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Thomas Jefferson Harvest Dinner
In preparing an elaborate dinner, such as the Thomas Jefferson Harvest Dinner, one is faced with a number of philosophical questions – such as, when to duck? Does one duck before a fish, or after a fish. We decided to answer the question philosophically – both! The first part of the dinner is:
November 8th, 2014 Bistro Cacao, Washington, DC |
1st Course Pan-Seared Scallops Served with Apricot stuffed with Goat Cheese and Mango Pomegranate Champagne Sauce 2nd Course Roasted Duck Breast Served with Celery Root and Carrots Puree and Ginger Cherry Sauce 3rd Course Pistachio Crusted Sea Bass Served with braised Endives and Raspberry Thyme Sauce 4th Course Lemon Sorbet |
Now to answer the next philosophical question: Should the meats meet? Stay tuned! |
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