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Cooking With Kids. Vin de Set Chef Ivy Magruder “Travels the World” With His Family Through Food.

Date: March 7th, 2013; By: Stacey
http://www.feaststl.com/dine-in/cooking-with-kids/article_cb30ca9e-396e-11e2-b6c3-001a4bcf6878.html
 

Eleven Eleven Mississippi Dining Review

Date: March 7th, 2013; By: Stacey
http://www.laduenews.com/diversions/food-dining/eleven-eleven-mississippi-dining-review/article_4d5c1bbc-fdde-11e1-a70e-001a4bcf6878.html
 

St. Louis Restaurants Grow Vegtables Throught Aeroponics

Date: March 7th, 2013; By: Stacey
http://www.stltoday.com/business/local/st-louis-restaurants-grow-vegetables-through-aeroponics/article_b5889375-9602-503e-8405-c54963dc07ed.html
 

Eleven Eleven Mississippi Still Enlivens Diners in Lafayette Square

Date: March 7th, 2013; By: Stacey
http://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/dining/restaurants/reviews/eleven-eleven-still-enlivens-diners-in-lafayette-square/article_745e51d2-2974-5fa3-8b62-867368fb6383.html
 

Pizza For The Masses

Date: March 7th, 2013; By: Stacey

http://angiloo.blogspot.com/2012/10/pizza-for-masses.html

 

A Wild Night, Civilized, at Eleven Eleven Mississippi

Date: March 7th, 2013; By: Stacey
http://www.stlmag.com/Blogs/Relish/October-2012/A-Wild-Night-Civilized-at-1111-Mississippi/
 

The Redneck Wine Glass

Date: January 9th, 2013; By: Stacey

Grand Petite Market Featured Item

The Redneck Wineglass is a long-stem glass; your moonshine never had it this good. It elevates the fine art of drinking out of a mason jar. Likker, mixers an’ moonshine — th’ Hillbilly Classic wine glass adds th’ right amount of backwoods style t’enny occashun. Redneck wine glasses are a must have for parties or that special redneck in your life. Yes, that is Wendy’s father sporting his very own and saluting all fellow rednecks alike. Available at Grand Petite Market for $16.99

 

Southside Cocktail

Date: January 9th, 2013; By: Stacey

Drink Recipe provided by Vin de Set

Southside Cocktail
Muddle 3 mint sprigs
2 oz gin
3/4 oz lime juice
3/4 oz simple syrup
1 dash angostura bitters
stir, strain, mint sprig
 

Roquefort Burger

Date: January 9th, 2013; By: Stacey

Food Recipe provided by Vin de Set
Roquefort Burger
8 oz pattie house grind
2 oz pepper-bacon bechamel
1 oz red onion confiture
1/16 oz arugula
2 slices sourdough

Season the burger with salt and pepper and grill to desired temp.  Grill sourdough and spread tops with bechamel.  On bottom piece, add arugula, burger, confiture, and top piece of bread.  Slice in half.
House Grind
10 # chuck (trimmed of silverskin, fat, sinew)
10 # brisket (trimmed of silverskin, fat, sinew)
3 # suet
5 # roquefort

Cut the meat and suet into 1 inch pieces and mix together. Chill and grind with the large die.  Mix together well, fold in roquefort. Shape into 8 oz patties.
Pepper-Bacon Bechamel
1/2 gallon 2% Milk
4 oz cream cheese
1/2 lb bacon (cooked and chopped)
3 tbsp black pepper
2 tbsp onion powder
3 oz flour
4 oz butter
to taste salt

Bring the milk, cream cheese, bacon, onion powder and black pepper to a boil.  In the meantime create a roux with the flour and butter and cook it until fragrant. Slowly add the roux to the milk whisking constantly.  Continue to cook the bechamel over low heat until the flour is cooked out, about 10 minutes.
Red Onion Confiture
6 red onions (julienned)
3/4 cup port
4 sprigs thyme (leaves only)
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
to taste salt and pepper

Heat up a large pan and add enough oil to cover the bottom.  Once oil is hot enough to sizzle water add red onions and cook until wilted and translucent (about 8 minutes). Deglaze with the port and red wine vinegar.  Once it comes to a simmer add the thyme and sugar and reduce until about 1/4 of the liquid remains (about 30-40 minutes). Season with salt and pepper.

 

Meet the Staff - Zoe Luke

Date: January 9th, 2013; By: Stacey

Meet the Staff
Zoe Luke – Service Manager, PW Pizza
Born in Newcastle, England, home of some pretty good football and beer, Zoe first worked in a restaurant at age 15. As part of a working internship from University of Northumbria she travelled to the USA for the first time at age 20 to work at the Jupiter Island Club, in Florida.

There she met her future husband Ryan who is a chef and originally from Southern Illinois. Soon after marraige, they opened a restaurant named Luke’s Shade Tree Cafe in Pinckneyville, IL. After several years they decided to relocate to St. Louis in April of 2011. Zoe joined PW Pizza as one of the opening team members and quickly moved up the ranks to management where she has been ever since. As far as we were able to confirm, Zoe is the only British born, pizza restaurant manager in the city of St. Louis.

 

 

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