I think I may be the last person in Dallas to dine at NOSH Euro Bistro. There was a wine dinner at Nosh in Dallas, and I was fortunate to have a media invite. That meant that I got to sit at the counter at the front of the kitchen. I had a cockpit seat into the pandemonium and work that is a meal of this size. Here is some of the action as the team served the diners (every seat sold, and a waiting list, BTW!):
Believe me, you’ll want to jump for some serious food photography by Desiree Espada.Plating the Seared Diver Scallops (Brussels sprout leaves, buttermilk potatoes, pancetta and kumquat preserves):
The result on my plate…
The scene: Customers drinking wine and making merry.
Action Stations: Soon-to-be execuchef Ryan Carbery plating the duck confit (roasted root vegetables, caramelized pear and puff pastry)
The duck confit…
Next was Expresso Braised Short Ribs (pommes “Robuchon”, braised dino kale & baby shitakes)
The Dark Chocolate Tart (EVOO, flake salt & candied pistachios)
A good time was had by all. And, just for the record, Andrew Bell leaves around mid-year to EC the new Nosh in Austin. Ryan Carbery takes over as EC at Nosh Dallas. Is this a chain? Frame this quote: “Five NOSHs Only,” Avner Samuel.
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Is Jon Stevens still with NOSH in some capacity? He is a great chef.
The 4th pic is of Chef Ryan Carberry, not Andrew Berry, and it is very good to see him back in action.
Fixed it, joeat. Thanks for the catch! My mistake, not Andrew Chalk’s.
Jon Stevens went north to NOSH Plano.
Jon is currently in Plano. He is the Executive Chef/Partner.