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What to Eat
April 12, 2012

What to Eat on Adour’s New Menu, Debuting Tonight

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当我们告诉你back in March, Julien Jouhannaud took over the kitchen atAdour Alain Ducasseafter former chef Didier Elena split the month before. With the changing of the guard comes a total overhaul of the menu, which reps tell us will make its debut tonight. From the look of things, Jouhannaud, who was previously at the helm of Ducasse’sWashington, D.C. Adour outpost, is taking a simpler, more straightforward approach than his predecessor did. Expect things like asparagus with creamed morels, langoustines in Chardonnay nage, and salmon in a classic sauce matelote (a combination of seafood stock and red wine). Will the new menu be enough to help Adourregain some of its lost cachet, and possibly that second Michelin star it dropped back in 2009? That’s for diners to decide, but for the time being, you can check out a few of the new dishes in our slideshow, and grab a first look at the full menu, below.

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Earlier:Julien Jouhannaud Is Adour’s New Chef

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Siberian caviar & thin slices of marinated Daurade, perserved lemon Siberian caviar & thin slices of marinated Daurade, perserved lemon

Siberian caviar & thin slices of marinated Daurade, perserved lemon

Main lobster veloute Main lobster veloute

Main lobster veloute

Hudson Valley foie gras Hudson Valley foie gras

Hudson Valley foie gras "au torchon", pickled vegetables

Braised sea bass, shellfish & Champagne sauce Braised sea bass, shellfish & Champagne sauce

Braised sea bass, shellfish & Champagne sauce

Duck a l'Orange, glazed turnips & bigarade Duck a l'Orange, glazed turnips & bigarade

Duck a l'Orange, glazed turnips & bigarade

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