Thu, February 23rd, 2012
It's Thirsty Thursday, and many of our listed restaurants also have an awesome bar scene!
Meet Chef Bob Calderone who with his wife, Susan Finegold, are the owners of the Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern.
Chef Calderone and his wife have been working together since 1986 and they bought their first restaurant, Anago Bistro in 1992. They received great reviews and accolades from all of the different critics including the Boston Globe, Bon Appetit, Money Magazine, Food and Wine, The Boston Herald, the Improper Bostonian. They stayed in Cambridge for 5 years and then moved into the Lenox Hotel in Downtown Boston. They became Anago and dropped the Bistro from their name and entered into the Boston dining scene as a “real” restaurant. Once again they were very successful and received great press and awards. In 2001 their daughter Sophia was born and their life transitioned. They sold their Boston restaurant and moved to the Cape full time in 2002. That year, they helped Graham Silliman to open Siena at Mashpee Commons. In 2004, Chef Calderone was ready to become an owner again, and the Tavern became available. They bought it and opened on St Patty’s day 2005. The rest is history! Just last month, the Calderone’s once again expanded with the opening of Blue Plate Diner, open for breakfast and lunch, just down the street from the Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern.
“Chef & Co-Owner Bob Calderone of The Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern”

This recipe serves 4 people
24 fresh whole Taylor Bay scallops (in the shell)
4 oz. olive oil
1 Tbl. diced garlic
1 cup chopped plum tomato
4 oz. white wine
8 oz. clam juice
4 oz. butter
2 Tbl. mixed fresh herbs ( basil, parsley and chives )
salt, pepper and lemon to tasteHeat a heavy duty sauce pan to medium hot. Add olive oil and garlic to pan. Allow the garlic flavor to be released into the olive oil, this should take 30 seconds. Be careful not to brown or blacken the garlic. Add the plum tomatoes and increase heat to high. Cook for 5 minutes or until the juice of the tomato is concentrated. Add white wine and clam juice and bring to boil. Add Taylor Bay scallops and cover. Braise Taylor Bay scallops for 4 minutes or until just done. Finish with butter, fresh herbs, salt, pepper and lemon juice. Serve over pasta or in a bowl with warm crusty bread.
Bon Appetit!
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