Spice Is the Second Language
Start with what you know: tomato, cream, char, acidity. Then adjust for the spice.
The dishes we cook with our wines and spices. Recipes from Neeta, Chef Rachel and the friends who cook with us.
Start with what you know: tomato, cream, char, acidity. Then adjust for the spice.
Tap a dish, or spin by protein or wine, and the wheel tells you what to pour. Butter chicken, biryani, samosas, all…
The recipe said four beef cutlets. Naturally, I panicked.
I am not a doctor, just a flavor enthusiast. It started with a dentist appointment.
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Our first Thanksgiving in Los Angeles, the turkey somehow picked up a Delhi accent.
I didn't plan to fall in love. Certainly not with a Viognier.
At LXV every wine comes with a spice. Sometimes the spice mirrors the wine. Sometimes it argues with it.
Irish monks harvested dulse 1,400 years ago. We put it in a spice blend and season a Beef Wellington with it.
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