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Super impressed by the new menu at @eobrewing from @alexyellan. Highlights include smoky fish dip with fried saltines, sticky-sweet orange chicken wings, thin-sliced roast beef and liquid cheddar on an onion rolls, and fried chickpea panisse with whipped ricotta. The show stopper is the grilled pork collar - brined then smoked then grilled then sliced for wrapping with garlic chili green tomato sauce in cool lettuce wrappers. What a bite!

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This image and the idea for the dish itself -- "caviar-infused crème fraîche ice cream served in a crisp, wafer-thin potato tuile shaped like an eggshell” -- were generated by ChatGPT at the prompting of the chef @grant_achatz. (The bent-spoon service piece is not too wildly different in spirit from the dozens of custom pieces that @crucialdetail_official has designed for Alinea.)

The prompt that led to this image? Achatz told ChatGPT to suggest dishes that might be created by "Jill," a 33-year-old chef from Wisconsin who has worked for Ferran Adrià, Jiro Ono and Auguste Escoffier.

@grant_achatz is one of several people I interviewed for an article on chefs who are collaborating with AI in their creative process. @jennertomaska has come up with dishes at @esme_chicago that began with images generated by @mid.journey; one was fleshed out by the ceramist @manossanas and another by the artist @pauloctavious.

When he was building @selinerestaurant in Santa Monica, @dcberan used AI imagery to help him talk to his designer about the look and feel he wanted for the interiors.

Ned Baldwin at @housemanrestaurant has had long, searching conversations with ChatGPT about the theory and practice of sausage making.

I don't get the idea that this kind of thing is widespread yet. Many chefs haven't had time to explore AI and others aren't interested. But for a few, it's become a reliable and tireless collaborator in the kitchen. More details in my article, which you can find through the link in my bio. Less

@kirinhouse.philly - Philly’s rooftop sushi secret is out!
Hidden in Chinatown, Kirin House is a low key paradise for Asian food lovers.
From signature rolls and tofu so so soft it melts on camera, to fresh shumai & yakisoba for the sushi shy ( like Me) this place delivers.
Perfect for your next casual hang, solo sesh, or avocado appreciation moment.
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