One of my very favorite restaurants in Eureka is Brick & Fire Bistro. The food is simply fantastic.
I often start with a salad, like the spinach salad below. It's a delicious combination of beets, blue cheese and walnuts with a nice balsamic dressing. You just can't beat that combination of ingredients!
I've had several delicious appetizers as well, including the oysters, and the mushroom cobbler... both so wonderful! It's hard to decide what to get! Not to mention, they bring a basket of fresh bread (one of my weaknesses), with flavors like black pepper and a to-die-for focaccia.
The pizzas... oh, the pizzas.
Did I mention I like pizza?
This one is the front of the photo is pesto with brie, red grapes, and prosciutto. Such a unique combination, and so delicious. Mom ordered the margherita pizza, which was equally perfect.
So, that's my dinner heaven. We go there for special occasions and just a fun Friday night out.
Make reservations though! The small restaurant is so well loved by the folks here, you may need to plan ahead. One of the neatest (and warmest) seats in the house is at the bar, where you can watch the smouldering red coals in the oven. Also very romantic!
Happy dining! Go support your favorite local restaurant!
xoxo
Franny
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Sunday, May 12, 2013
High Bräu
It's been nearly a year since my last post. I guess I've had my mind
on other things, but our dinner tonight was so good I couldn't resist
taking some pictures and posting them up for you to see. Matt really
enjoys German cooking, and he's very, very good at it!
Tonight's feast actually began with our appetizer. At first, we thought there wasn't much to choose from, but we found a stale-ish baguette in the fridge and sliced it thin, added some marmalade and topped it with aged white cheddar. Throw this in the toaster oven on 'broil' till the edges are golden brown. Top with freshly ground black pepper. Delicious!
On to dinner. The stew was perfect, totally delicious and cooked forever so that the beef simply melted in your mouth. The spätzle was delicious, cooked perfectly and sauteed in butter right before serving. And the purple cabbage... what can I say? Perfection.
So... pretty good huh? I'll keep you up on our culinary adventures a little better... just need to remember to document them! I'm so busy eating this delicious food, it's hard to stop and take pictures. In the mean time, enjoy your food and each other!
xoxo
Franny
Jäger stew, red cabbage, and spätzle |
Tonight's feast actually began with our appetizer. At first, we thought there wasn't much to choose from, but we found a stale-ish baguette in the fridge and sliced it thin, added some marmalade and topped it with aged white cheddar. Throw this in the toaster oven on 'broil' till the edges are golden brown. Top with freshly ground black pepper. Delicious!
White cheddar marmalade crostinis |
On to dinner. The stew was perfect, totally delicious and cooked forever so that the beef simply melted in your mouth. The spätzle was delicious, cooked perfectly and sauteed in butter right before serving. And the purple cabbage... what can I say? Perfection.
The chef at work... |
The spätzle |
Can you believe this is my view every night? A hot guy giving me a plate of food... oh yes. |
So... pretty good huh? I'll keep you up on our culinary adventures a little better... just need to remember to document them! I'm so busy eating this delicious food, it's hard to stop and take pictures. In the mean time, enjoy your food and each other!
xoxo
Franny
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