Lunch in the MDR?

There is a recent thread (within the last few days) where someone just posted a picture of the embarkation day menu. ;)

Thank you will search for it now. :D

Thank you will search for it now. :D

I tried to find it myself but it has alluded me.

I think Caribill posted the picture of the menu?

Might be buried in another lunch thread.

Appetizers

Antipasto of Dry-Cured Salami and Roasted Vegetables drizzled with balsamic-vinaigrette

Avocado and Bay Shrimp served with lemoncello aioli

Tuscan-Style Chickpea Soup with root vegetables and Italian parsley

Limestone and Baby Oak Leaves with Cucumber, Carrot and Red Onion

Fresh Ground Sirloin Burgers and Other Dishes

Princess Homemade Hamburger, Cheeseburger or Bacon Burger

with traditional tarnish and crisp fries

Veggie Burger

Large Plate of French Fries with mayo and Heinz tomato ketchup

Pasta

Spinach and Ricotta Cheese Ravioli in homemade tomato sauce with parmesan shavings

Main Courses

Broiled Salmon with Lemon and Dill Sauce

seasonal vegetable saute and parsley potatoes

Cacciatore-Style Chicken Braised in Tomato Wine Sauce

with mushrooms and tagliarini ribbons

Grilled Herb-Spiced Beef Tenderloin

served with natural jus, vegetable bouquet and forked red bliss potatoes

Desserts

Apple Tart Tatin with a dollop of whipping cream

Orange Souffle presented with Grand Marnier-vanilla sauce

Sherry Trifle pound cake, vanilla custard, jello, fruit cocktail and whipping cream

Ice Cream nutella, banana, espresso, papaya frozen yogurt

Regarding lunches (and breakfasts) in the MDR, is it possible to have your own table for two, or is it required that you join other parties? Depending on our mood, either would be okay, but I sort of hate joining a table that is already underway with their meals and conversations. Depending on the people involved, it can sometimes be awkward to join midstream.

 

Thanks.

If we don't request a table for two (or 4 if we have our friend with us), we tell the host that we only want to sit with "nice people" and I'll be darned....it always works out! LOL ;)

ColoCruiser - yes I'm sure I will get what I ask for. And I guess a 'dollop' is not a deal breaker.

But call me old fashioned - and I'm sure you might want to - but the correct spelling is tarte with an e. As my English [or in this case French] teacher taught me, there are only two ways to spell - the correct way and the wrong way.

Sorry - getting a bit serious - a tart is a tart, unless it is French tartE tartin!

Actually it is a tarte tatin, there is no "r" in tatin.

Actually it is a tarte tatin, there is no "r" in tatin.

Correct - serves me right for trying to show off! I'll go and sit on the 'naughty step' for an hour.