There is a great little French restaurant
called Tartine in the West Village that is one of the last BYO places in the city so it was a perfect place to sit outside and sip on some pink wine.
Not exact matches
I always use the
Tartine Bakery recipe which
calls for slicing and stacking the brioche bread and then adding the creamy goodness.
Refined and modern vegetable takes on comfort food classics take center stage on the menu, including: Buffalo Hen of the Wood mushrooms (in the style of buffalo wings) with German purple sweet potato salad and house (dairy free) blue cheese; Ginger Rice Congee, a vegan version of a Filipino rice pudding dish
called Lugaw with sautéed shiitake and pink oyster mushrooms, spinach and jasmine rice; Orzo Alfredo inspired by fettucine alfredo with broccoli purée and sun - dried tomato - chili paste; Fennel
Tartine, caramelized fennel, cashew crème and orange supreme on Sullivan Street Pullman bread; and the P.S. Burger, a Beyond Meat patty on Sullivan Street pane di patate (potato roll) accompanied by house made queso and thousand island dressing.
When I posted about my experiments with
Tartine's sourdough bread, I recieved a lot of questions about discarding the starter, since that technique
calls for so much of the starter to be tossed every day.
And we can't wait for
Tartine Manufactory, an all - day bakery / restaurant / ice cream shop from
Tartine Bakery, opening in the Heath Ceramics building (
call it the SF dream team).