Printout on the town for thanksgiving!
did anyone dine out at a restaurant for thanksgiving? if so, where did you go, why did you choose the place, and most importantly, what did you order?
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We opted for brunch this year at a Disney hotel - it was absolutely wonderful! Everything you could imagine - traditional favorites + new, interesting foods - were incorporated into a magnificent spread. The only drawback was no leftovers...I was craving apple pie for breakfast the next day!
WickedGoodDinner at 9:11AM on 11/24/07
We hit up Angelica Kitchen on E. 12th between 1st and 2nd ave in Manhattan for their 5 course Prix Fixe Thanksgiving Feast. Its the only day during the year that they do the prix fixe, but it was amazing. It started with pickled veggies and a turnip pate with toasted flatbread, then next was a pumpkin bisque with toasted pumpkin seeds. The salad course was a mix of apples, figs, sliced radish, and I think fennel over baby greens with a balsalmic dressing. There was a choice between seitan & acorn squash or a wild mushroom tamale for the main course. I opted for the tamale and it was amazing! Chanterelles and other 'shrooms with sweet corn masa, pinenuts, tomatoes and a side of cooked beans! The seitan was served with cranberry sauce on the top and both entrees came with kale. The dessert was a choice between pumpkin pie, a poached pear, or a chocolate torte. Since it was thanksgiving and all, there's no way i couldn't get pie! It was SCANDALOUSLY good and served with an orange cinnamon whip. Before we left, they gave each of us (and there were 4 of us) a teensy bag of pumpkin seed brittle with a 'thank you' note attached! I'd go again in a heartbeat.
angelicakitchen.com
MsJones at 7:44PM on 11/24/07