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NEW JERSEY, USA - When I was in New Jersey, I decided to go on the official Anthony Bourdain Food Trail (https://visitnj.org/anthony-bourdain). It’s a designated food tour featuring 10 different restaurants that were featured on Anthony Bourdain’s New Jersey episode of Parts Unknown.
So there’s 10 places, and I did it in 3 days, so this is a 3 video part series, where you’re going to see all the food and locations on this food tour. This is Part 1, where we started across the Hudson river from New York City.
Day 1: Anthony Bourdain New Jersey Food Tour
Hiram's (https://goo.gl/maps/9RHxbZKzgUuaNHmz6) Price - $3.50 per hot dog - This is where we started with a couple of deep fried hot dogs “rippers” at Hiram's, one of Anthony Bourdain’s favorite hot dog restaurants. They hot dogs are deep fried, slotted into the bun, and served with or without chili, and condiments on the side. They were indeed delicious.
Long Beach Island - Kubel's Bar & Grill (https://goo.gl/maps/QaKxBmVBxhZSQt6L7) - Total price - $65.57 - Next up on this New Jersey food tour on Day 1, we drove down the coast of Jersey to Long Beach Island, a favorite holiday destination and a place where Bourdain and his family often went for the summers. It’s a very nice island, filled with boat piers, docks, summer homes, holiday homes, and some classic restaurants. Kubel's Bar & Grill is one of the classics, and I ordered some clam chowder, and deep fried clam strips.
Knife and Fork Inn (https://g.page/knifeandforkinn?share) - Total price - $174.67 for everything - Finally on Day 1, we continued on to Atlantic City and directly to Knife and Fork Inn, an institutional steak house. This was by far the highlight of Day 1 for me. The menu included steaks and local seafood, and when I saw the special for the day was a bison tomahawk steak, that’s immediately what I had to order. The bison was so flavorful and natural tasting, perfectly juicy and complex. It was one of the better steaks I’ve had in a long time. We also had some side dishes and seafood which were all fantastic. An amazing day, and a perfect way to wrap up the first day of food on Anthony Bourdain’s New Jersey food tour.
Keep watching Day 2 and Day 3, a lot more delicious food coming up on this Anthony Bourdain New Jersey food tour!
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Hey everyone hope you're having an amazing day. It's mark wiens, i'm on the banks of the hudson river, in new jersey, right across the river from new york city from manhattan and today. Well, actually, for the next three days, we're gon na be going on the official anthony bourdain new jersey, food trail, bison tomahawk steak, oh wow, there are 10 places to go throughout new jersey, some of anthony bourdain's favorite places that he included on his parts unknown new Jersey episode and although anthony bourdain, i believe he was born in new york city. He grew up and lived most of his years within new jersey, wow we're going to begin this three-day food tour right now.

Oh, some hot dogs are, in my very near future. Anthony bourdain said that to know jersey is to love her and, to be honest with you, i do not know jersey at all. I don't think i've ever even been to jersey other than i have flown into newark airport a couple of times, but other than that i've never really explored new jersey. So this is going to be totally different for me and a huge learning experience anthony bourdain.

He inspired so many of us to travel to get a little bit out of our comfort zone or a lot of out of our comfort zone, even throughout his humor and sarcasm. He had this incredible ability to connect with others and to show respect to their food. To their culture to their ideas, so for the next three days it's an actual official anthony, bourdain, new jersey, food trail everywhere, that's included, was featured on the anthony bourdain parts, unknown new jersey episode, there's 10 places to go all the way from well we're starting in Fort lee all the way down the coast of jersey to camden we're gon na eat everything on the anthony bourdain new jersey food trail. So this is gon na be three days, but three full videos so make sure you sit back, make sure you relax, grab some food grab some snacks and we're in for a lot of historical, incredibly delicious diner, culinary experiences: legendary restaurants in new jersey, we're beginning the Tour in fort lee, just across the hudson river from new york city and we're starting at hiram's, which is anthony, bourdain's favorite hot dog.

