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News for Foodies 02.06.25

Tue, 02/04/2025 - 09:48
The Bell and Anchor in Noyac will celebrate Valentine’s Day with several specials, including Montauk Pearl oysters.

Valentine’s Day

The 1770 House in East Hampton will celebrate Valentine’s Day on Friday, Feb. 14, with a $125 three-course prix fixe dinner.

Appetizers may include house-cured Scottish salmon with Osetra caviar; Hudson Valley foie gras with Atlantic sea scallop; roasted butternut squash tortelloni, and a salad of gem lettuce hearts and Asian pear.

Possible main courses are lobster thermidor with Maine lobster, brandy, aromatic vegetables, Mecox gruyere, parsnip and sourdough crumbs; pan-roasted black sea bass with cashew romesco; Long Island duck breast with satsuma mandarins, and filet mignon wrapped in bacon.

Desserts will include sticky date cake with toffee sauce and vanilla gelato; chocolate hazelnut brownie cake with hazelnut creme, and Meyer lemon cheesecake with a coconut graham cracker crust.

Diners who are tempted are advised that reservations are going fast.

The Bell and Anchor in Noyac is featuring a la carte specials for Valentine’s Day, as well as $2 Montauk Pearl oysters and $15 glasses of champagne. The restaurant is also offering pre-orders on lobster thermidors and steamed lobsters ranging from two to three pounds. The deadline to order is Wednesday, and orders can be placed by calling 631-725-3400.

HarborFrost Bites

Among the many events happening this weekend during HarborFrost, Sag Harbor’s celebration of winter, is a culinary stroll starting on Saturday morning at 11:30 at K Pasa at 2 Main Street. Other participating restaurants are Sen, Il Capuccino, and Page. The cost is $50, cash only, and includes dining specialties at each stop. Registration is by calling Charlie Canavan at 631-379-2169.

Sen restaurant will also be the site of two sushi handroll making classes on Saturday at 12:30 and 1:30. Lunch includes sushi rolls and miso soup. The cost is $30, plus tax and gratuity, $20 for children. Registration is by calling 631-725-1774.

Kidd Squid Brewing Company will host tastings of melted cheese from Hamptons Raclette and drinks from the Sagaponack Farm Distillery on Saturday starting at 2 p.m.

Cooking Classes

Jeanine Burge of Silver Spoon Specialties in East Hampton is teaching a series of cooking classes at the shop on Race Lane this month. Hors d’oeuvres are the subject of a class on Tuesday at 6 p.m. On Wednesday at 6 p.m., Asian cuisine is on the menu. The subject of the Feb. 18 class will be fresh pasta. Then there are fun and easy desserts on Feb. 25, and a class on “creating the ultimate charcuterie and grazing station” on Feb. 28. Each class costs $60. Spots can be reserved by emailing [email protected].

 

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