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    First look: Irving Mill’s new spring menu debuts tomorrow

    Posted in Eat Out by Gabriella Gershenson on April 27th, 2009 at 12:51 pm

    Lucky eaters who dined on chef Ryan Skeen’s Sunday-night $45 tasting menu yesterday had the opportunity to preview some of Irving Mill’s new offerings for spring. Starting tomorrow, the rest of us can see what the meat-loving toque has been up to: The menu will be all spring, all the time (um, until summer, that is). Some dishes that sound particularly appetizing: chicken thigh and liver croquettes with Camembert, fines herbes and violet mustard; lamb belly confit with spring peas, goat cheese, kumquat and grapefruit marmalade; and melted eggplant and ricotta agnolotti. Yes, we’re intrigued by how fancy it’s getting over there too. See the full menu after the jump.

    Small Plates

    Chicken Thigh & Liver Croquettes
    w/ Camembert, Fines Herbes & Violet Mustard

    Bruschetta
    Grilled Spring Beans w/ Basil, Meyer Lemon & Burrata

    Debal Curry Shellfish Salad
    Lobster, Scallop, Kumamoto Oyster, Sea Urchin, Poached Baby Beets & Kaffir Lime Coconut Gelee & Purple Shiso

    Mid Courses

    White Asparagus Soup
    Parmesan & Chervil

    Chilled Octopus
    Roasted Shishito, Chinese Long Beans, Parsley, Muscat Grapes & Almonds

    Confit Lamb Belly
    Spring Pea, Goat Cheese, Kumquat & Grapefruit Marmalade

    Pasta

    Rabbit Liver Tortellini
    Fava Beans, Oven Dried Porchetta, Ramps, & Meyer Lemon

    Garganelli
    Rabbit & Ratatouille Sauage, Broccoli Rabe, & Pecroino

    Melted Eggplant & Ricotta Angollotti
    Slow Poached Tomatoes & Basil

    Main

    Spice Roasted Leg of Lamb
    Chickpeas, Ragout of Swiss Chard Confit Tomato & Smoked Turkish Pepper

    Grilled Chicken
    Morels, Local Asparagus, & Melted Leek & Camembert Soubise

    Poached Bass
    Pistou, Crispy Salsify & Lemon Confit & Oven Dried Tomato

    Tags: Irving Mill, Ryan Skeen
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