Christmass Lunch
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Good to see the Christmas spirit of good will and and peace to all men is alive and well ...keeping_it_riel wrote:I went to Tell last year and won't be going back as my enjoyment was spoiled by two factors. 1) Koastal was there.
To answer the original question ..
Make sure the place can actually cater for the numbers ...
either serving one table at a time or they are capable of serving more than 6 plates at a time ... the later is no mean feat for any resturaunt let alone a small kitchen with less than motivated staff.
I had the Christmas dinner at the Parrot in their first year ... they served all tables at once and eveything was cold ..
A couple of years ago we were so over Xmas dinners in the lead up to the day that we had a wonderful plate of $1 dumplings for our midday dinner.
cheers
LaudJohn
I was wondering about that myself and was thinking of Tell. I'm more of a gourmand than a gourmet so getting recommendations should be easier? BTW, why was Tell serving Turkey? That's not a traditional bird to serve (not in Switzerland and its neighbours anyway), it should have been a goose.
Last Christmas I was still living in Siem Reap and was very happy with the champagne brunch at Aqua. That included a swimming pool for a cooling dip, anything similar available here in PP?
Last Christmas I was still living in Siem Reap and was very happy with the champagne brunch at Aqua. That included a swimming pool for a cooling dip, anything similar available here in PP?
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It is a traditional Christmas meat in the USA, along with ham and to a lesser extent, goose.SunSan wrote:BTW, why was Tell serving Turkey? That's not a traditional bird to serve (not in Switzerland and its neighbours anyway), it should have been a goose.
There are many good ways, but I prefer it in a nice spice Sichuan dish with lots of chilis and oil. However, a little too small to stuff, I would think.Wicked Weasel wrote:How do eat a frog?
Overheard recently.
Coi.
"Hey, waitress, waiting, serving, type person. Do you have frog's legs?
"Hab"
"Good, hop off and get me a cup of coffee"
Coi.
"Hey, waitress, waiting, serving, type person. Do you have frog's legs?
"Hab"
"Good, hop off and get me a cup of coffee"
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