An Unusual Marinated Rib-Eye

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THIS is a column about luck, not skill - or at least not mine. Having become enamored of Peasant, on Elizabeth Street, I discovered that the chef, Frank DeCarlo, also ran the newer Bacaro. (Bacaro is the name given to a Venetian bar ...
... serving what are called cicchetti but are better known elsewhere as tapas - or small plates, or snacks.) The first time I ate at Bacaro I was struck - even dumbstruck - by one particular dish. It's a marinated rib-eye, and part of the luck came in ordering it in the first place, since I'm not big on marinating meat that tastes fine just by itself. This, however, ...

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