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Forall my iOS projects only simulators running iOS 16.4 are listed as Run Destinations ... although I've installed the iOS 13 simulator and corresponding entries are listed under "Devices & Simulators". I've toggled "Show run destination" from "Automatic" to "Always" with no avail. Deployment target is e.g. iOS 13, and I'm running Xcode Version 14.3 (14E222b) on a 14" MBP with Apple Silicon.

It seems that simulators running iOS 13.x and some specific devices runs in "Rosetta"-mode rather than "Apple Silicon". These devices are hidden by default in the latest Xcode version on macs running with Apple Silicon.

Also note that some devices will remain hidden even after enabling this option, for those you'll have to navigate to Window -> Devices and Simulators -> Simulators and then select the device that's hidden. Then select "Always" on the "Show run destination" option.

I just installed Xcode and the iOS 13.7 simulator on my Intel Mac Mini: After switching the simulator to "show always" it can be selected as a Run Destination and works. Looks like these "older" simulators are not listed on Macs running with Apple Silicon, like my 14" MBP. I'd consider this a bug...

Richard Sandoval: It was most important for me to honor the essence of Oaxacan cuisine by including traditional Oaxacan ingredients and by preserving their flavor profiles, while also infusing my own perspective of modern Mexican cuisine. The culinary heritage and craftsmanship of Oaxaca is unlike anywhere in the world and I wanted to showcase and honor this distinct regional cuisine at my restaurants worldwide with this capsule menu collection. For example, corn, which was first grown in Oaxaca, is the lifeblood of Mexico, and with the complex and generations-old process of nixtamalization, can be found in many forms from tortillas to a traditional pre-Hispanic tejate, which is featured in our drinks selection. With this capsule menu collection, we are honoring the sacred ingredient of corn with it being included in all menu items.

RS: Something that became very evident to me through our culinary exploration was how the Oaxacan people so beautifully use simple indigenous ingredients to create true culinary treasures. This, and their passing down of generational cooking traditions, is a testament to the resilience and ingenuity of the Oaxacan people and their warm and rich culture, which I thought was especially felt when we joined a local chef for a cooking workshop at his family home alongside his mother, sister, tia and abuela.

RS: Oaxaca is widely known as the birthplace of corn, which is why corn is the ingredient-through line in our food and drink menu collection. Corn is seen as a sacred ingredient and I wanted to honor that in all of its forms. Corn is featured in each Destination Oaxaca dish, including in our Tlayuda Oaxauea, our Memela de Pulpo, and our Crme Brle de Calabaza, and even in our drinks collection with the Oaxacan Julep, Alebrije Paloma, and more.

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Considered to be a rare North Carolina jewel nestled within The Carolina Inn, this renowned Chapel Hill restaurant & bar blends together the graceful dining traditions of the South with progressive American cuisine. An ideal dining choice for breakfast, lunch, dinner the food and wine choices are meticulously planned and handcrafted by Executive Chef Jeremy Blankeship and his talented culinary team. Seasonal menus emphasize local, organic and sustainable ingredients from the area and surrounding farms and artisanal sources. The Carolina Inn fully supports buying local - not just because it's the right thing to do - but also because nothing beats the flavor and quality of locally grown food.

Crossroads crafts a dining experience unique to Chapel Hill. Share a meal or cocktail with friends and family in the historic setting of The Carolina Inn. With its distinctly Southern soul and North Carolina Spirit, this award-winning restaurant and bar infuses your experience with energy, great food and a comforting sense of place.

There are only 18 seats at this Michelin-starred restaurant by chef Tristan Brandt, located at the world-class Carillon Miami Wellness Resort. The restaurant serves tasting menus of modern classic French fare cuisine accented by Asian influences, and dishes are composed of locally sourced and seasonal ingredients from farms throughout South Florida. Guests can choose from a three- or six-course tasting menu to experience some of the highlight creations, including guinea fowl with pepper and eggplant, beetroot with coffee and citrus, and Ora King salmon with sorrel and juniper. The menus are rounded out with petits fours, signature small bite-sized delicacies. Enhancements such as pasta with truffle and parmesan and beef tartare and wine pairings are offered.

Chef Brad Kilgore showcases his artistry through two tasting menus at his Wynwood restaurant. The four-course meal features specialties such as flounder meunire with artichoke, maracuj and beurre noisette and a steak au poivre, paired with spun potato, slow-baked sunchokes, and foie-poivre sauce. The expanded, seven-course menu comes with ribicollina tortellini with winter black truffle, escargot, pistachio bourguignon, and the Baked Florida dish, a baked Alaska served with tropical fruit semifreddo, yogurt, and pineapple rum.

This pasta favorite on Miami Beach offers a tasting menu that begins with an amuse of porchetta, pickled eggplant, and sauteed broccoli rabe stuffed inside a gnoccho fritto, a puffed bread from Emilia-Romagna. An antipasto of polenta with mushroom ragu is served alongside sauteed broccoli rabe topped with bread crumbs, parmesan cheese, and a soft-boiled egg. Diners get three rounds of pasta entrees, such as cavatelli with pork meatballs, tagliolini with mushrooms and black truffle, and agnolotti stuffed with buffalo ricotta and mozzarella cheese. The entree course is a choice of branzino or Milanese or parmesan-style veal before ending with tiramisu or bread pudding.

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