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Schulte + Herr

EAT FEATURE-May 2012
By Joe Ricchio
Photographs by Kristin Teig

 

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The Black Birch

EAT FEATURE-April 2012
By Joe Ricchio
Photographs by Kristin Teig

 

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The Butcher of Rosemont

By Joe Ricchio
Photographs by Kristin Teig

 

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Chefs Dish

EAT FEATURE-March 2012

By Susan Grisanti
Photographs by Dan Soley

A cross-section of Maine's most interesting chefs, the foods they really care about, and what keeps diners coming back for more.

 

KRISTA KERN DESJARLAIS | BRESCA
111 Middle St. | Portland | 207.772.1004 | restaurantbresca.com

Bresca's menu presents Italian- and French-influenced dishes with a modern, American approach and is open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. Themed tasting menus, such as last year's Hong Kong New Year's Eve to celebrate the upcoming "Year of the Bumblebee," are offered occasionally as well.

Buttermilk Panna Cotta
"Bresca is an amalgamation of my culinary career—an expression of my life's journey. I started making panna cotta when I was working solely with pastry. I was trying to come up with more winter dishes. I needed something refreshing, tangy, creamy—that's what this panna cotta is. It's made with tropical fruits in a passion-fruit broth with orange-flower white-pepper sorbet. The broth and sorbet are surprisingly bright in flavor, creating a beautifully sweet, sour, and subtly spicy finish to dinner."

 

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Wedding Caterers

EAT FEATURE-February Special Wedding Issue 2012

Photographs by Kristin Teig

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Taste is a wonderful sense. 
Flavors trigger memories, put smiles on faces, inspire travel, and make falling in love or joining in marriage that much more delicious. But taste alone does not make an incredible meal. There are magical properties in the bouquet of a wine or a bouquet of flowers in a bride’s hand, in the feel of genuine silverware, buttery soft napkins, the bubbles in champagne. The following pages are filled with inspiration brought to you by three top Maine caterers. While poring through this special wedding edition of Eat, we encourage you to indulge all five senses. It’s clear that they did.

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Harvest Dinner at Grand View Farm

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EAT-January/February 2012

By Joe Ricchio | Photographs by Ted Axelrod

 

Farm-to-table dining is alive and well at Grand View Farm’s annual Harvest Dinner, which puts a spotlight on the best of the season. There is also plenty of wine...

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Long Grain

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EAT-November/December 2011

By Joe Ricchio | Photographs by Kristin Teig

Traditional Asian street food is greatly enhanced when it is created with fresh Maine ingredients. This seems simple enough. But if you still require proof, let Long Grain show you the way.

 

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Coffee Clutch

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By Sandy Lang | Photographs by Peter Frank Edwards

Back in the car to meet three who are coaxing the roast in Maine.

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Zapoteca

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EAT-October 2011

By Joe Ricchio | Photographs by C.A. Smith Photography

This contemporary Mexican eatery brings promising news for tequila lovers everywhere: they pour more than 75 different labels to complement their locally influenced, ever-changing menu. It sounds to me like we’ve got some drinking to do.

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