The sun sets early this time of year. And by the time that Chef
Luciano Villani of
La Locanda del Borgo sent out this main course, it was already after 4 pm, the second hour-ish of a lunch which began a couple of hours earlier. No problem, no rush. And this was worth the wait.
A cube of tender,
really tender, boneless veal shoulder-
reale di vitello in Italian, One of the most prized cuts on the block. The chef served it with a topinambur sauce.
A what? Topinambur..also known as Jerusalem artichoke, sunchoke, sunroot, or earth apple. Grande. To the side was an
nearly roasted artichoke with a surprising spectacular licorice sauce...
Marvelous.
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