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I'm wondering what are the typical courses for a fancy dinner? I
would like to prepare a dinner for my widowed mother and her best friend. Here's the draft menu I've come up with. Suggestions? Deletions/additions? I really want to do this up right: Printed menu, nice linens/tableware, crystal, candles, the whole schmole. I would very much value your commentary. Menu Amuse bouche: Stuffed mushrooms Soup course: Chestnut and Sherry Soup Salad course: Avocado and Prawn Timbales Palate Cleanser: Meyer Lemon Sorbet (. is this the correct order?) Main: Veal Marsala OR Veal Saltimbocca ala Romana Sides: Roasted Asparagus and baby potatoes Dessert: Poached Pears with ginger cookies (thin crisp little guys) I would ordinarily try to pair wines with my courses, but these lovely ladies don't drink much. So I will serve a bit of sparkling wine in a celebratory spirit, and then sparkling water/still water and coffee/tea at the end. comments very much appreciated, Jo Venus (currently in the Pacific Northwest but soon to return to Hawaii) |
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