled portobello skewers
  • Mr. Greek: Pork souvlaki
NAPLES, FLA.
  • Gumbo Limbo at The Ritz-Carlton: Jerk chicken brochette with mango barbecue sauce
NEW YORK CITY
  • Drom: Grilled calamari skewers with tomato-and-basil salad
ROCHESTER, N.Y.
  • Nazareth College (Parkhurst Dining Services): Beef satay with honey-soy sauce
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