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Try a cooling note against the spiciness with muddled cucumber or fresh mint. Go for a Japanese flavor duo and make a sake martini with wasabi ... Want more food knowledge? Sign up to our free ...

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Feast your way through rolls such as the Fenway roll (of course) with seared tuna, asparagus, avocado, cucumber ... a chai-infused take on an espresso martini. Don’t Tell Aunty’s landlord ...

The Cioppino is a traditional tomato-based seafood soup that’s a meal in itself. Filled with prawns, local cod, clams, and shrimp, it’s served with ciabatta bread for dipping. On a foggy Oregon coast ...

The Espresso Martini is back. Indeed, since the 1980s, it’s never truly gone away.

Inspired by the Japanese cherry trees now covered in tiny pink blossoms, Sake Bloom at Your 3rd Spot shakes together a refreshing burst of flavor with Tozai sake, lemon juice, lime orgeat (sweet syrup ...

Strain into a salt rimmed martini glass or serve over ice ... Instructions Muddle cucumber and simple syrup. Add other ingredients and shake well. Strain and serve up in a cocktail glass.