Remains of the Day
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Pesto and Brie Canapes
You asked for it, and you've got it: Thanksgiving pics.
Greens with Pomegranate Seeds with a Red Wine Chambord Vinaigrette
White Asparagus with Pistachio Polonaise
Ooops! Took the photograph before adding the pistachios...
Potato Puree with Cantal Cheese
Cheese Tart
Lemon Champagne Game Hens
Only dinner items not photographed: Lentil Ravioli in Garlic Broth and Blackberry Champagne Cocktail...scarfed down too quickly for a Kodak moment.
On to desserts:
Chocolate Pate with Champagne Sabayon
Cheese Tray...left to right: Bucheron, Gorgonzola Dolce, Comte, St. Andre, Morbier
Marbled Black and White Truffles and Mendiants
If you're interested in any of the recipes, please let me know...
Hope you all had a tasty Thanksgiving!
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Ooh, everything looks great! Tell me more about the pesto-brie canapes! That's something I'd definitely like to try!
what a feast!
Anne...the recipe is on it's way to you!
And thanks!
Thanks a lot, foodcrazee!
Wonderful looking spread! Oh boy...am getting hungry now...for those game hens...
You're killing me. Really. I feel like I'm drooling to death. Morbier has got to be my favorite French cheese that I can actually buy in this country, followed closely by St. Andre. And you show both!! Such audacity! :-) I hope your meal was as delicious as it looked!!!
Thanks, Joey!
And we have a couple left over....!!
Sorry, Christy!
And we have lots of cheese left over, too...not to torment you further, or anything.
It really was as good as it looked, thank goodness!
oh wow, what a feast! just give me some pesto and brie canapes and i'm happy!!! and some chocolate pate please. drooling here....
Gorgeous! Innovative! Amazing! And now I'm starving for every single dish. . . : )
Fabulous job.
Thanks so much, stef!
I'll be sending thoe recipes your way, although looks like you're going to be a little too busy to try them anytime soon!
Aw, farmgirl; thanks!
You're welcome to the recipes, if you'd like!
It seems like a very good thanksgiving foodwise, Stephanie.
ah.. I was waiting for the lentil ravioli photo more than anything. They must be good. I am thinking of trying the recipe from the link you posted.
Well, my in-laws claimed they wouldn't need to eat until Saturday, when my brother-in-law (in Texas) was cooking yet another big meal for them, so I guess they were satisfied!
I'm so sorry! By the time we finally sat down, I thought I'd taken pictures of everything. But, Matt was still assembling the soup. I totally forgot.
You really should try it. The raviolli's were nice, and the garlic broth (any recipe will do) was the perfect partner.
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