the sun shone brighter than doris day
With buttery empanadas (try the steak chimichurri and the shrimp scampi) and salads full of good things, I can see why they know Dianna’s name here (I think they will soon learn mine).
Here, she gestures how she cannot be contained by a small salad bowl (Whitmanian multitudinous wisdom):
I ordered the superfood bowl as well, with quinoa, edamame, raisins, and broccoli to propel me through the rest of the day, inspired by conversation about Dianna’s cultural interventions and plans for picnics.
After work, I stopped by the Casablanca Fish Market to find sashimi to place atop mandolined Daikon radish from my farm box this weekend,
and Jess helped me eat the soft tuna and the crunchy, translucent radish,
while Pilar declared her allegiance to my favorite appetizer: crostini with fresh goat cheese, overripe tomato slices, and good salt (my friend Laura brought me this black salt that tastes mysterious and important).
Fresh goat cheese tastes of Spring (this is from Thomasville, Georgia’s Sweet Grass dairy), and we welcomed the season into the Magic Cottage kitchen.
Two wise women in the chairs across, another I’d met for lunch, and my day was full of questions and catching up, planning and preparing, pesto and pasta, cauliflower, chocolate, and choices…
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Posted Tuesday, March 31st, 2009, 8:41 am * Filed in Entertaining, Food, miami, restaurant. * Tags: cauliflower, chevre, cottage, dianna, empanada, fractal, go-go, jess, kristen, kthread, magic, miami, pilar, taylor, tomato, tuna. Follow responses through the RSS 2.0 feed. Leave a response, or trackback from your own site.





March 31st, 2009 at 7:46 pm
Go-go’s looks/sounds de-ri-cious (Spoken with my best Asian accent)! I see something on the menu that says “Nutella and banana” which is always good in my book.
I am truly honored receive the title “VIP commenter” on kthread. Forget a Ph.D., I am set for life!
April 1st, 2009 at 6:53 am
Mica, Nutella often appears on Miami menus, yet another reason to visit. And you’ll receive a memorial plaque soon ;)