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A closer look at Dutch and Company
07/30/2013 8:32 AM by John M
Writing for RVA News, Nathan Cushing has a great profile of Marshall Street’s Dutch and Company:
If you want to know the character of Dutch & Co. look no further than to the tamale.
“Everybody loves a good tamale,” said Philip Perrow. But it wasn’t just any tamale he and Caleb Shriver, Perrow’s counterpart in the kitchen, were making. It was a tamale wrapped, not in the usual corn husk, but in a squash flower. Whereas you avoid eating the husk of a traditional tamale, wrapping one in a squash flower makes the entire plate fair game.
Haven’t eaten here yet, but I’ve walked by quite a few times. The flavors wafting out of that place are mesmerizing.
Oh- if you’re going to do squash flowers please stuff them with ricotta and fry them in rice batter, like in Italy.