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    El Sazon's five-course dining event returns to Eagan BP gas station

    By Izzy Canizares,

    1 day ago

    A stylish five-course meal will return to Eagan's BP gas station this month, thanks to El Sazon.

    The popular Mexican-fusion restaurant, which opened inside the gas station in 2022 and later expanded to a full-service Minneapolis restaurant, announced “A Night at the Gas Station” will be held Sunday, Aug. 18, at 6 p.m.

    No, it's not hot dogs on rollers and breakfast sandwiches in wrappers. This is a fine-dining experience that costs $85 per person, plus tax and gratuity. Reservations can be made by calling 763-276-0654.

    This will be the seventh iteration of a popular dinner series that features dishes not found on the regular dining menu, crafted specially by chef and owner Cristian de Leon and bar director Zoilo Ruacho.

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    “People love the unexpected surprises our twist on tradition Mexican and Latin American food has,” De Leon said in a release. “A Night at the Gas Station is a testament to our humble beginnings and is a fine dining experience with mocktails in a unique gas station setting.”

    Chef Cristian de Leon and his wife, Karen, started El Sazon with Tacos & More, a taco stand inside an Eagan BP gas station, before opening Cocina & Tragos, a full-service restaurant with a bar and patio in southwest Minneapolis.

    Related: Xelas by El Sazon to bring Guatemalan cuisine to Stillwater

    The menu

    First course

    Garnacha : tenderloin tartar with cured egg yolk, salsa raja aioli, pickled mustard seeds, and berros.

    Aqua de Jamaica: hibiscus, blackberries, clove, cinnamon, co2.

    Second course

    Tetela de Mar : pepian verde, octopus al pastor, red Argentinian shrimp, salsa aruda, pineapple, onion, cilantro.

    Tepache: pineapple, piloncillo, cinnamon, star of anise, ginger, mint.

    Third course

    Souffle: corn and queso souffle, membrillo, ensalada.

    Srub: cantaloupe, rice vinegar, sugar, thyme.

    Fourth course

    Sope: bavette steak, mole negro, huitlacoche crema, wild mushrooms, goat cheese.

    Paloma: grapefruit, raspberries, rosemary infused simple syrup, co2.

    Dessert

    Impossible Cake: chocoflan, Mexican canela mascarpone.

    Champurrado: Mexican chocolate, almond milk, cornflower, anise, cinnamon, brown sugar.

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