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	<title>Comments on: Restaurant August</title>
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		<title>By: Gideon T Carter III</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gideon T Carter III</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was excited when I learned of Jessica and Mario&#039;s reservation at Restaurant August as I already had a dinner reservation scheduled  with a group of guys (5 of us in all) one month later, to celebrate having successfully worked together.  Prior to learning of Jessica and Mario&#039;s  reservation I had inquired about this restaurant and was told that at the time of her post it was &quot;probably the best restaurant in New Orleans.&quot; By default we also had the same Chef&#039;s &quot;custard in an eggshell topped with caviar&quot; amuse-bouche.  As an appitizer I followed Mario&#039;s recommendation and ordered the &quot;handmade potato gnocchi tossed with blue crab and black truffle.&quot; It was magnifique. As an entree I ordered the &quot;redfish &#039;courtbouillon&#039; (pronounced cou-b-yon by us deep-south food enthusiasts) persillade crust, jumbo shrimp, blue crab, and sauce bourride&quot;.  It is just as described, i.e. a seemingly small crusty mound of redfish, shrimp and lump crab meat surrounded by a moat of tasty creamy sauce, which almost covered the plate when spread out. We ordered a host of desserts, which we all shared. It was a wonderful evening of dining, talking about cooking, our families (wives and kids), and comradery. I will definitely take the wife out to dinner at Restaurant August.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was excited when I learned of Jessica and Mario&#8217;s reservation at Restaurant August as I already had a dinner reservation scheduled  with a group of guys (5 of us in all) one month later, to celebrate having successfully worked together.  Prior to learning of Jessica and Mario&#8217;s  reservation I had inquired about this restaurant and was told that at the time of her post it was &#8220;probably the best restaurant in New Orleans.&#8221; By default we also had the same Chef&#8217;s &#8220;custard in an eggshell topped with caviar&#8221; amuse-bouche.  As an appitizer I followed Mario&#8217;s recommendation and ordered the &#8220;handmade potato gnocchi tossed with blue crab and black truffle.&#8221; It was magnifique. As an entree I ordered the &#8220;redfish &#8216;courtbouillon&#8217; (pronounced cou-b-yon by us deep-south food enthusiasts) persillade crust, jumbo shrimp, blue crab, and sauce bourride&#8221;.  It is just as described, i.e. a seemingly small crusty mound of redfish, shrimp and lump crab meat surrounded by a moat of tasty creamy sauce, which almost covered the plate when spread out. We ordered a host of desserts, which we all shared. It was a wonderful evening of dining, talking about cooking, our families (wives and kids), and comradery. I will definitely take the wife out to dinner at Restaurant August.</p>
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