The Austin Food and Wine Festival's Taste of Texas brought some great finds
from Dallas and San Antonio. I'm so glad to see that chefs from other
Texas cities were getting some love.
This braised beef cheek by Grace
in Dallas was a standout dish. It was so tender, juicy, structured,
yet delicate. It was really one of the best pieces dishes served that
night.
This was the egg from Ramen Tatsu-ya.
Topped with a savory mix of bacon and onions, this was nostalgic bite of heaven.
Here's Diego Galicia of
Mixtli in San Antonio with his
nephew's Flat Stanley and my Google Glass.
His offering was blue corn masa macaron. It was quite tasty.
Here's the adorable Jason Dady
presenting dishes from his new venture, Umai Mi.
Fried rice, shallots, and basil = yum.
Another great hit from Houston, Chef Terrence from
Pass and Provisions. He's
making deep fried lamb ribs.
These were probably some of the best "non-traditional barbeque" ribs.
They were first deep fried, dipped into a sweet sauce, and covered with sesame
seeds and greens. Oh, so, delicious.
And lastly, here's an egg crepe and sausage offering from
Lenoir. I love their
interpretation of crepes!
Craft Beer, Fine Wine, Artisan Spirits, and Mouthgasmic Food.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
2014 Austin Food and Wine Taste of Texas
Labels:
#afwfest,
#Austin,
#Food,
Austin Food and Wine,
taste of texas
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