Flavor Trends, Strategies and Solutions for Menu Development

 

 

 

By Flavor & The Menu
June 21, 2021

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Adam Rosenblum

Adam Rosenblum

The Housemade Ricotta has emerged as a winner at Causwells, a casual American bistro. “It’s one of those dishes that we’d get in trouble if we took off the menu,” says Executive Chef Adam Rosenblum of the simple starter that he describes as silky and pleasing in both taste and texture.

Rosenblum tops the ricotta with olive oil, rosemary honey and cracked black pepper, then serves it with lavosh. “The creaminess of the cheese, the aromatic nature of the rosemary, the sweetness from the honey—all come together for a really nice way to start the meal,” he says. A favorite among the restaurant’s guests, the ricotta is also a winner in the kitchen, cross-utilized and featured in other menu items, such as pancakes and sandwiches.

About The Author

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Leigh Kunkel is a freelance journalist with more than a decade of restaurant industry experience as a server, bartender and sommelier. She has written about restaurant operations for B2B publications, as well as foodservice brands, including Beam Suntory and Dawn Foods. She specializes in covering flavor, ingredient and cuisine trends. Leigh has also covered the food and beverage world for a wide range of consumer outlets such as The New York Times, Eater and Vinepair.