I just imagine a week at home being a neurotic seven days of fretting over chores that aren't going to do themselves and a dog that isn't going to walk himself -- or make me frozen blender drinks and whip up a tasty assortment of amuse-bouche, for that matter.— Baltimore City Paper
Hit: Everything, from an amuse-bouche of potato salad with lobster and octopus to a rhubarb and pineapple upside-down cake.
An amuse-bouche of a plump zucchini raviolo was packed with so much flavor that a plate of four or five would have made for a spectacularly satisfying dinner.
These little jewels are served in two of its one-bite sakizuke, the Japanese equivalent of the amuse-bouche: the Kobe beef tartare and the oyster shooter.
Minutes later, I'm back on the street, filled with mackerel, turbot, two freebie bacon-and-onion brioches, a glass of riesling, a gratuitous amuse-bouche of brie feuille with foie gras, espresso and a single Earl Grey petit four.— The Guardian World News

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