Last night Amber, Damien, and I went to Mama Carolla's
to celebrate Amber's birthday. Amber has been there before, and Damien
had been there many years ago, but since he had only vague memories and I
had never been we are counting it as an New Restaurant Saturday.
I
had the Chicken Rigatoni, which involved--no surprise here--both
chicken and rigatoni. The sauce seemed to be composed almost entirely of
olive oil, along with pancetta, garlic, and crushed red pepper. The
flavor was pretty good--the picante-ness of the red pepper sort of built
up over time, which I enjoyed--but I couldn't help wishing that the
sauce was a little more creamy and a little less oily. But oh well.
There was plenty of it, and the leftovers I had for lunch today were
almost as good as the dish was in the restaurant last night.
Amber had a different sort of chicken dish--I can't remember the name, but it was chicken cutlets rolled around prosciutto, spinach, and mushrooms and smothered in a delicious tomato sauce (she let me try it). I enjoyed the bite I had, and she seemed to really like it. If only I could tell you what it was called... Damien had the salmon, which came in a creamy dill sauce. He told me that he liked it, and indeed the bite I had was pretty tasty (but not tasty enough to win over the seafood-disliking Amber, though she did brave a tiny bite).
Amber had a different sort of chicken dish--I can't remember the name, but it was chicken cutlets rolled around prosciutto, spinach, and mushrooms and smothered in a delicious tomato sauce (she let me try it). I enjoyed the bite I had, and she seemed to really like it. If only I could tell you what it was called... Damien had the salmon, which came in a creamy dill sauce. He told me that he liked it, and indeed the bite I had was pretty tasty (but not tasty enough to win over the seafood-disliking Amber, though she did brave a tiny bite).
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