They specialize in deep fried hot dogs since 1932.. My happy place. Sometimes i just need that old-time flavor. You know hello good morning.

Thank you. Okay got the hot dogs you just order at the front. You get your hot dogs and then you they have some bar counter seats, and then they have some some tables set up in here too, but we got two different hot dogs um. These are deep, fried hot dogs in new jersey.

They often call them rippers, deep, fried hot dogs because they care once they deep fry. They kind of explode down the center and rip that skin i'm going to try the chili dog add a little bit of mustard. Oh, that looks like good mustard too and just feel you could just feel that hot dog i mean just look at that. The casing.

Oh, the bun is so soft as soon as you pick that up and if you look at the casing on that hot dog, because it's deep fried it's all crinkly it exploded with that ripper down the center. Ah, the chili on there, the bun is so incredibly soft, anthony bourdain called these the finest hot dogs in the land. Now that is an amazing hot dog, oh yeah, when it's deep, fried like that yeah, it's so incredibly juicy the wrinkly crispy skin, the juicy hot interior. As soon as you bite down it, just juices with that hot dog oil, the chili, which just gives it a little bit of a an extra flavor - and i love mustard - oh with that mustard, it's amazing.
So the bun feels like it's steamed but then toasted on the inside, so you got that crispy edge, but the outside is so incredibly pillowy and soft. I'm going to add some relish, which i think the relish is only on the bar counter. But you only have relish on the communal bar counter table, not on the seating tables, with the mustard with that chili with the sweet relish i'll show. The fries fries served with toothpicks.

Really good fries served unsalted. So i can oh yeah. You can add salt. Actually, i like i like unsalted fries, you really taste the flavor of the potato, and that crunch i like that mustard, a lot yeah that is a seriously quality hot dog, one of the best hot dogs.

I've ever had that last bite is the best when all the toppings are oozing out the back and that back skin of the hot dog, which is the crispiest and which just snaps with juiciness. Thank you very much. All right have a great day. Thank you.

Have a great day, uh mark wiens. Yes, thank you. Thank you very much wow. That was an extraordinary hot dog, to say the least, so good so comforting so warming and that that yeah, the ripper style, where it's deep, fried that casing was delicious from here.

We're driving down the jersey coast to a place called long beach island to eat some seafood, and i think it's going to be about a two-hour drive passing by you can see skyscrapers in the distance in manhattan. Then this, like just huge network of rivers and waterways and bridges and buildings, just the expanse and then highways turnpikes, we're just going to be wrapping our way going paralleling manhattan, a little bit of traffic right now. But we are about to cross the bridge over to long beach, island, oh welcome to long beach, island, and actually it's a beautiful drive to get here, especially once you cross the bridge over to the island. If you look at the map, this is a really long and skinny island that parallels the coast of jersey.

I think a lot of people come here during summer for vacation. There's a lot of summer homes there's some huge mansions, there's marinas, there's boat harbors, there's beaches and there's kubels since 1927.. All right welcome to kubells and we're here definitely to try their clam chowder as well as their flag, fried clam strips and steamed clams as well. Yeah sure sure, thank you very much.
Thank you very much. Thank you. Food has all arrived. We decided to get everything all together, starting with the clam chowder and then also we got some other steamed clams.

You got the grilled tuna salad and then i got the fried clam strips okay. But let's start with the clam chowder wow that is extremely thick potatoes. In there small pieces of potato, you smell the aroma of the clams wow that is full cream extremely thick. A little bit almost sticky, i like how the potatoes just kind of melt into the it's almost gravy texture, but i love how the potatoes just melt into it.

