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The 2009 Foodie In and Out List
This year, say hello to haute BLTs and goodbye to salted caramel.
By
Todd Kliman
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Ann Limpert
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Cynthia Hacinli
Published Monday, February 02, 2009
| In | Out | | House-bottled water | Voss | | Big-name chefs doing fast food | Big-name restaurants opening “cafes” | | Street carts | Create-your-own salads | | Portion control as necessity | Portion control as moral statement | | Cassoulet | Truffled mac and cheese | | Black pudding | Honeycomb tripe | | Preserved lemon | Meyer lemon | | Everything veal | Everything pork | | Mackerel | Bluefish | | Haute BLTs | Haute grilled cheeses | | Linguiça | Boudin blanc | | Honey | Salted caramel | | Bartender worship | Chef worship | | Sunchokes | Fingerling potatoes | | Snubbing foie gras | Chicken-liver mousse | | Granité | Sorbet | | Clams casino | Broiled oysters | | Gastriques | Foams | | Lunchtime deals | Free happy-hour snacks | | Consommé | Chowder | | Cocoa nibs | Chocolate chips | | Lamb burgers | Turkey burgers | | Châteaubriand | Cowboy cut | | Chestnuts | Mission figs | | Heirloom peppers | Heirloom tomatoes | | Selection of olive oils | Selection of mustards | | Cress | Kale | | “Still enjoying?” | “Are you still working on that?” | | Hash | Eggs Benedict | | Tomato jam | Onion marmalade | | Grayson | Constant Bliss | | Rillettes | Terrine | | Marinated scallops | Poached shrimp | | Rigid reservation policies | No reservations | | Shavings | Purées | | California osetra caviar | Hackleback caviar |
What are your foodie ins and outs for 2009? Let us know in the comments below!
This appeared in the Washingtonian's February 2009 100 Very Best Restaurants package.
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Comments
VOSS out? Bad call. VOSS is far from out. It’s definitely the best water product out there and it’s spreading like illegals at Home Depot.
Posted by: ToneTone, Oct 30, 2009 08:20:50 PM
VOSS out huh??? Well I guess it is ok for me to go to a restaurant and pay money for water that is put into a bottle, that has no lid, and then sold to me. All they do with that system is charge you for Pur style water...or add bubbles...therefore it is expensive soda water.
Ill take pure bottled water from Norway any time over being charged for DC’s finest tap water... L’eau du Potomic anyone???
Posted by: Washington Man, Oct 06, 2009 05:56:14 PM
What is the difference between Foie gras and veal? They are both OUT if you eat ethically.
Posted by: Lauren, Sep 15, 2009 06:57:55 AM
Soon to be In ?? I can only hope: just 0ne or Two Chefs/Restaurants who would happily run a nut-free/egg-free/dairy-free establishment so that when my kid grows up she can actually go to a restaurant. I can always hope. Maybe I’ll open my own! Succulent meats - seasonal fresh amazing veggies - hand-cut fries - fruit smoothies (no yogurt) and plenty of alcohol to make up for the lack of cheese!
Posted by: foodalergymom, Sep 07, 2009 04:07:31 AM
Snubbing foie gras?? Right. I will be sure to do my part to make up for the snubbers.
Posted by: S.I., Apr 03, 2009 11:33:07 AM
the "in" for 2009 was in over a year ago in NY. and the "out" was out even longer
Posted by: groovyking, Feb 28, 2009 03:51:22 PM
The grill cheese at founding farmers is one of the most popular menu items at one of the most popular restuarants. Have you guys been out to eat lately
Posted by: subscription canceled, Feb 19, 2009 07:51:42 AM
House Bottle Water? You mean kitchen sink water! No thanks, I’ll take a Voss anyday.
Posted by: Bottled Water Fan, Feb 13, 2009 03:37:51 PM
"House Bottle Water" - do you mean the supposed filtered / eco friendly water that they make in the kitchen and then expect us to pay $ for...No thank you - If enjoying the best tasting & coolest looking bottled water ever - Voss - is out then i guess I’m out too...
Posted by: Jenny82, Feb 13, 2009 10:53:39 AM
Lets jump of the bandwagon of "sustainable" seafood. I have discovered that it equates to very inexpensive fish (that is overpriced) and needs a ton of sauces to make it edible!
Posted by: EatMorSteak, Feb 04, 2009 09:25:39 AM
Foie gras snubbing is in, but so is veal? I am confused.
Posted by: Amanda, Feb 04, 2009 07:11:59 AM
I hope everyone jumps on the foie gras snubbing bandwagon. More for me. Salted caramel will never go out of fashion.
Posted by: Le Fabe, Feb 03, 2009 10:43:00 PM
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