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Articles on new and innovative food and beverage items trending across the independent restaurant landscape
Plus a lobster quesadilla pizza and Middle Eastern-spiced steak
Using dry-aged beef in burgers is definitely a thing. We reported on it last year. And this week we’re looking at two more iterations of it, one from British Steakhouse concept Hawksmoor, and another from Monarque, one of Atlas Restaurant Group’s many restaurants in Baltimore.
Beef in general continues to turn heads, despite the talk of chicken sandwich “wars” and people toying with eating less meat. But adding a little spice to it doesn’t hurt, and that’s what Jonathan McDowell is doing at Elektra, a rooftop restaurant in Atlanta’s Old Fourth Ward, where he makes his own baharat spice blend and rubs it on a rib eye that’s big enough for two or three people.
Also in Atlanta, at a an ’80s beachside resort-themed bar called Strangers in Paradise, general manager Mina Boules and bar manager Terrence Lewis, take the traditionally sweet and cheap Mai Tai and make it with premium ingredients.
It’s still garnished with a paper umbrella, however.
In Austin, Marc Marrone celebrates the “taco pizzas” he had as a kid by making an upscale version with poached lobster and the Mexican herb epazote, among other things.
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