North One 10 Introduces The "Not Miami Spice Menu" for $25 Per Person

Jacob Katel August 7, 2009 12:48PM

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North One 10 is the recipient of 4 consecutive Best Of Miami titles, 2 positive Lee Klein reviews, and the distinction of being among the best restaurants in Dade.

They are now offering a Friday and Saturday dinner special, the $25 "Not Miami Spice Menu." That's true recession friendly fine dining for the people. For that price you get a first course choice of

Smoked salmon croquettas in damn hot guava sauce.
Roasted tomato soup.
Field greens in a citrus mustard dressing.

Entree choices are

Grilled skirt steak with sauteed corn and pancetta and warm mushroom vinaigrette.
Yuca crusted salmon, black bean broth, kimchee aioli, grilled arugula.
Roasted duck, greens, gorgonzola, orange lavender sauce.
Grilled chicken breast over penne pasta, tomatoes, basil, herbed ricotta cheese.

And Dessert

Flourless chocolate torte
Fresh berries

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Jacob Katel

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