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Monday, March 1, 2010

Brian Boitano's Street-Food Cart at Precita Park: Lutz and Lutz of Cheese

Posted By on Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 7:45 AM

Boitano's cheesiness hit the street-food scene Sunday. - T. PALMER
  • T. Palmer
  • Boitano's cheesiness hit the street-food scene Sunday.
We've been breathlessly awaiting the street-food debut of Olympic and World Figure Skating champion Brian Boitano. It finally came this weekend at Precita Park, as Boitano hawked feats of dairy from a crafty cart dubbed "I Cart the Cheese" in front, and "Lutz and Lutz of Cheese" on the sides. His menu consisted of four items, priced at $1 each.

Halloumi skewers. - T. PALMER
  • T. Palmer
  • Halloumi skewers.

When we got there, the coveted grilled cheese sandwiches with red onion jam had sold out, but we enjoyed skewers of herb-dusted halloumi cheese and new potatoes and a rich (but not too-rich) mac and cheese made with bechamel, fontina, Gouda, and Asiago, topped with light homemade croutons.

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The Leap of Faith Sandwich: Your SFoodie Lunch Planner

Posted By on Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 6:37 AM

Will there be pastrami? You'll have to consult the tweet oracle. - J. BIRDSALL
  • J. Birdsall
  • Will there be pastrami? You'll have to consult the tweet oracle.
Mon., March 1, 2010

Look at the picture: We have no idea if that sandwich of house-cured pastrami (smoked over fig wood we suspect came from Knoll Farms in Brentwood) will be on the daily changing menu today at Kitchenette and its Mission sibling, Heart. Frankly, we don't care, since we're confident that aficionados of the sandwich will find something glowing with roughly equal technical bravura and sourcing diligence. It's all about trust. Plus, well -- we like the cookies.

Kitchenette 958 Illinois (at 20th St.)

Heart 1270 Valencia (at 24th St.), 285-1200

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