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Showing posts with label Butternut squash and apple soup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Butternut squash and apple soup. Show all posts
Thursday, December 10, 2009
The Famished Frog in Morristown
If you're famished in Morristown, head for The Famished Frog for a quick, tasty and healthy meal.
My lunch, which I ate in about 20 minutes, started with a thick, cream-less soup of butternut squash with a surprising apple finish ($4.99). I followed that with salad Bouchard -- organic greens topped with whole walnuts and a poached, sliced pear in a balsamic dressing ($8.99). The waiter ground fresh pepper over both soup and salad.
The only negative was a roll on my salad plate that seemed only half-baked, but was good enough to soak up the last bit of dressing.
I wasn't charged for two seltzers with lime wedges. I was in such a rush I didn't notice the restaurant offers $6 lunches.
The Famished Frog, 18 Washington Ave.,
Morristown; 973-540-9601
http://www.famishedfrog.com/
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