A Culinary Journey: Exploring Korean-Inspired Eggs and Aromatic Laab

Inspired by Korean kimchi jjigae, Ed Smith’s flavorful eggs showcase the robust flavors of kimchi and chewy tteok. The convenient dish is a perfect meal in itself, or paired with rice or bread. In a different culinary adventure, Smith introduces us to a fragrant pork laab, traditionally made with minced meat or fish. He innovatively transforms sausage meat into a laab, enveloped in soft brioche buns and topped with a crispy fried egg. With its aromatic blend of lemongrass, ginger, and Thai basil, this dish is a delightful fusion of flavors.

Temple Place’s Hidden Gems: Unveiling the Culinary and Cultural Evolution of Boston’s Nightlife Scene

Previously desolate at night, Temple Place has transformed into a bustling culinary destination, showcasing a diverse array of bars and restaurants. At the helm of this transformation is the BCB3 restaurant group, led by award-winning chef Jamie Bissonnette, who has opened three distinct yet interconnected concepts: Somaek, a Korean restaurant; Temple Records, a listening bar inspired by Japanese establishments; and Sushi @ Temple Records, featuring a menu designed to highlight the freshest fish. Each concept offers its own unique ambiance and culinary experience, contributing to the vibrant nightlife atmosphere of Temple Place.

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