- prosciutto and sliced melon - BR - figs with feta and lime - BR - king street chardonnay - BR
- a pallet cleanser of champange and sorbet - BR
- pistachio and mint stuffed artichokes - BR
- marinated carrots and green beans - BR
- sauteed chard with golden raisins and pinenuts - BR - Our daily sparkling red organic california table wine - BR
- heirloom tomato ratatouille and acme bread - BR - berkeley and humbolt plum wine - BR
- wild mushroom tart with chutney - BR - a garnish of beets with roasted onions and walnuts - BR - pit aged belgian ale - BR
- mixed baby green salad with reduced balsamic, blue cheese, and carmalized pecan dressing - BR - king street rheisling - BR
- baked apples with bourboned whipped cream - BR - coffee - BR
- californian brandy and cigarettes -
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Hey, should it be plum chutney or fig? Or maybe orange?
Oh, and feel free to edit down the wordings of stuff, and/or spice them up. **
yo where the eggs at bitch? i think the courses should be simple, like at most having a garnish accompandying the main thing. So i moved things around and spaced them out. and added a wine, but they still need some more drinks. and you didnt have a drink for the artichokes. but maybe you could just serve milk or something.
It has to be a sparkling red. Korbel makes a good one if we can get our hands on a bottle or two.
Ab ovo usque ad mala
- "From the eggs to the apples," i.e., from beginning to end (the Roman main meal traditionally began with an egg dish and ended with fruit). From Horace, Satire 1.3.