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I need to step away from nursing school studying or else my brain will combust…

If I haven’t conveyed my passion for Goose’s Enoteca adequately yet, then allow me to attempt again with the following images:

veal brat with kraut braised in Sun King pale ale with side salad of honeycrisp apple salad and brown beer mustard

Brandade: whipped salty code with garlic and potatoes

aww suki suki!

charcuterie plate no. 231

 

Enoteca's disaply of artisanal cheese and smoked meat, terrine

smoked oysters wtih pickled carrots & cabbage

a near vintage porter, we had it as a float (with vanilla gelato)

Amen.

 

I realize that whenever I get excited about a new dish or new restaurant, I tend to get into the habit of making pornographic references when describing it.  I think it’s perfectly natural and if my double degree husband were to get his research going on how our brain reacts to food and sex, I’d already have a Nobel Prize.

Recently though, I’ve discovered food that has changed my choice of adjectives.  In fact, I’m completely at a loss for words.  I walked away from the food not at all  feeling “boner-ific” or “orgasmic”, but simply gratuitous, which reading this should inspire everyone to want to try this.

I’ve written about Goose Market before.  Recently, they’ve opened a new concept called Enoteca in their basement. Enoteca in Italian literally translates to wine repository, and some in Italy serve them with small snacks or small-plates.

Goose’s Enoteca menu of wines and small plates changes daily. What we’ve had so far:

Crudo (raw scallops with slightly sous-vide beets and corn emulsion. Simply amazing presentation.)

Oysters (best I’ve ever had.  Not sure where they were from but it hardly matters. It was like making out with Poseidon.)

Charcuterie: rabbit terrine, smoked ham, duck prosciutto (some smoked in-house, some created by the hands of God himself)

Tartare:  steak/tuna (capers and red onion mixed in, with quail egg on top, I crave for this masterpiece right about mid-afternoon)

steak tartare

ginger beer

charcuterie plate

smoked ham with pickled melons

rabbit rillette

Bone-marrow: (I had a small sliver of this for the first time. The flavor is beautiful, but it’s more for the dudes.  The texture feels like an ovary)

Beer and wine selection: plenty and beyond what you might find at Kahn’s