The master of steak house ceremonies has hired long-time Dallas chef Michael Weinstein to develop a brunch and catering menu. Many of you will remember chef Weinstein from his gigs at The Riviera (weeping), The Grape, and Aurora, to name a few. Maybe chef Weinstein will answer one Disher’s burning question: “Help! I want the recipe for the Al’s salad with the hearts of palm, avocado, crab, and shrimp.” Or maybe not. Time will tell.
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Nancy, we have the recipe online from an old D Home article. You can find it here:
http://www.dmagazine.com/ME2/Sites/dirmod.asp?sid=5C1933F1D01C4247A724BAB13C6E670B&nm=&type=ESpotlight&mod=Directories%3A%3AFinished+Products&mid=2B95FDFF11914E0A9A3364DC9BD3F4B8&SiteID=90B770AF0ABC4BD2B1625283141EF3DB&tier=3&id=3A0CA4397BFE4921A4FEB336192AF09C
Dear Nancy,
I appreciate the blog, however there must be two chefs named Michael Weinstein. I have only worked at The Riviera. I have read great things about the other Michael Weinstein but unfortunately can’t take the credit for his accolades.
All the best!!
Michael Weinstein (The Handsome one!!)