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Tom[_1_] 23-12-2006 02:03 PM

7 Fishes
 
Some of you may have heard of the 7 fishes Christmas Dinner. For those who
have not its a dinner in which 7 different fishes are severed. Now for the
question. What would be a good food match? Also, would you serve different
wines of the same through dinner? I have a fairly good selection of home
made wines both red and white.
Tom

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Dr. Bizarro 26-12-2006 03:23 PM

7 Fishes
 

"Tim" > wrote in message
. ..
> Some of you may have heard of the 7 fishes Christmas Dinner. For those who
> have not its a dinner in which 7 different fishes are severed. Now for the
> question. What would be a good food match? Also, would you serve different
> wines of the same through dinner? I have a fairly good selection of home
> made wines both red and white.
> Tom
>


Sluice ?



[email protected] 26-12-2006 09:23 PM

7 Fishes
 
Not very usefull, but I have some Muscat that has an aftertaste like
cooked Cod... you'd be welcome to it ;-)

*ducks*

Tom wrote:
> Some of you may have heard of the 7 fishes Christmas Dinner. For those who
> have not its a dinner in which 7 different fishes are severed. Now for the
> question. What would be a good food match? Also, would you serve different
> wines of the same through dinner? I have a fairly good selection of home
> made wines both red and white.
> Tom
>
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Ray Calvert 27-12-2006 05:43 PM

7 Fishes
 
I would say you could match any food to the fish that you like. I would
suggest some nice steamed vegetables. As far as a wine is concerned, a
crisp dry to medium dry white would be traditional but a light bodied red
would work as well.

Ray

"Tom" > wrote in message
. ..
> Some of you may have heard of the 7 fishes Christmas Dinner. For those who
> have not its a dinner in which 7 different fishes are severed. Now for the
> question. What would be a good food match? Also, would you serve different
> wines of the same through dinner? I have a fairly good selection of home
> made wines both red and white.
> Tom
>
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>
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