Monday, December 1, 2008

December 1st: An Ethiopian Algonquin‏

Hi kids!


Hope you all left some room in your stomachs after Thanksgiving for a very exciting Algonquin at Sheba Ethiopian Restaurant, aka Marc Hurwitz's favorite restaurant in Miami. Sheba is an upscale establishment (we'll be sitting on chairs!), and truly is an adventure in eating.


Sheba is located at 4029 N Miami Ave in Miami's Design District. There is ample metered street parking available.


Dinner this week will be $35/person, which includes a three-course dinner, a glass of red or white wine, tax and gratuity.


Drinks are at 7:30 pm, dinner is at 8 pm.


Please rsvp to marc.hurwitz at yahoo.com by Monday at noon. Please note once you rsvp you are committed to paying, whether or not you attend.


Have a great weekend and see you Monday night!


Choice of Appetizer
Zaalouk - Diced eggplant sautéed in olive oil, with a blend of garlic, ginger, chopped parsley and cumin. and a hint of lemon
Kefta - Moroccan meatballs made from lean ground beef, a blend of traditional herbs and spices, onions and crushed peppers
D'Jaja Bi Basla - Tangy chicken tenderloins prepared with garlic and ginger, served with sweet onion and cinnamon

Choice of Entrée ( All entrees are accompanied with two side dishes from the vegetables)
Tibs Wat - Strips of prime beef sautéed and simmered in Ethiopian key wat sauce, lightly seasoned with salt and fine white pepper
Doro Tibs - Boneless pieces of chicken breast seasoned and sautéed with Ethiopian herb reduction sauce, onions, peppers, tomatoes and garlic
Beg Alecha - Tender pieces of lamb seasoned with ginger, rosemary and a pinch of jalapeno pepper; braised slowly in an Ethiopian herb reduction sauce. Mild.
Doro Wat -Ethiopia's national dish: chicken legs and thighs marinated and seasoned with garlic, fresh ginger and stewed in spicy berbere sauce until tender.

List of Vegetables
Mesir Azefah - Lentil Salad
Atakilt Wat - Potatoes, String Beans
Shiro - Pureed Split Peas
Gomen Wat - Collard Greens
Kik Alecha - Yellow Split Peas
Mesir Wat - Lentils
Ful - Fava Beans

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