Pigall's when you're in love
Another Valentine's Day menu, this one for Pigall's. Dinner (select one from each) is $125 per person. Wine is an additional $50 per person. Tax, Gratuity and Valet Parking are included.
I
Smoked Salmon with Quail Egg, Kentucky Spoonfish Caviar
Cucumber Poached Salmon Salad with Lemon Dressing
Domaine des Aubuissieres “Cuvée de Silex” Vouvray, 2005
or
Maine Lobster with Red Micro Salad
Tropical Fruit, Cole Slaw and Avocado
Labouré-Roi “St. Armand” Macon-Villages, 2005
or
Trio of Duck Ravioli with Hen of the Wood Mushrooms
Pomegranate and Pink Peppercorn Sauce
Fondue of Parsnips and Kumquats
Oratoire St. Martin Côtes-du-Rhône Villages, 2003
II
Sea Bass with Pinot Noir Butter, Light Truffle Sauce
Fondue of Root Vegetables, Swiss Chard
Royal Trumpet Mushrooms
Raphet Bourgogne, 2004
or
Rack of Lamb, Tarragon Syrah Wine Sauce, Fingerling Potatoes, Goat Cheese Flan, Confit Tomatoes, Medley of Mushrooms and Creamy Spinach
Les Closiers Châteauneuf-du-Pape, 2004
or
Beef Tenderloin with Bordelaise Sauce
Grape and Shallot Compote
Dauphinois Potatoes, Blue Foot Mushrooms
Rapini and Vichy Carrots
Lancatay Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina 2003
III
Farandole of Selected Sweets
Tissot “Jean-Robert’s” Cremant du Jura, N/V
Chocolates and Cookies
4 Comments:
What, no tongue?
It's a good time to be a quail egg farmer. They're everywhere now.
I called some local "hatcheries" last year to see if they sold them. No such luck.
Where are all the quail farmers? I would like to have the eggs in my fridge, just to have em. Look at them, all cute and sweet next to my brown ones...
Which is fodder for another entry. Brown or white eggs? And why?
Brown or white eggs? And why?
I always chuckle at the way eggs come in either all white or all brown. The color means nothing except what color the chicken's feathers are. Brown-feathered chickens lay brown eggs, white-feathered chickens lay white eggs.
I think it's funny that people spend time sorting them by color. I used to get eggs from friends with chickens and they were always mixed.
Nope, no difference in nutritional value or taste. I just prefer the color.
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