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Jeff Gaetjen
..Executive Chef, Colvin Run Tavern
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“I got into cooking when I took a job as a dishwasher right
out of high school. One thing led to another. I guess
I fell into it in a sense. Growing up, I always liked food.
Especially good bread, good pasta. My grandmother was
Italian and she influenced the cooking in our house.”
“What’s great about my job? Probably most is the creativity
aspect. Number two would be the people who work
for meit’s a very diverse group. And, also, the satisfaction
when people say, ‘That’s the best meal I’ve ever
had.’ I like thatthat’s great.”
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“To relax, I like to hang out with my family. Mary is my wife and Emily, Anna and Abigail are my girls.
I like to go into a nice restaurant and tell the chef that the menu’s in his hands. Trust him to cook my wife and me a really good meal and leave satisfied. Not many people do that heremaybe more in New York. I like it when people do that in my restaurant.”
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Colvin Run Tavern is elegantly decorated with warm colors
and an inviting lounge for relaxing over coffee or a cocktail
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Chef Gaetjen's restaurant routinely receives top rankings from Washingtonian readers and critics.
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“
My favorite item on our menu is the duck entrée.
It’s a Muscovy duck breast seared and served to
the customer’s temperature preference. It’s
accompanied by the duck leg as a confit, cured
in salt and cooked in duck fat. This entrée is served
with potato gnocchi with a little truffle and Parmesan
cheese in them. Gnocchi are literally “little pillows”
of dough with filling. To finish, the entrée includes mushrooms and a fois gras pinot noir reduction sauce”.
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