Chef Richard Chamberlain: Boys Will Be Boys Who Cook
•September 1, 2010 • Leave a CommentPart 3: The Mansion’s Bruno Davaillon Demonstrates a Cool, Simple Summertime Treat
•August 27, 2010 • Leave a CommentPhotography by Robert Bostick
“As the summer winds down from its scorching heat, you can still enjoy this treat featured on The Mansion’s menu, which was offered as one of the salad choices during Restaurant Week.”
The Mansion’s Bruno Davaillon On Food Trends and His Need for Speed
•August 27, 2010 • Leave a CommentPhotography by Robert Bostick
“Yesterday posted a short profile of chef Bruno Davaillon of The Mansion on Turtle Creek in which he discussed his farm background and rise to success as a chef. Today we ask the chef a few questions to get an idea of some of his passions in life.“
The Mansion’s Bruno Davaillon: A Star is Born Down on the Farm
•August 27, 2010 • Leave a CommentPhotography by Robert Bostick
If you ask a random Dallasite to name the best local restaurant, the answer might well be The Mansion on Turtle Creek at the Rosewood Hotel…
Part 3: Abraham Salum’s Rack of Lamb With Mushroom Bread Pudding
•August 26, 2010 • Leave a CommentPhotography by Robert Bostick
Abraham Salum of Salum and the upcoming Komali shows City of Aters how to prepare his Dijon- and truffle-crusted rack of lamb
Part 2: Abraham Salum on Grasshoppers, European Cheeses and — ick– Haggis
•August 24, 2010 • Leave a CommentPhotography by Robert Bostick
In part two of our continuing three-part chef’s series we toss a few questions at chef Abraham Salum, recent U.S. citizen and owner of his popular namesake restaurant, Salum, which is about to celebrate its fifth anniversary.
With New Citizenship and Plans for a New Restaurant, Abraham Salum Has Cause to Celebrate
•August 18, 2010 • Leave a CommentPhotography by Robert Bostick
“Abraham Salum’s restaurant always seem to be filled with happy guests, despite its odd location. He runs a clean, consistent, open kitchen at his namesake Salum, located in a tiny shopping center on Cole Avenue, a spot many people said couldn’t possibly be a worse spot for his eatery”… read more at The Dallas Observer


















