Danny Grossman
How the modern dance guru, whose company performs at Harbourfront this month, would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on ... By Amy Verner
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A little jewel indeed: nearly every dish focuses on a local or seasonal ingredient, dressed up with a creative twist. A few mouthfuls of chilled emerald cucumber and pea soup act as a base for three gently cured salmon-asparagus bundles; tandoori oil drizzle snaps the springtime bouquets to attention. Milk-fed piglet loin chop with a wedge of beyond-fork-tender braised pork jowl meets hot and sour cabbage, heady and vibrant at once. Four finger-length crisp-skinned Lake Huron perch fillets loll in tamarind oil–spiked cauliflower soup stocked with fiddleheads and asparagus. Desserts let us be kids again: spears of mango, banana and pineapple tempura with luxurious bitter-sweet chocolate, coconut anglaise and caramelized butterscotch dipping sauces; eggs and soldiers is a hollowed-out shell filled with lemon curd and served with toasted pound cake. Two-course prix fixe $42, three courses $49.
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