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Gallery: Nitehawk’s Fall 2015 Menu

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Fall has finally hit New York City, and we’re pleased as punch to be neck deep in hurricane panic, Halloween decorations and a long slate of horror movies. Just like with every season, Nitehawk’s kitchen, headed up by chef Kurt Applegate, is rolling out a new menu to keep up with the shifting winds. Below, we’ve put together a collection of photos of all of the new items to our menu like a burrata crostini, bacon-wrapped scallops, and new entrees. 

In the department of things that aren’t pictured but should be: we have an Affogato Float that’s made with Manhattan Special espresso soda and Nutella soft serve (that you can add booze into, natch), and a new season popcorn that’s made with maple honey-butter and cinnamon toast crunch (uh huh).

As you can see, we’re full of surprises. So go ahead and click through what we have below; do it again; and now try to spend the rest of your day not thinking about chicken sandwiches and delicious piles of cheese.

Photos by Irene Yoo.

BURRATA CROSTINI: Burrata, fig compte, grilled baguette, balsamic reduction. To be eaten at every meal.
MEAT PLATE: Prosciutto, Columbus Finocchiona, Columbus Calabrese. Spicy. Salty. Hammy.
CHEESE PLATE: three tres fancy cheese from Murray's Cheese. Castatica (Italian), Beemster XO (NP) & Shropshire (UK)
KALE SALAD: Tuscan kale, Asian pear, dried cranberries, smoked almonds, hazelnut-tahini dressing. It's a Brooklyn bi-law to have a Kale salad on the menu.
BACON WRAPPED SCALLOPS: sea scallops, applewood smoked bacon, honey-dijon. Eating 27 is the record, dare you break it?
FLATBREAD: butternut squash, fontina, caramelized onions, fried sage.
SHRIMP AND POLENTA: cajun spiced shrimp, jalapeno-cheddar polenta, peppadew coulis.
BRUSSELS SPROUTS: crispy brussels sprouts served with slived apple, bacon and a cider reduction. SO Fall.
SHORT RIB EMPANADAS: red wine braised short rib, kimchi, gochujang aioli. Gochujang is a spicy, funky Korean condiment that's delicious.
MEATBALL HOAGIE: beef meatballs, tomato marinara, fontina, parmesan, Martin's hoagie roll. Where I come from, this is called a sub, but if you put it on a Martin's Potato Roll you can call it whatever you want.
STEAK SANDWICH: marinated petit filet, Korean slaw, gochujang aioli, foccacia
FRIED CHCIKEN SANDWICH: pickle brined chicken breast, cilantro-jalapeno aioli; We have a winner. Give this thing a tiny, edible trophy.

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