red wine (such as Tempranillo).
That rabbit en cocotte isn't going to get you many Instagram likes.Other restaurants might have decorated it with edible flowers, like a crown at Coachella.
But things work differently here at.The creamy white beans with their gentle ripple of black pepper are plain speak personified, but weeks later you won't be able to shake the memory of their humble perfection.Could this modest meal really be the work of a Best New Chef?
Even better: It's the work of two.Clare de Boer and Jess Shadbolt first connected at the legendary.in London, founded in 1987 by another pair of female powerhouses, Ruth Rogers and the late Rose Gray.
At King, Shadbolt and de Boer are gunning for that same trend-proof longevity with food that is stripped down and extremely responsive to the seasons.
King feels like the kind of neighborhood restaurant you might call your own if you lived in Bologna, Italy, or Roussillon, France, where a windfall of shellfish winds up in a Provençal stew paired with charred toast and garlicky aioli, and where the first peas of spring pop with mint and toothy ribbons of mandilli pasta.It is out of his world.
I was a little skeptical about the short cooking time — the shrimp.for just three minutes — but it was absolutely correct.
After a few days in the aromatic pickling liquid, the shrimp were firm and “crispy” in the pickling sense of the word.I love that you occasionally bite into fennel or coriander seeds as you snack.
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