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Passover in Miami

Just wondering whether anyone has heard or come across any interesting passover menus around town... read in the herald about a passover menu at Rosa Mexicano, and it sounds interesting.

http://www.miamiherald.com/226/story/...

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    1. Yes, Chef Allen's

      http://www.chefallens.com/home.cfm

        1. North One 10
          http://www.northone10.com/menuview.cf...

            1. re: Frodnesor

              2009 Bump. Any others out there?

              Passover Dinner @ North One 10
              Egg white fritatta topped with eggplant caviar, scallion crème fraîche, boiled eggs and parsley and a couple of harosets with Miami Shores mango, cumin, pear and mint and papaya - apple, almond, followed by
              potato smoked salmon cake, organic chicken and basil soup with toasted garlic and calabaza dumpling; yellowtail snapper; braised short rib and roasted duck with orange lavender sauce.
              For the table there will be a three-potato kugel, carrot and turnip tsimmes and roasted beets with Gongonzola as well as a cornucopia of desserts.

              North One 10
              11052 Biscayne Boulevard,
              305.893.4211
              $48.00 per person, non inclusive of tax and gratuity
              $24.00 per person for children under 12

              CHEF ALLEN
              They are serving Seder dinners at Chef Allen's, for the first 2 nights of Passover on April 8th and 9th. The menu tells the story. The remained of the Passover week they will serve foods appropriate for Passover. Proceeds from the Seders are donated in honor of Chef Allen's grandmother to the Rose Rosenkranz Philanthropic League to benefit those less fortunate families, to bring them Passover foods.

              The Traditional SEDER plate

              Served with A Tasting of Charoseths

              * Ashkenazi: Apple, Walnut and Concord Grape Wine
              * Caribbean Sephardic: Coconut, Almonds and Dried Fruit
              * Yemenite: Dates, Apricot and Sesame

              ***************

              Pan Roasted Mahi Mahi Cake
              Moroccan Carrot -Almond Relish, Horseradish Foam

              ***************

              Zucchini Matzo Lasagna
              Organic Spinach, Purple Eggplant, Tomato Salsa
              or
              My Grandmother's Chicken Foot Soup
              Parsnips, Green Onion, Motzah Balls

              ***************

              Zaatar Grilled Lamb Steak
              Sweet Potato Matzo Brei, Crisp Pickled Vegetables
              or
              Preserved Lemon Rotisserie Kosher Chicken
              Cinnamon, Apples and Apricots
              or
              Olive Oil Poached Salmon
              Braised Fennel, Grapes, Raisins, and Saffron

              ***************

              for the family to share
              Root Vegetable Cholent, Tahini Haricot Verts Calabaza Motzah Kugel

              ***************

              Hazelnut Almond Cake
              Lemon Curd and Seasonal Berries
              or
              Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Brownie
              Chocolate Cinnamon Sorbet

              Adults: $75.00 per person (plus tax & gratuity)
              Children: $50.00 per person (plus tax & gratuity)

              • This one sounds very interesting

                Fratelli Lyon, is pleased to invite people to join us for our version of a Passover Seder,

                Italian-style!

                “Pascua Ebraica 2009”

                Little do most people realize, but the Jewish community has called Italy home for a very long time, establishing pockets of people in Rome, Venice, Milano and Padua since before 50BCE.

                Fratelli Lyon will feature an Italian inspired, five-course, traditional Passover Seder

                on the first two eves of Passover, Wednesday April 8th & Thursday, April 9th

                from 6:00pm – 10:00pm.

                antipasti misti / assortment before the meal [seder plate]

                mangiare / to eat

                olive miste ~ mixed olives

                uovo sodo con sale marino ~ hard cooked eggs with sicilian sea salt

                caponata alla siciliana ~ eggplant, sicilian-style

                haroset alla venizia ~ chopped fruits & nuts, venetian-style

                piadina per pasqua ebraica ~ matzoh

                simbolismo / symbolism

                osso di stinco d’agnello ~ true lamb shank

                erbe amara ~ bitter herbs

                sss

                primi piatti / first course

                luccio alla montovana ~ poached fresh pike, green ‘sauce’, mantua-style

                sss

                piatti de mezzo / middle course

                zuppa “la Ferdinanda” ~ grand duke ferdinand’s soup; clarified capon broth, capon breast, whole herbs, poached egg

                sss

                secondi piatti per la tavola / third course family style

                arrosto di polletto ~ roasted young chicken , roasted fennel, baby onions

                stinco d’agnello alla marocchino ~ braised lamb shanks, moroccan-style, with raisins, apricots & pine nuts

                contorni misti di primavera; aspergi, broccolini et biotole

                assorted side dishes from the spring season; asparagus, broccolini & swiss chard

                sss

                dolce / dessert

                sorbetto di limone e arancia ~ lemon sorbet & blood orange sorbet

                cioccolatini, frutta candita et amaretto ~ chocolates, candied fruits & almond macaroons

                $65.00 per person, plus tax & gratuity

                reservations must be made in advance

                available to groups of 4 or more

                Fratelli Lyon is located at:
                4141 NE 2nd Ave
                Miami, FL 33137
                Phone: 305.572.2901

                  1. Broward- Lola's on Harrison has a Passover menu too. $42

                    i couldn't copy and paste menu so u can see it here
                    http://thechowfather.blogspot.com/

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