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I am looking for freelancer (based out of india) who can write articles on arts & craft. these articles shall go in a blog and objective is to provide knowledge / tips / information to people about the arts (example one of the topic can be - relation or influence of colors on emotions).
Person should have deep interest in arts & craft and catchy writing skill with good grammar, spelling & punctuation
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Jean-Pierre Vuillermet of New Haven's stately Union League Café presumably saw the absence of great cooking along the mid-coast and last year opened Bar Bouchée on a quiet side street in Madison. And to my mind, at least, he has given us (pardon the pun) one of the very few restaurants we can sink our teeth into in this part of Connecticut.
Bar Bouchée got off to a rocky start; christened Bar Bouchon, it was forced to change its name by Thomas Keller, chef of Napa Valley's famed Bouchon, who claimed to have ownership rights to the name. A "bouchon" is a Lyonnaise bistro, whereas "bouchee" refers to a bite of food.
You could call the place 8 Scotland Avenue and it wouldn't make any difference. The food is terrific and, from all reports, it is usually jammed.
Once indoors, the cozy spaces evokes a French bistro of the Art Deco era: tile floors, high tables and stools, pendant light fixtures, and lots of glass. Diners can watch meals being prepared, thanks to a service counter along the translucent kitchen wall. Bar Bouchée looks and feels as though it's been around for aeons.
Connecticut's francophiles - a sadly neglected tribe of gastronomes - have so much to celebrate. Chef Vuillermet and his team have created a menu offering dozens of bistro favorites.
Our server won our undying loyalty for arranging to split an order of Quenelles de Brochet (featherweight Pike dumplings) served in cast iron casseroles and bathed in a heavenly, beautifully seasoned Sauce Nantua, a cousin to Lobster bisque flecked with morsels of crayfish. What a joy to rediscover something I hadn't seen on a Connecticut menu since Gerald Ford sat in the White House.
My guest and I also shared a plate of springtime asparagus cooked just until its rawness vanished, then bound in a mustardy vinaigrette and topped with a perfectly poached egg.
These exemplary starters were joined on the menu by other French classics, including a plate of charcuterie, mussels steamed in white wine, escargot with parsley butter, steak tartare, and a cheese plate. They all cost $13 or less; the steak can be ordered as a main course for $19.
The brief list of full plates was supplemented by a selection of three sandwiches: a foie gras burger ($15.50), croque monsieur ($12.75) and croque madame ($13.75). I'll sample these in the future, but on our visit, we were more compelled by a hanger steak, a flavorful and cheap cut that, when it arrived, had been cooked "à point" (medium-rare) as we ordered and was served with a small crock of warm Béarnaise sauce and a pile of crispy French Fries.
Those who find cod boring will be converted by Bar Bouchée's superb cod Lyonnaise, a plump cod filet seared crisp, served atop of bed of caramelized onions and sautéed new potatoes, and surrounded by a savory parsley jus. All of our plates were beautifully seasoned.
There are other old favorites on the menu, including veal stew, roast chicken (served with morel mushrooms), and trout meunière. Arctic char is served "Grenobloise" with puréed cauliflower and caper vinaigrette. For vegetarians, the kitchen offered asparagus and artichoke risotto. Main courses ranged from $19.50 to $24.50.
Imagination reigned with the dessert selection. Two ice cream coupes caught our attention: one, a variant of Peach Melba, with vanilla ice cream, strawberry sorbet, and raspberry sauce. The other featured fresh pineapple, guava-passion fruit sorbet, and meringue.
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Good if not great rolls accompany dinner, along with sweet butter. There's a well-considered, short wine list and full bar, which was very much the social focus when we arrived just before six.
Service is exemplary from start to finish. My only hesitation is the noise level, which approached a din after the seven o'clock revelers arrive. Unless you like to shout (or indeed, plan on joining the conversation at the next table), I suggest arriving early, when relative calm prevails.
And yet despite straining to hear, on the night of our visit, at least, Bar Bouchée was frankly more fun that the sometimes stuffy Union League Café. And the food is just as good.
Vuillermet has hatched a worthy scion.
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Atmosphere: The tiny and chic spot buzzes with activity at dinner; art deco lamps hang low over closely spaced tables. As the evening wears on, one strains to be heard.
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Tour is excellent. Not to miss when visiting the island.
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Tour is excellent. Not to miss when visiting the island.
Disgusting, really. My "fresh" catch of the day was burnt & smelled fishy, I couldn't eat it; corn was old & chewy; coleslaw tasted old too! Ugh!
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Spaghetti pomadoro pretty good; large portions, super tasty warm garlic rolls--yum! Got a free piece of limoncello cake!
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Mac & cheese to die for. Very good sandwiches from their smoker out back.
Typical Greek-owned coffee shop that serves everything. I got to sit in a ripped chair! (Ew) Average food for average people.
Here for a wedding, chix was good, beef not so much-chewing rubber.Super rude bar staff & servers stole our desserts & gift bags from the tables.Room temp was below zero.
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Run down HI that needs serious updating. Extremely friendly staff. Absolutely no ventilation in the bathroom. Your pet can poop in the front of the hotel. 🐶💩
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Pretty good experience. Sautéed calamari delish, salads were fresh & seafood pasta fantastic. Even saved room for the coconut cake. Great local place & super friendly.
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Jonny Gomes was brought in this offseason to add some pop from the right side of the plate. But while the outfielder has traditionally fared better against left-handed pitching, he's now out to prove he's more than just a platoon player. Gomes' career splits show a stark contrast between how he performs against lefties and how he does when facing righties — the magnitude of which can be seen below. Versus left-handers (1,100 plate appearances): .284 average, .382 on-base percentage, .512 slugging percentage, .894 OPS. Versus right-handers (1,960 plate appearances): .223 average, .307 on-base percentage, .425 slugging percentage, .732 OPS. These numbers have left some wondering how Red Sox manager John Farrell will use Gomes this season, and whether the 32-year-old slugger will serve as the team's everyday left fielder or split time with someone who fares better against right-handers. Regardless of Farrell's plans, though, Gomes is hoping to show he can produce no matter who's pitching. "You look at baseball cards, there's no such thing as a position of a 'guy that hits lefties' or a 'guy that hits righties,'" Gomes said before Thursday's 74th annual Boston Baseball Writers' dinner, according to the Boston Herald. "You either hit or you don't. "Are they different? They are different, 100 percent, lefty and righty. But I didn't hit just lefties in the 12-year-old All-Stars. Coming up through the minors, I didn't have a swing that just hits lefties. I work very hard in the offseason to condition myself to be ready for 162 [games]." General manager Ben Cherington has said that the team is looking at some right-handed options who can play the outfield and first base. Whether that means less playing time for Gomes remains to be seen, but the powerful outfielder seems to have the right mentality as spring training approaches.
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