Filet mignon

hand breaded, and made to order, served with parmigiano and their rich meat sauce. Although Favazza’s is classified as an Italian restaurant, they have to bring a bit of St. Louis to the table. As for the full menu, Favazza’s has a very wide variety of food, suitable for all guest. Their menu includes a lunch menu, dinner menu, kids menu, and even a gluten free menu. Oh, and who could forget their dessert menu? They also have a huge wine selection, mostly red wine, but some white. Their menu ranges anywhere from sandwiches, pasta, seafood, to even just a salad. One of their most popular dishes is their Steak Mudega. At lunch time, the dish is served with a six-ounce sirloin steak, and for dinner it is served with an eight-ounce filet mignon. The filet mignon, or sirloin, is lightly breaded, charbroiled, topped with cheese, and served in a white wine sauce with prosciutto and fresh mushrooms. For those who aren’t very fond of mushrooms, Favazza’s kitchen is happy to make the sauce without them. As for dessert, it’s a bit hard to choose a favorite. Their tiramisu, Espresso-soaked sponge cake layered with mascarpone cheese filling, is a big hit, as well as their Chocolate Amaretto Pie, Perotta 4 Favazza 's homemade specialty, made with Graham cracker crust filled with chocolate ice cream, amaretto, roasted almonds, topped with chocolate sauce and whipped cream. With Favazza’s having great service, amazing food, and very inviting decor, what could possibly be negative? The…

waiting in a line out the door that could last over an hour. There are several rooms that you can request to sit in and my family always choices to sit in the piano room with windows on every wall so you have a three hundred and sixty degree view the Fairhope Pier. The room has a elaborate feeling with a burning candle sitting in a bottle melting down the side and crisp white table on every table. Of course as I sit down there is already a menu the size of a novel on the table ready for me to…

laugh to the point of crying because of our stupid and inane actions. One day during the week, we take a trip to the go carts where we occasionally get yelled at for bumping each other’s cars. We take another trip to Broadway on the Beach, which is similar to a boardwalk. Here, we play mini-golf, buy clothes and souvenirs, and eat wonderful food. We joke around, while watching the fireworks display at the end of the night. Going to the beach means so much more than swimming in the water and…

Maybe you are planning a fancy dinner, or maybe it’s a holiday feast and would like to know what wine to pair with your red meat. If you are serving, lamb, steak, veal or venison, you may hit a brick wall with regards to the most suitable wine for the occasion. Don’t worry too much, the answer is right here. Let’s help you find the right wine for your delicious meat so your guest can enjoy their meal to the max. Steak Cabernet Sauvignon is a great wine pairing for beef steak because the wine if…

On the menu including foods of the Asian culture are Unagi Bento, Chirashi, Japanese Egg Rolls Yakitori Miso Soup, etc. On the other hand, meals of the American culture on the menu has Chicken Wings, New York Steak, Salmon, or Scallops, Filet Mignon, Lobster Tail, Chicken & Tilapia, etc. The setting is of modern customs, where as in traditional Asian restaurants, your seat would be on a mat where you can eat sitting on the floor as opposed of in America, we in sitting in chairs. At Hibachi…

It is well known that people often enjoy different types of steak cuts; however this recipe can be used for any type of steak cut. You will need to select your ingredients for cooking. We will begin with choose your steak cut: ribeye, filet mignon, or top sirloin. A ribeye is a tender cut of meat with plenty for marbling, which makes a super flavorful and moist steak. This cut is perfectly juicy and intensely beefy when cooked medium rare. A filet mignon comes from beef tenderloin, has no bone…

are necessary: a 12” non-stick skillet frying pan, a sharpened chef’s knife, a cutting board, an instant read thermometer, tongs, paper towels, a tablespoon, and aluminum foil. It’s well known that people often enjoy different types of steak cuts; however, this recipe can be applied to any type of steak cut. You will need to select your ingredients for cooking. We will begin with choosing your steak cut: ribeye, filet mignon, or top sirloin. A ribeye is a tender cut of meat with plenty of fat…

acting as God by killing human beings, and his arrogance in letting Rainsford free after catching him. The general believes that human life is his to take, as is exemplified when he claims that “life is...if needs be, [to be] taken by the strong.” Furthermore, he assumes that if “an angry god of the high seas” does not provide him with quarry, he is still entitled to these lives and can trap their ships on his island by deceit, hence the name Ship-Trap Island. Allowing him to live a life of…

Ever wonder what happiness tastes like? It’s a sensation that invigorates liveliness of the body, mind, and spirit. Happiness comes in many forms. It’s sweet and savory, hot and cold, food and drink. One of the many places to indulge in glorious scrumptious happiness rests off the corner of Wall St. in a little place north of San Diego called Puesto. Walking the beautiful boardwalk of La Jolla will work up any appetite and while you’ll have to resist the many seaside restaurants with…

One of the favorite great American dishes is the classic grilled steak. People all have their opinions on how a great steak is properly grilled. Let's take a look at some of the elements that go into making a great steak, shall we? To grill a great steak, first you need to get your ingredients together. For a basic grilled steak, that means the steak itself, salt and pepper to season it, and a heat source to grill it on. The most common protein used for steak in America is, by far, beef…