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AUG 2017

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120 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 8.17 FOOD FIX A NAME? WHAT'S IN LAST MEAL Rapper James Lindsey performs at WFPK Waterfront Wednesday Aug. 30 on the Big Four Lawn. Appetizer: Belgian pommes frites at Caffe Classico (2144 Frankfort Ave.) "They always come out really crisp, and there are three different sauces that come with them." Entrée: Two-piece fried chicken plate with mac 'n' cheese at Finn's Southern Kitchen (1318 McHenry St.) "You can't really go wrong with fried chicken. This is one of the best in town. And the mac 'n' cheese is really creamy." Dessert: Frosted Animal Cracker ice cream (seasonal) on a salted pretzel cone at Louisville Cream (632 E. Market St.) "They just opened on Market. The cookie is swirled into the ice cream. It's really good." Photos by Mickie Winters Every Tuesday at Parlour pizzeria in Jeffersonville, beverage director Adam Sabin and his four-person bar staff launch three new cocktails that revolve around a theme. "We've been playing around with a whole lot of summer ideas. Memorial Day weekend we had a cookout theme and we also did a beach week," says Sabin, who also mentions a '90s-grunge theme. Here's a closer look at the three drinks from beach week. — Kaঞe Molck Three Sheets to the Wind Montelobos Mezcal, Ancho Reyes ancho chile liqueur, Cointreau, pineapple, lime, rosemary "It means when you've lost all three harnessing points to your sail, so your sheets are just flapping in the wind and you're just sailing with no general direction," Sabin says. Arc of Visibility Angostura, lemon, almond tequila, Redemption whiskey, egg You'll have to consult a nautical expert to understand this navigational term. But Sabin liked the name because as the cocktail settles it changes from hazy to defined layers of color. Man o' War Flor de Caña dark rum, lime, Velvet falernum liqueur, Domaine de Canton ginger liqueur Aside from being an old seaman's term for a cannon-armed ship with sails, the name serves a double meaning to Sabin. "I'm also a really big Radiohead fan. They recently put out a bunch of unreleased tracks from OK Computer, and this was one of them," he says.

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