We loved Agrodolce, and appreciate you creating a neighborhood restaurant in Fremont. I've been trying to replicate the Curve Ball, which is one of the best drinks I've ever had.
Having spent a bit of time in EU and around the Med and its peoples, I can assure you that you will not see either of these two "Mediterranean" recipes in any country which has a Mediterranean shore. If I am indeed wrong on this, please link to a menu or food review that shows my ignorance.
In response to the last 4 posts...
post #1 - so glad you are enjoying agrodolce. i heart fremont. my bar manager for GB will get you the recipe for the curve ball :).
post #2 - you are to kind. i really appreciate your support!
post #3 - you are correct! you will not find these recipes ripped from a food review or menu. they are dishes that i came up with, using ingredients that you can find in the mediterranean (or at least i found while traveling through cairo, beruit, athens, kalymnos, istanbul, and morocco).
for uber authentic recipes, please enjoy the cookbook recommendations that i listed for ya'll.
post #4 - what is in almond spice? sorry, that is another recipe that we use at GB, that i forgot to add in. basically it's a mixture of cumin, fennel seed, coriander, tumeric, allepo pepper, paprika, salt, white pepper, and black pepper. but you can use whatever suits your fancy.
Hey there, this is Andy McClellan, the bar manager at GB
Here is your recipe request for the Curveball Cocktail
1 oz bourbon, 3/4 oz zaya rum, 3/4 oz Montenegro amaro,
2 dashes lemon pink peppercorn bitters,
serve in a bucket with a big ice cube,
garnish with a lemon peel
post #1 - so glad you are enjoying agrodolce. i heart fremont. my bar manager for GB will get you the recipe for the curve ball :).
post #2 - you are to kind. i really appreciate your support!
post #3 - you are correct! you will not find these recipes ripped from a food review or menu. they are dishes that i came up with, using ingredients that you can find in the mediterranean (or at least i found while traveling through cairo, beruit, athens, kalymnos, istanbul, and morocco).
for uber authentic recipes, please enjoy the cookbook recommendations that i listed for ya'll.
post #4 - what is in almond spice? sorry, that is another recipe that we use at GB, that i forgot to add in. basically it's a mixture of cumin, fennel seed, coriander, tumeric, allepo pepper, paprika, salt, white pepper, and black pepper. but you can use whatever suits your fancy.
Here is your recipe request for the Curveball Cocktail
1 oz bourbon, 3/4 oz zaya rum, 3/4 oz Montenegro amaro,
2 dashes lemon pink peppercorn bitters,
serve in a bucket with a big ice cube,
garnish with a lemon peel