Corima’s kitchen has a special way of coaxing depth out of ingredients. Many of the most successful dishes are slow-cooked, soft-textured. A bowl of ayacote beans, firm-fleshed with satiny insides, comes in a whey-based, chili-spiced broth whose salt and heat are diffused like sunlight on a cloudy day, with…
Restaurant Review: Corima | The New Yorker
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