The flavor of the clams, the butteriness, i'm gon na, add a little pepper to this okay. Now, for the clams i'll pick up one of those clams on the on the half shell and the best thing about it is you can scoop up all of that sauce, which is, i think, a combination of clam juice, butter, lemon and maybe parsley, oh yeah, that Is buttery fresh, clams, so good with just a little bit of parsley chopped up in there to give it that aroma could add some more lemon to this for sure, and it would be even better. It's almost like butter and cream sauce and finally, for the fried clam strips you can see: they're, breaded and extra deep, fried those look so crispy and then there's fries all on the bottom they're mixed within there's three different sauces to choose from there's a tartar sauce. There's a cocktail sauce, there's some kind of a like, looks like a mayonnaise thousand island kind of sauce.

I really love the cocktail sauce. Oh yeah, the clam strips like that are almost like squid. It has a kind of a little bit of a chewy texture. The flavor of the clam is a little bit mellowed out a little bit neutral, but really crispy really good, especially with that cocktail sauce.

I love it. Oh, the fries are amazing. I love how they keep the skin on the fries they're thick cut, they're, crispy, they're, starchy and gooey on the inside. Try that tartar sauce this way, that's good too, but yeah, i'm more of a cocktail.

Sauce kind of guy how's, your grilled tuna, salad, good! There's walnuts there's already a dressing on there, but there's also some dressing on the side, but that looks good. Our dressing is a little bit sweet, but the fish - the tuna is nicely charred nicely smoky, very fresh. I think that breadstick is just made for sopping up that juice at the bottom, and it's not it's not as lemony as i or maybe not lemony at all, like i thought it was going to be it's more of like a broth, clam broth with butter and Parsley it's the best thing on the table without a doubt that garlic that parsley definitely a great family restaurant, the type of restaurant - you would for sure, come here annually traditionally with your family. If you're, here for the summer hanging out great food, especially loved those steamed clams from here, we're just gon na quickly stop by at the lighthouse, which you can actually see right there in the distance, we'll go get a closer look at the lighthouse, the barnegat lighthouse, Which is also sometimes referred to known as old barney built in 1857 to 1858 by federal lighthouse board.
The plane of the light is 172 feet above sea level, we're at the very tip at the very north end of long beach island. Here definitely a beautiful area and it's actually a state park on the new jersey, historic route, so beautiful area just to walk around and just to enjoy the history of old barney and we are on our way continuing on the anthony bourdain food trail. Next, stop atlantic city welcome to atlantic city and we're going to be here all of tomorrow, so we're going to explore more and i'll. Take you to see more things around atlantic city tomorrow, but today we've arrived here in the evening.

We are going straight to one of the most iconic historical restaurants in atlantic city. It's called the knife and fork inn talk about a restaurant with character. Now that is a unique building, there's knives and forks on the walls, and so i have a reservation at 5. 00 pm we're gon na go inside and i'm not totally sure what we're gon na order, but this is the meal i am most looking forward to today.

Thank you very much all right. Thank you. Thank you very good. Thank you.

What a classic restaurant since 1912. hi! How are we doing tonight very good? Thank you very much i'll be taking care of you. Thank you. What an iconic a landmark of a restaurant since 1912 and the bar was just completely full packed uh we're here, just in the late afternoon, it's 4 30.

Almost five! Now love the dining room open window to the kitchen, everything classic about it. You can imagine menu. There's everything from a variety of local seafood to steaks and lamb and short ribs and prime rib, and then our waitress mentioned that the special for tonight is a bison tomahawk. I've never had a bison tomahawk, it's a little bit on the pricey side.

The bison please temperature on your bison, medium, rare and then also could we get the pan roasted halibut, a multi-grain, please. Thank you very much now when you think about a restaurant, that's been around since 1912. That's been continuously operating for 110 years. Think about what this restaurant has been through: the ups and downs of atlantic city through the world wars, the people that have sat in this dining room and the stories that could come out of this restaurant.

That's when the history and since 1912 starts to really be meaningful. Oh he puts that stake up there. Okay, here this is here. Okay, i think i forgot about this.

This is something you want to watch and just watch him do how okay now they're going to finish this? This is the palm souffle. Okay, this is uh. This is a signature edition, french cuisine done for hundreds of years and uh yeah we're still doing it. Okay, actually i got to try this.
I better order. It yeah, we'll send you something. Thank you. Thank you, okay, so it's thinly sliced potatoes, which are then deep, fried and continuously he shakes them.

