Mesh has great eats for fall
If you're anything like me, your palate changes with the seasons. Sounds like the folks at Mesh get this.
Here is their new three-course tasting menu for fall. $35 per person (plus tax/gratuity; add a wine pairing for $20), Monday-Thursday, 5-6 p.m. One caveat of sorts: All orders must be in the kitchen by 6:15 p.m. Reservations required.
First Course Selections
basil bisque
tomato fondue + shaved parmesan + pine nut pesto
curry carrot soup
truffled apples
smoked turkey flat bread*
caramelized onions + camembert cheese + bleu cheese cream + mission fig jam
meshed potato "poppers"
sturkey's spiceā¢ + white truffle oil
paul sturkey's house salad
sun-dried cherries + toasted almonds + feta cheese + sturkey's creamy balsamic vinaigretteā¢
caesar salad
herb focaccia croutons + creamy garlic caesar dressing
Second Course Selections
redskin potato ravioli
chorizo sausage + baby spinach + tomatoes + truffle emulsion
pan roasted chicken breast
pancetta + chive potato gnocchi + asparagus + mushrooms + savory sweet soy essence
atlantic salmon
lobster mashed potatoes + french green beans + sherry soy sauce
beef tenderloin medallion
truffled mashed potatoes + french green beans + roasted shallot demi-glace
Third Course Selections
carrot apple cake
carrot cake + spiced apple-pecan cake + cream cheese icing
all scream for ice cream
flavor of the day by chef pam
Oh, and carry-out is available (*except for the smoked turkey flatbread). Am I the only one who wants to go right now?
Labels: fall menu, mesh restaurant, seasonal eating
3 Comments:
didn't know if anybody knew this or not, but Chef John Folse was at MCI to talk to students about how he created cajun cuisine.
sorry for being off topic, but Ann Kearney(sp) the chef that taught Emril is opening up a resturant in WestChester hopefully by the end of the month.
We ran this back in June:
Anne Kearney has signed a lease on a space for a new restaurant in Dayton that she will call Rue Dumaine. Kearney is a Dayton native who trained and started her career in Cincinnati, then went on to own Peristyle, a celebrated restaurant in New
Orleans' French Quarter. She returned to this area several years ago and has been raising organic vegetables and selling products at local farmers markets.
The new restaurant - named for Peristyle's street - will be an American bistro using ingredients from very local to around the country. She expects the check average to be $35-$40 per person, and will be open for dinner Tuesday-Saturday, and for lunch on Friday.
Rue Dumaine will take over a space left by Chow's Asian Bistro at 1061 Centerville-Miamisburg, on Ohio 725. (It's the first exit off I-675 east of I-75). Kearney hopes to be open by Oct. 1. - Polly Campbell
We'll have to check in on her...
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