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We would like:
Asparagus with Roasted-Garlic Aioli
Lake Chalice Marlborough Riesling '06
Arugula and Goat Cheese Ravioli
Roasted Cornish Hens with Black-Olive Butter
Farro with Fennel and Carrots
Ambra Barco Reale di Carmignano '05
Meyer Lemon Souffle
Wild, Bob and Tom
Lizard family wants dinner Friday. Let us know in advance though, since we sometimes stop at KFC on the way.
BREAKFAST
-Homemade bread: made with white and whole wheat flour, with traditional recipes, cooked with wood fire to bring out those special flavors.
-Omelets: (In the most innovating and balanced combinations)
-Crêpes: (Different flavors and unique Creek salsas)
-Fresh fruit Salads and many yogurt choices.
-Milk from Orlando with choice of hot or cold cereals.
-Fresh natural juices.
-Great variety of pastries baked by our chef, Tom.
-South American coffees, brewed to perfection.
LUNCH ON THE INDIAN RIVER
- Fresh natural juices.
- Mix of salads from the organic vegetable garden.
- Buffet of the best meats cooked just to perfection.
- Cookies and regional chocolate.
- Pure mineral water and hot chocolate.
- Eggs (traditionally prepared).
- Homemade breads.
- Mix of mild and spicy salsas.
- Ham, salami, and a variety of international cheeses
Irish Cream!
Irish cream can be drunk alone, over ice or as part of a cocktail. It is also commonly used as an addition to coffee in lieu of cream or sugar.
As is the case with milk, cream will curdle whenever it comes into contact with a weak acid. Milk and cream contain casein which coagulates when mixed with weak acids such as lemon, tonic water or lime cordial. While this outcome is undesirable in most situations some cocktails specifically encourage coagulation.
A Cement Mixer is an alcoholic drink usually made with lemon juice and Irish Cream though acidic alcohols can replace the lemon juice. A shot of lemon juice is taken first and held in the cheek, followed by a shot of Baileys, with the two mixed in the mouth. The acidity of the lemon juice curdles the Irish cream and the mixture is swallowed.
Baileys Coffee is made using a measure of Baileys in a cup of coffee and then topped off with cream.
Food, glorious food!
Hot sausage and mustard!
While we're in the mood
Cold jelly and custard!
Pease pudding and saveloys!
What next is the question.
Rich gentlemen have it, boys:
In-di-gestion!
Just a tin cup, for a chalice, fill it up with good red wine.
Drop the trailer in our traditional spot across the street. When we start setting up lets set up under the oaks like we used to do. All we need is the long house, tables, grill and washing bin. (Did somebody take the table with the broken leg to fix it?) I won't be out until after baseball practice Friday so I'll see you all then.
The trailer is parked under the oak trees where it belongs.
The trailer is parked under the oak trees where it belongs.
Where is the trailer?
He said it was under the oak tree.
He said it was under the oak tree.
How many are going to be at dinner Friday, just the Yardley and Pletchers?
You can post, but it will not show up untll Sunday!
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