The key is to deep fry them in two different temperatures: a lower temperature to get them going and outside the sear and the higher temperature, which will cause that sear to have some steam on the inside and catch all that steam and inflate it like a balloon. That's amazing, so that's something you also have to order when you come to the knife and pork in so then they're finished off in the deep fryer or that's a hotter temperature. That's what causes them to inflate to these, like puffy, crispy potatoes, oh they're, going to be so good and you can just continue to bathe them in oil that you're lucky to find in a bag. That's inflated! Yes, yes, but here you get a whole platter of hit they're not right.

Thank you so much. Thank you very much wow. Thank you chef. Oh amazing palm souffle.

Thank you chef! Oh there they are. Those are spectacular: palms palm souffle, the puffed up, ballooned potatoes. This might be the first time ever, i'm more excited to eat potatoes than the steak. Well, actually, okay, i'm excited to eat them both, but we got ta start with that pump souffle right now, as it's hot out of the oil they're hollow they're, transparent, they're, beautiful.

So incredibly thin, transparent, puffy crispy air filled hollow it's just an entire bouquet wow. That's a little bit salty! It's puffy! Oh that's incredible! It's like a giant hollow french fry! Oh that's all things good in a single potato that you could possibly want. Oh, it's just i'm speechless, that's one of the most delicious uses of a potato that i've ever had and then moving on to a bison, tomahawk steak. This is probably not the right place to pick it up and take a bite, but just had to pick it up just to show you how beautiful it is in the juices.

Look at that, but i will set it down and definitely use the knife. It is so incredibly juicy and they finish it off on a 1200 degree, plancha a hot plate. Should we just cut into this? Oh, you can feel the crispiness of the exterior. I ordered it medium rare, oh wow, that is cooked perfectly look at the juices.

The mix of fat and meat - it's amazing, it's so tender. It's so juicy that mix of fat that caramelized crust. You can taste the naturalness of it, the grass-fed roaming flavor. Oh it's just so natural, it's so good tasting, oh and they cooked it perfectly.

For me, i love it and so bison. I believe it has a little stronger of a meatier taste, but just just slightly it's still very neutral, it's very natural tasting, ah just so so, incredibly flavorful. I think it's a happy birthday. Okay: let's try the halibut next, which was pan seared and i think that's a variety of corn and pesto on the bottom, which looks delicious wow.
That's a thick cut! Oh that's! Amazing too. Oh wow, the size of that piece of fish, the thickness of it, the beautiful crunchy crust on the top that aroma of sweet corn, the basil in there from that pesto, the refreshing tomatoes it's delicious and back to this beautiful bouquet. Those are spectacular. That's the very end of the steak.

Look at the juicy fatty yeah. This is one of the better steaks i've had in a very long time. I mean i don't eat that. I don't eat steak.

That often i guess but wow. That's so flavorful, it's so natural. Maybe add a little bit of pepper to this bite, i like it with a little bit of pepper too perfect that is insanely juicy insanely flavorful. The steak also came with these.

I think they're, like corn, fritters yeah. You can see the corn in them really taste. The sweet corn, the i think, the chives or the green onions in there and they're kind of doughy. Those are really good with those i think they have some caramelized onions on the side as well.

It's like a sweet, caramelized, onion puree. It just melts in your mouth: oh you taste, some bacon in those onions. I can tell you right here that this is the highlight of the day: hands down. The food is spectacular service outstanding, the history here, the quality.

I love everything about this place. The halibut is also incredible and our total bill came to 174., so the tomahawk steak was quite pricey 115, but oh man, it was worth it the bison tomahawk 28 ounce tomahawk. Oh, what a meal to finish off day. One of this anthony bourdain, new jersey, food trail, the knife and fork inn that was spectacular today, has definitely been an interesting day.

