Ruhlmans Ceasar Salad Challenge

August 29, 2007 on 9:50 pm | In Offal | Comments

As seen here, a challenge has been throw my way by Michael Ruhlman to make a pork belly ceasar salad for the menu at Incanto. Since this all started because he despises the ever-present chicken ceasar salad, I decided to make just that, but my own way of course. Click below to see my version of the chicken ceasar. Top that, Ruhlman.

Here it is; a crispy cocks comb salad that has all the same components as ceasar salad but the croutons are the fried cocks combs. What could be better than a crispy gelatinous chicken treat to top a traditional salad that you would find at any Applebees? Eat your heart out Tyler Florence.
cockscombs salad

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  1. Wow - well done! Stunning, adventurous. I don’t know what else to say…

    Comment by Kevin — August 30, 2007 #

  2. That’s awesome!

    Comment by Amanda — August 30, 2007 #

  3. ooh! how long will this be on the menu at Incanto?

    Comment by Jeffrey — August 30, 2007 #

  4. Please please please tell me this will still be on the menuthe first weekend in October, when we will be in SF for a music festival. We’ll be there for this!

    –parkbench

    Comment by parkbench — August 30, 2007 #

  5. yes, very original. What are the small dice items on top of the cocks comb?

    Comment by redman — August 31, 2007 #

  6. I have been trying to make caesar salad soup with no luck at all. I can make a mean lettuce soup but caesar salad soup has so far eluded me. Maybe the addition of cockscomb croutons would help?

    Comment by sam — September 4, 2007 #

  7. Uh, where’s the pork belly?

    Comment by burntmtnman — September 26, 2007 #

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