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Sue Kidd is the Lifestyle Editor at The News Tribune and the ringleader for the Food and Home&Garden sections. She has worked as a food journalist at Northwest newspapers since 1993, most recently as a food writer, editor and restaurant reviewer in King County before joining The News Tribune in 2004. Her food obsessions at the moment are honey, cheese and oysters.

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Good eats and drinks around Tacoma, Pierce County and South Puget Sound
Monday, September 10th, 2007
Posted by Ed Murrieta @ 09:29:39 am

Dessert rarely excites me. Two desserts this weekend still have my tongue wagging.

Wherever Olympic Mountain's peach sorbet is served, find it. It's luscious like ice cream. I lapped up two bowls at Asado.

Meanwhile at Pacific Grill, butterscotch budino is Italian for butterscotch pudding. But that's a simple translation. Served in a martini glass, the pudding was velvety. Caramel laced the surface. Sea salt kissed the caramel. Frisky creme fraiche crowned the dessert.

You know how you hear the ocean in a sea shell? In my tongue's memory, I'm still tasting and hearing sea salt's crystalline crunch in a luscious sea of sweet and sour.

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