Thom Yates wrote:This is also my first post just like Jeremy's. I'll to be kind. Just wanted everyone to know that the new Chef's name at Z's fusion is David Scales. He's a wonderful guy who's originally from Maryland. That will explain why his Crab Cakes are awesome. He's said to me that Marylanders do two things this time of year. 1- Is that they know their crab cakes 2- Is that they love their Turp's Football.
Daves' a super guy & I think Louisville will welcome him warmly. He's already visited a few of the other local restaurants for lunch & dinner. He's told me that he's been impressed with just about everyone he's visited. No one knows who David is so it's kind of easy for him to walk on in. He's a very unassuming person, who's really laid back. I think we can expect some really nice things from Z's Fusion while David is there.
Thanks,
a Fellow Foodie
annemarie m wrote:for me it's all about freshness. i grew up on all these cheeses and they were
i'm used to eating fresh firore di latte(buffalo) mozzarella still warm on a fresh broken apart loaf of italian bread. when you have had fresh mozz, it tastes nothing like the pre-wrapped that you get at whole foods or lotsa pasta. or that some stores freeze their mozz. and don't tell you.
i can always taste the difference.
annemarie m wrote:the pre-wrapped that you get at whole foods or lotsa pasta. or that some stores freeze their mozz. and don't tell you.
i can always taste the difference.
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