Like i also mentioned, i have zero experience in new jersey. This is my first day to ever spend in new jersey and it definitely has its own attitude its own culture. People are proud to be from new jersey, it's been a very fun day, it's been a learning experience and it's just been absolutely awesome to go to some of anthony bourdain's favorite restaurants and we still have more to come so, like i said, there's going to be 10 places that we go to on this new jersey, food trail, we've done three and then there'll be two more days. So two more videos so again make sure you relax, make sure you sit back now would be a great time to go, grab a snack and then let's go on to day number two, where we have a lot more food to eat.

We have some diners to eat at and then we're gon na explore atlantic city more. I want to say a big thank you to you for watching this video. Please remember to give it a thumbs up if you enjoyed it, leave a comment below i'd love to hear from you and if you're not already subscribed, click subscribe now and also click the little bell icon. So you'll immediately get notified of the next video that i publish goodbye from atlantic city, new jersey, and i will see you on the next video.
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9 thoughts on “$115 BISON TOMAHAWK!! 🥩 New Jersey Food Tour – Anthony Bourdain (Day 1)”
  1. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars workaholick says:

    How is this your "happy place, old time flavor place-Hiram hot dogs, if it's your first time eating there?….🤔🙄 but yeah love your energy and positive attitude, keep it up!!👍🏽👏🏽

  2. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars T Becker says:

    anthony was never sarcastic or demeaning. he loved what he did — exposing true food pioneers to his viewing public in the process commenting on the disappearing culture he discovered while he looked for things important — fading away or being pushed away through other forces. he's a cultural hero and icon. BTW, the atlantic city denoument was masterfully captured in the 1980 film by louis malle staring susan sarandon and burt lancaster.

  3. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Matt says:

    I think Mark unknowingly recreated some of the intro to the Sopranos driving through the refinery district! Well done whether on purpose or by mistake sir! There is nothing quite like these classic steak-house style restaurants. Beautiful preparation by true professionals. Every single bite looked memorable at the Knife and Fork Inn. Awesome stuff.

  4. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Los Manzani says:

    I used to live close to Hiram's . Not my favorite but it is a cool spot. Loved Bourdain. If you didn't hit Menya Sandaime while you were in Fort Lee you missed out.

  5. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars elizabeth layton says:

    The Jersey shore is an awesome experience. I have been living here most of my adult life, and wouldn’t leave. Atlantic City is fun as long as it’s explored with other shore experiences. I envy him for all the great food he eats.

  6. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars The Hammer says:

    Traditionally, cocktail sauce is served with raw or chilled seafood like clams, oysters and shrimp. Tarter sauce goes with fried foods, but there is no accounting for taste.

  7. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars Geary Tittus says:

    Mark, I love your shows. I have been watching for a few years now. FYI, when you're eating clams on the half shell, that means you're eating fresh shucked raw clams that have been opened and served with the top half shell removed. Hence the term "eating clams on the half shell!" I live off a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay. I have enjoyed seafood all of my life. Every summer as a young child the whole family would vacation in Ocean City, Maryland. One day we would go claming. We tie a string to a bushel basket that was put in an inner tube from a car tire and tie to our belt loop. We had special claming rakes and would clam in the bayside of Ocean City, Maryland. I love eating clams. I ate some, like 5 days ago. I enjoy them both raw and steamed. The most I ever ate at one time was 76 steamed clams!!!!!!

  8. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars kenchan529 says:

    If ure still here in NJ , ur only scratching the surface. Nxt time hope you would have had the chance to try MAMA CHICKEN in Palisades Park (K-Town), Pizza of course(though to limit to only one place would be hard (Delorenzos is hi on the list though)), deli classic pork roll egg & cheese on a roll sandwich (sobo/hobo/tobo/bobo), & so much more.

  9. Avataaar/Circle Created with python_avatars James Huntzinger says:

    It was a pleasure to host Chef Bourdain and his program at the Knife and Fork Inn. Great theme for your video series and thanks Mark for your efforts. Great job !

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