“The mustard greens are loaded with vitamin K,” says Brent Knoll of Brent’s Organic Gardens, who designed Lopsteich’s – “best raw in salads.” Lopsteich begins his day with a walk through the garden, munching on what he’s grown. It tastes deeply of bacon and onions and pork and garlic thats been roasted so long its black. It gets a fish house A+.Ī visit to Lopsteich’s backyard is revealing: With the exception of a few ornamentals, every inch of it is either produce or mulch. You should order their tonkotsu-shio ramen (all ramens are 10). House-made French fries are crunchy Yukon Gold. The blackening spices on the big, juicy fillet are neither too hot nor too mild – the same equilibrium found in other dishes – and the cheese and rémoulade add dimension. Lauren Griffiths, who works lunch, suggests ordering it blackened with Cheddar and rémoulade sauce. The fish is done rare with a wasabi crust that has just enough kick, offset by mashed potatoes with seaweed and Japanese ginger on the side.īut what about fish house fare? There’s a local classic, grilled or blackened mahi with tartar sauce on toasted kaiser roll. In a medium non-stick pan, heat the coconut oil over medium-high heat. Transfer back into the pot and return to a simmer.
Transfer to a blender and purée until silky smooth. Whisk vigorously until well incorporated.
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Tuna comes occasionally from local boats, but the menu’s staple is Pacific ahi, and one can forgive this exception. A short walk from the Broadway T station, the cute, casual cafe Lulu Green serves a fully vegan menu of all-day breakfast like acai bowls and avocado toast, juices, coffee and tea drinks, plus cocktails and a full dinner menu at night. Add the coconut milk, green curry paste, coconut butter, agave, and lime juice. Not all the fish can be local all the time, and big blackboards showcase what’s available on any given day.
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