We took a long weekend trip to Boston in October 2013 and had some delicious food!
Elephant Walk offers French and Cambodian food which reflects the founders’ cultural backgrounds. It is best stated on their website: “The Elephant Walk has something for everyone, offering a bi-cultural menu with a broad range of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Our chefs strive to maintain healthy, nutritious and innovative menus.” They have a (well labeled by cuisine and diet) menu that changes regularly but I had the Tofu Et Legumes Grillés: Pan-seared organic tofu topped with grilled eggplant and acorn squash with a green ginger curry. For dessert, the Tarte Chocolat Au Caramel: a tartlet filled with semi-sweet chocolate and caramel. The restaurant is fairly big but dimly lit providing both a cozy atmosphere for two or a formal feel a larger party celebrating.
Elephant Walk
http://elephantwalk.com
1415 Washington St. Boston, MA 02118
(617)247-1500
July 8, 2015
I try to use as many organic, non-genetically modified, and unprocessed ingredients as possible. I do also look at sodium content, words I can’t pronounce and don’t recognize. But I didn’t want my recipe lists to sound too wordy so I haven’t labeled every ingredient in my posts as such. I do understand others may have [...]
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July 31, 2015
Pesto is a fresh and flavorful combination of a leafy green (think herb, arugula, spinach, etc.) + some type of nut (pine nuts, walnuts) + olive oil + sharp aged cheese (like parmesan) + garlic that can serve as an Italian sauce or spread. My basil plant is the only thing in my garden that I happen to [...]
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September 28, 2015
It is common opinion that fries are extraordinary. Made around the world, containing few ingredients, and dressed up gourmet or just salted, ranging in budget, suitable to all diets, this universally friendly easy to eat food is everything you could ever want. Every fall, I can’t resist buying “The Organic Carrots Of Many Colors” at Trader Joe’s. Compared [...]
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