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    The Breslin serves its first dinner, reveals menu here

    Posted in Eat Out by Gabriella Gershenson on November 24th, 2009 at 12:12 pm
    Pork terrine with bacon and pickles at the Breslin (Photo: Jolie Ruben)

    Pork terrine with bacon and pickles at the Breslin (Photo: Jolie Ruben)

    Last night, after a several week breakfast-and-lunch run, the Breslin started to serve dinner. Chefs April Bloomfield and Peter Cho have introduced rustic rib-sticking dishes with a Euro bent, such as pork belly for two, beef shin with polenta, house-made terrines, a lamb burger with feta cheese (the Breslin’s take on the Spotted Pig cow-and-roquefort rendition?) and what co-owner Ken Friedman calls the best fries in town. See the first look at the dinner menu after the jump. (Extra points to anyone who can tell us what a scrumpet is.)

    DINNER

    Snacks

    Malt vinegar and sea salt crisps $4

    Spiced almonds $4

    Caramel popcorn $5

    Pork scratchings $5

    Pork fat fried peanuts $6

    Beef & stilton pie $6

    Scotch egg $6

    Scrumpets with mint vinegar $7

    Terrine Boards

    Guinea hen with morels / Rustic Pork / Rabbit & prune / Head Cheese Served with pickles, piccalilli and mustard

    Small board $25

    Large board $42

    Mussel soup with curry butter $14

    Onion and bone marrow soup with parmesan toast $10

    Herbed Caesar salad with anchovy croutons $13

    Warm smoked salmon with bacon, chives and garlic butter sauce $16

    House smoked ham with piccalilli $15

    Skate and potato terrine with aioli $15

    Smoked belly with mashed potatoes (for 2) $50

    Chargrilled lamb burger with cumin mayo and thrice cooked chips $17

    Braised shin of beef with polenta and black cabbage $28

    Stuffed pig’s foot (for 2) $36

    Seabass on the plancha with trevise, potatoes and anchovy dressing $29

    Vinegared poussin with roasted pumpkin and mint $32

    Sides $7 each

    Cabbage & bacon | Mashed potatoes | Thrice cooked chips | Mixed salad with pumpkin & mint | Roasted red onions & sage

    Download the menu here.

    Tags: Ace Hotel, April Bloomfield, Ken Friedman, Peter Cho, The Breslin, The Breslin Bar & Dining Room
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    5 comments
    1. Posted by johnny mac on November 24th, 2009 at 7:37 pm

      A Scrumpet is a sponge-like piece of bread not too different from an english muffin, usually toasted, and eaten with butter. They’re softer than an English muffin. Aussies put vegemite on them.

    2. Posted by ChairmanChow on November 25th, 2009 at 3:53 am

      I’ve always known that as a “crumpet”, not a “scrumpet”. Maybe it’s their own take on the classic, which is why they added the “s”? Or maybe scrumptious + crumpet = scrumpet?

      Personally, I prefer strumpets; the more impudent the better.

    3. Posted by Mei mei on November 25th, 2009 at 10:49 am

      Their scrumpet is pulled lamb breaded in the form of a fish stick. Deliousness!!

      Do you like fishsticks in your mouth??

    4. Posted by TommyBronx on November 25th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

      During the hottest day of the heatwave last summer I almost fainted on Broadway - saw a sign “Hotel,” that happened to be the Ace Hotel.

      I went in and the staff was great! I put some water on my face, drank some water, they let me use the phone and rest in the lounge. My girlfriend book’s groups for differenet organization’s who need lodging for out-of-towners attending different conferences and she now is recomending the Ace Hotel. Gret place - fantastic vibe - really hip - great staff - super artsy and super cool! -TommyBronx

    5. Posted by pattieB on November 30th, 2009 at 11:39 am

      maybe a scrumpet is a crumpet cooked by a strumpet?

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