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    Further comment on New Yorker Issue: Martinis

    can be hidden, bad gin cannot be. Vermouth is Noilly Prat, if you can find it. Olives, are green, fat, and pimento stuffed. They are speared with a decorative toothpick. The guy at the Hollywood Farmer’s market has a nice...

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    So I dragged myself into No. 9 last night. . .

    Stock or Noilly Prat (not Punt e Mes). There’s no getting around Campari, though. When I tried it in college, I said, “That is the single worst thing I've ever tasted.” I love it now, though, mainly thanks to the...

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    Best wine in a box?

    , smooth. NOILLY PRAT Original French Dry FRANCE $6.79 for 750 ml Honeyed and herbaceous, with faint anise notes and subtle bitterness. Pan sauce tasted fresh and balanced. Hope this helps even though it isn’t boxed.

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    Tips on Preparing Mussels?

    of unsalted butter and saute the leek and fennel until tender. Add the shallots and a handful of chopped flat leaf parsley. Add 2 c. dry vermouth, I prefer, French like Noilly Prat. Add some freshly ground white pepper and about...

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    Boston-area retail sources for Dolin vermouth?

    A recent thread on pending changes to the formula for the U.S.A.-bound version of Noilly Prat http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/596078 got me to thinking: where can I buy Dolin vermouth around Boston? I’ve sampled it in a...

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    Maker's Mark

    glass. Top with a maraschino cherry. You can also serve it on the rock, of course. Also, vermouth is cheap — so get a good quality one to go with your good whiskey. I like Noilly Prat and Cinzano.

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    My Lunch Visit at The French Laundry! [pics-LONG]

    essence, and Noilly Prat emulsion) This lobster tail was absolutely amazing. It’s poached perfectly and had an incredible texture that I can only aspire to taste from time to time. I didn’t care much about the fennel...

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    Do I really look that clueless? [Moved from General Topics]

    is good enough" "non! only somebody from chantilly, preferable a guide at the chateau" "hi, i am the closest living descendant of Anne de Montmorency, so you all shut the hell up and ecoutez-moi" I rest my case. I shall now go have...

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    Shaken or stirred?

    as the choice of gin: I prefer Vya, Boissiere, Noilly Prat, or Lillet Blanc (the last not technically a vermouth). For gin, Plymouth, Hendrick’s, or Bombay (Original, not Sapphire). Still waiting for Bluecoat gin to be...

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    Simple pork chop suggestions?

    and garlic. Then add a couple of good glugs or dry vermouth (Noilly Prat) and a can of mushroom soup. Stir it all and put a lid on it for half an hour to fourty five minutes and let it simmer. Sometimes she would sautee fresh...

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    Best Gin Martinis?

    being good in different ways. Not a big fan of either Gordon’s or Beefeater; I find Beefeater too harsh and Gordon’s unremarkable. The vermouth used (and proportion thereof) also plays on different elements of the gin...

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    Martinis!

    I like my martinis quite wet.... 1 part vermouth (Noilly Prat is my favorite) to 2 parts gin. Sometimes even 1:1 Two or three olives. I keep the gin, shaker, and glass in a freezer prior to making. That might not work so well if...

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    Top of the Food Chain: The French Laundry

    of my favorites of the evening.] Fourth Course: Sweet Butter Poached Maine Lobster, Caramelized Fennel Bulb, Crystallized Fennel Chip and Sauce "Noilly Prat" [Another favorite. Everything was beautiful, tasty, and pleasing to the...

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    "Deconstructed" Creme brulee

    in the house to deglaze the pan? Pick up a nice bottle of white vermouth! My favorite cooking wine. Julia Childe rather liked it too. I use Noilly Prat, but whatever works for you. And speaking of rice, I read somewhere recently...

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    Newish with good bartending Downtown?

    I agree with Joanie. They barely knew how to make an ordinary martini at Ruth’s. “Top notch”? They didn’t even have Noilly Prat. EDIT: This was on a relatively quiet night in, I think, September.

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