Modern Lifestyles SPRING 2015 | Page 59

DOUBLE STEAK FLIGHT DELICIOUS SELECTIONS OF MEAT & SEAFORD THE BONE-IN “’COWBOY”’ RIBEYE TEXAS FAVORITE 24 OZ BONE IN “COWBOY” RIBEYE The most famous Texas cut of beef is certainly the 24 ounce bone-in “Cowboy” ribeye. This favorite slab of western beef is always perfectly prepared in their high intense oven to bring out the maximum flavor while keeping the bone intack for even more richness. The presentation is all about the beef. The Dallas Chop House serves more “Cowboy” bone-in ribeye than any other steakhouse in downtown Dallas. DALLAS CHOP HOUSE PREPARES SEAFOOD AND OTHER MEATS The entire menu is diverse beyond beef. The kitchen kicks out a fabulous, sautéed Arctic Char with pearl cous cous, Moroccan ratatouille, golden raisins, pine nuts, and lemon emulsion. We tried the red wine braised Wagyu Shortribs with vanilla-parsnip puree, smoked tomato-horseradish compote and the Divers Scallops on curried sweet potato puree, hearts of palm, baby bok choy,and chili-pineapple salsa. There was also half roasted Vital Farms Chicken that had locally produced Trxas smoked cheddar Gristmill Farms grits and tomato braised collard greens. For accompaniments there was Maytag and Applewood smoked bacon butter, black truffle-herb butter, Hollandaise Sauce, Bearnaise Sauce, Cabernet Au Poive, Horseradish Crème Fraiche, Maytag Blue Cheese Crust, and Jumbo Lump Crab Oscar (which I added to my steak flight for contrast). The sides were illustrious with a mac & cheese, mashed, loaded Sea Salt or twice baked potatoes, and grilled jumbo asparagus. DON’T FORGET THE DESSERT ModernLifestyles.tv 57