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LEMONADE OPEN IN BRENTWOOD

HEALTHY CREATIVE FOOD AT ITS BEST!

Lemonade Restaurant – Brentwood
145 S Barrington Ave
Los Angeles CA 90049

phone: 310.471.9700 / 310.471.9707
fax: 310.471.9701

http://www.lemonadela.com


Avocado Melon Salad & Picante Honey Dressing

What a refreshing fruit and spinach salad! The easy honey dressing is                                spiked with picante sauce and it's all tossed together just before                                     topping with toasted almonds.

Brought to you from the Kitchen's of Campbell

1/2 cup Pace® Picante Sauce

3 tablespoons honey

2 tablespoons lime juice

1 tablespoon vegetable oil

3 cups fresh spinach leaves, torn into bite-sized pieces

2 cups cubed cantaloupe

1 large avocado, peeled, pitted and cut into cubes (about 1 cup)

1/4 cup toasted slivered blanched almonds

Beat the picante sauce, honey, lime juice and oil with fork.

Add spinach, cantaloupe and avocado and toss to coat.                               

Add Almonds.                                                                                                                        


EATALY - NEW YORK

Opening to the public Tuesday, August 31st at 4 PM
· 50,000 square feet
· A 300-seat, 6,000 sq ft rooftop partially-enclosed beer garden on the 15th floor, La Birreria, accessible from an in-store elevator, opening November. No preview as they haven't even started building it out yet.
· A cooking school ("La Scuola") under the tutelage of Dean Lidia Bastianich
· The front has a Lavazza coffee shop (that'll open at 7AM), gelateria, and paninoteca
· Two wood-fired pizza ovens imported from Italy
· A fresh pasta counter with two dozen varieties on offer
· An Italian bank ATM
· A bakery (overseen by Nancy Silverton of La Brea Bakery and the Los Angeles Mozza) will sell bread and focaccia at the retail counter and produce bread for the restaurants. Unnamed restaurants have already put in contracts. A dedicated oven (seen through glass doors next the the counter) is expected to run 24 hours a day.
· Butcher, fishmonger (run by David Pasternack), locally-sourced produce
· A huge amount of dry goods: canned tomatoes, tomato sauces, olive oils, vinegars, jams, honey, and a large variety of dried pasta and risotto rice
· A microbrewery is planned (not built yet), headed by Teo Musso of Birrificio Le Baladin, Leonardo Di Vincenzo of Birra del Borgo in Rome, and Sam Calagione of Dogfish Head Brewery, including, according to Joe Bastianich, "guest brewers every month that come from Italy to brew regionally- and seasonally-specific beers."

The restaurants:
· Pizzeria Rossopomodoro, with two guys from Naples who only arrived in that States the other day, already producing some knockout pizza
· Il Crudo
· Salumi e Formaggi
· La Pasta
· La Verdura, the vegetable bar/restaurant
· Il Pesce, run by David Pasternack
· Il Manzo, a white-tablecloth Italian steakhouse with 80 seats, the only restaurant that'll take reservations, headed by Michael Toscano, formerly of Babbo.

That's in addition to the other food stands:
· Paninoteca
· Pasticceria, headed by Luca Montersino
· Rosticceria, offering roast meats
· Il Laboratoria De La Mozzarella

Concent is expected in LA in 2012.


                        

TEN POUND OPENS IN MONTAGE BEVERLY HILLS

The bar is dedicated to Macallan Scotch whiskey, offers a small menu of bourmet bites like caviar, rare cheese and bison tartare. 225 n. Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210 310-860-5808.


  Join us at the 8th Annual Paso Robles Olive Festival for a day of olive-inspired fun! Mingle with olive producers from all over California while tasting olive oils, local wines and sampling olive dishes. Take a stroll down Culinary

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Join us at the 8th Annual Paso Robles Olive Festival for a day of olive-inspired fun! Mingle with olive producers from all over California while tasting olive oils, local wines and sampling olive dishes. Take a stroll down Culinary Row for delicious foods or don your chef hat as you join the open olive dish cooking contest. Try olive inspired products and even eat olive oil ice cream! For the little ones there is olive branch wreath making, contests and crafts galore! More fun! Mingle with olive producers from all over California while tasting olive oils, local wines and sampling olive dishes. Take a stroll down Culinary Row for delicious foods or don your chef hat as you join the open olive dish cooking contest. Try olive inspired products and even eat olive oil ice cream! For the little ones there is olive branch wreath making, contests and crafts galore! More




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