A Trip(e) to Flushing
January 13th, 2012
The Gastronauts head to Flushing for some Tianjin-style innards.
The Gastronauts head to Flushing for some Tianjin-style innards.
This month, the Gastronauts break a pair of balut eggs, eat a few Filipino style pigs, and drink a boatload of San Miguel beer at Engeline’s in Queens.
The Gastronauts visit New York’s master of high Turkish cuisine Orhan Yegen at his restaurant Sip Sak for some Kokorec and other delicacies.
The Gastros head to the Louisiana Bayou, hunt Nutria, skin and eviscerate them, pack them in a cooler and fly them to NYC, where they put on a one-of-a-kind Nutria feast.
Yep, we’re going back to the romantic backyard of Lamb & Jaffy in lovely, elegant Greenpoint. Wingtips and cutoffs, baby! We’ve asked the chefs to create something special just for us, and if you were there for last year’s six-course, three-hour boozy dinner, you’ll remember it was of the highest caliber.
The Gastros head to Elmhurst’s La Fusta (The Whip) for some Argentine Asado!
This is gonna be full-on, real food from Senegal, not some watered-down hodge-podge: We eat a whole baby lamb, Senegalese style.
This month, we’ll be consuming all the best parts of das Schwein at Trestle on Tenth, where chef Ralf Kuettel will show us a thing or two about Schweizer cooking.
We persuade fellow Gastronaut Brian to lend us his place for a backyard BBQ, Gastronaut style.