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To celebrate, Jennifer Jasinski of Rioja, 1431 Larimer St., is bringing back two of her most popular lobster dishes during January: at lunch, the Maine Lobster Club Sandwich with house-made crispy vegetable chips, $14.50, and at dinner, Carnaroli Risotto with Maine lobster, mascarpone, asparagus and lobster bisque, $24.— RockyMountainNews.com
- Caffe reale baby figs in rum syrup with mascarpone, coffee of your choice— Evening Standard - Home
One, topped with roasted pear, pancetta, mascarpone, and arugula ($22) offered a studied balance between the deep sweetness of mascarpone and pear, the savory of pancetta, and the spicy zing of fresh arugula.— Portland Mercury
The offerings include such dishes as Maine lobster ricotta-mascarpone ravioli ($27) with blood-orange tarragon butter, and prime rib of veal— SF Weekly | Complete Issue
Not technically a cheese, mascarpone is the triple cream that makes Italian tiramisu so irresistible.
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