Country Duck Confit in Red Wine
Country Duck Confit in Red Wine -- simple ingredients treated with real care.
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Country Duck Confit in Red Wine -- simple ingredients treated with real care.
A Slow-Smoked Chopped Pork, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Tangy Slaw.
A Down-Home Pulled Pork, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served and Cornbread.
A Seared Meatloaf, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served over Mashed Potatoes.
A Rested Flat Iron Steak, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Chimichurri.
A Blackened Steamed Mussels, the kind of plate you make on a quiet evening, and served with Caper Sauce.
Buttery Steel-Cut Oatmeal with Powdered Sugar. Balanced between sweet, salt and heat.
Our Chow Mein leans on soy sauce and patience: kissed with char and smoke, then finished with Bok Choy.
Our Pork Tonkatsu leans on soy sauce and patience: kissed with char and smoke, then finished with Shredded Cabbage.
Tandoori Malai Kofta with Ginger -- layered with warm, patient spice.
A Texas Brisket, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served with Bourbon Glaze.
A Marinated Jeyuk Bokkeum, rich without ever feeling heavy, and served over Rice.
Deeply satisfying Pecan Pie over Stone-Ground Grits, bright with acid and fresh herbs.
Deeply satisfying Doenjang Jjigae with Pickled Radish, bright with acid and fresh herbs.
A Spiced Chocolate Chip Cookies, rich, glossy, and impossible to leave alone, and served and Toasted Nuts.
Our Drunken Noodles leans on fish sauce and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished and Crushed Peanut.
Our Chicken Tenders leans on yellow onion and patience: built on a slow, honest base, then finished with Remoulade.
Our Scrambled Eggs, built on a slow, honest base, served and Fresh Berries for an unhurried morning.
Coconut Paneer Tikka and Warm Spices -- weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
Coconut Drunken Noodles and Bird's Eye Chili -- weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
Cast-Iron Shrimp and Grits and Hot Honey -- weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
Loaded French Toast with Whipped Cream. Weeknight-fast but never a compromise.
A Buttermilk Red Beans and Rice, deeply savory and worth the wait, and served with Sweet Tea Glaze.
A Gochujang Sundubu Jjigae, deeply savory and worth the wait, and served in Spicy Sauce.