Pinwheels of Fresh Mozzarella, Prosciutto and Basil layered with Tomato and Grilled Eggplant drizzled with Balsamic Vinaigrette
Penne A La Vodka
Mixed Garden Salad or Traditional Caesar Salad
Sliced Chateaubriand Sliced Filet Mignon served with a Classic Mushroom and Wine Sauce or Chicken Cordon Bleu Boneless Breast of Chicken stuffed with Virginia Ham and Swiss Cheese baked in a Champagne Mushroom Sauce or Chilean Sea Bass Oreganata Chilean Sea Bass broiled in White Wine, Garlic, Butter and Oil topped with Seasoned Bread Crumbs or Sautéed Rack of Veal Chop Tender Rack of Veal Chop sautéed in a Red Wine Demi Glaze
All entrées served with Green Beans Almondine and Oven Roasted Potatoes with Garlic and Rosemary
Wedding Cake (Audrey's Fine Baked Goods) Cookies & Pastries Chocolate Fountain (Hampton's Chocolate Fountains) International Coffee Bar
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Posted by MCDO15
well, i learned about melted chocolate on bagels
Yes you did, didn't you? Creativity at its best! But that was from a 12 year old. Now lets play with the big boys!
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Posted by PrincessRose
Ron, I've been on this site how long now? Almost two and a half years. If I carried sharp things or things that went boom you'd probably be well aware of such by now. Besides, I'm a Yankee fan. With a Panda Teddy Bear named Mattingly. How bad could I possibly be?
Good point! I just don't want to be the one to say last call for chocolate! It could be murder!
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Ron, can you post a list of the girls that wil be going??
i can't remember if i siged up or not
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At my wedding at the Chateau Briand, part of the dessert was these cordials served in little chocolate shot glasses. I was totally psyched for that part.
So anyway, my parents were having a special spotlight dance, and I'm inching over to the cordial cart, trying to be unobtrusive (which is impossible when you're a bride). They almost wheeled the cart away before I got to have some, but we were having none of that, I tell you.
I promise it was all very discreet.
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Posted by BklynItaliana
Ron, can you post a list of the girls that wil be going??
i can't remember if i siged up or not
Yup. you're registered.
I'll post a list later!
enjft
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Better yet! Ron I will be coming up to ask you for my diamond card. Please make sure you have it.
Thank you very much!
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Posted by PrincessRose
At my wedding at the Chateau Briand, part of the dessert was these cordials served in little chocolate shot glasses. I was totally psyched for that part.
So anyway, my parents were having a special spotlight dance, and I'm inching over to the cordial cart, trying to be unobtrusive (which is impossible when you're a bride). They almost wheeled the cart away before I got to have some, but we were having none of that, I tell you.
I promise it was all very discreet.
So this was a mixture of chocolate and big people drinks, right?
TOM, are you reading this?
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Posted by PrincessRose
At my wedding at the Chateau Briand, part of the dessert was these cordials served in little chocolate shot glasses. I was totally psyched for that part.
So anyway, my parents were having a special spotlight dance, and I'm inching over to the cordial cart, trying to be unobtrusive (which is impossible when you're a bride). They almost wheeled the cart away before I got to have some, but we were having none of that, I tell you.
I promise it was all very discreet.
So this was a mixture of chocolate and big people drinks, right?
those are so yummy. TOM, are you reading this?
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Posted by enjft
Damn it Ron, dont you know we need to lose weight!
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Better yet! Ron I will be coming up to ask you for my diamond card. Please make sure you have it.
Thank you very much!
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Posted by PrincessRose
At my wedding at the Chateau Briand, part of the dessert was these cordials served in little chocolate shot glasses. I was totally psyched for that part.
So anyway, my parents were having a special spotlight dance, and I'm inching over to the cordial cart, trying to be unobtrusive (which is impossible when you're a bride). They almost wheeled the cart away before I got to have some, but we were having none of that, I tell you.
I promise it was all very discreet.
So this was a mixture of chocolate and big people drinks, right?
TOM, are you reading this?
i was actually working
I love shots I guess i'll grow up and try a 'big boy' drink
BKtoLI
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Hmmm I wonder if I can get chocolate shots thrown in at my hall....
Hey is Chilean Sea Bass the one that gets substituted a lot at places??
I should show FH this menu so he would come...all he has to see is 'filet mignon'
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Posted by BKtoLI
Hmmm I wonder if I can get chocolate shots thrown in at my hall....
Hey is Chilean Sea Bass the one that gets substituted a lot at places??
I should show FH this menu so he would come...all he has to see is 'filet mignon'
did you tell him about the plasma?
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I should show FH this menu so he would come...all he has to see is 'filet mignon'
Lets see; filet mignon - plasma. He will come for the filet mignon but not the plasma! We need to talk to this young man!
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Can we sit wherever or do we get seated at a specific table?? Never been so I'm clueless!!! Forgive me ahead of time.
Swan06
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I'm sooooo excited about this!!!!
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Can we sit wherever or do we get seated at a specific table?? Never been so I'm clueless!!! Forgive me ahead of time.
Open seating.
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Posted by Swan06
I'm sooooo excited about this!!!!
Me too!
What other info do ya got for us Ron...? huh huh huh?....
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Me too!
What other info do ya got for us Ron...? huh huh huh?....
You may want to check out the growing list of prizes!
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And lets not forget - The prize for the guys! Why do I think the ladies will benefit from this prize as well?
42-inch Long Life Plasma HDTV with DVI 1024 x 768 Resolution 3000:1 Contrast Widescreen 16:9 format
This 42-inch HDTV plasma display will dazzle you with its host of innovative technologies. Its advance feature set includes: PIP, Split Screen, Freeze Frame, Multi Brand Universal Remote Control and DVI Input w/ HDCP decoder for DIRECT DIGITAL FEED from HDTV sources. Lots of other brands have DVI inputs that are only for PCs! Razor thin 3.3-inch bezel. Features a true HDTV experience with a massive widescreen display. Comes in stylish, functional two-tone cabinet. Gorgeous black bezel edge enhances contrast and draws viewers in. One of the world’s leading entries into the new Long Life category of plasma displays. Includes Multi-Brand Universal Remote control, table stand and speakers. Simply unforgettable! (fyi - little girl not included )
