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Drumroll, please …
June 22, 2007
Yes, yes; my wife already told me.
“That’s quite a few dishes you’ve got on that menu there,” she said. “You might consider losing one, two or perhaps 12.” So here they are, the opening--and I stress the word opening--menus.

Food Menu - From the Plancha; Braised, Steamed & Fried; Innards, Offals & the Unexpected
Food Menu - Raw, Cured, Marinated & Barely Cooked; Salads & Soups
Food Menu - Hand-Made Pasta, Dumplings, & Risotto; From the Wood Burning Oven; Vegetables
Wines by the Bottle - Bright & Vibrant; Earth & Spice
Wines by the Bottle - Lush & Alluring; Sake
Wines by the Bottle - Bubbles; Light & Lovely; Fresh & Fruity
Wines by the Bottle - Rich & Lovely; Exotic & Unusual; Sweet & Sweeter; Pleasing Pinks
Flights of Fancy - Small Batch Pinots
Flights of Fancy - A Suite of Dry(ish) Rieslings, The World Through Rose Colored Glasses
Wines by the Glass - Bubbles; Whites; Pleasing Pinks; Reds; Sake; Sweet & Sweeter
House Cocktails - Bubbles; Shaken & Stirred; Muddled & Built; After Dinner
Thanks to farmers, ranchers, winemakers and of course customers, certain dishes and wines are already sliding in and out: top sirloin for hanger steak, halibut cheeks for cod cheeks--and don’t even get me started about the fact that this looks like the last week of local asparagus. Such is life, and it IS what I’ve been waiting to do for over a year.
Stay tuned for a wrap-up of the opening weekend! I did promise you intrigue and suspense when we first started together.
And the journey continues.
Cheers!
Stu
Comments or questions? E-mail Chef Stu at StuStein@rimag.com.
Posted by Stu Stein on June 22, 2007 | Comments (0)


