Carnival Legend Dinner Menus--Long

From the May17th-24th 2009 Western Caribbean Cruise. These are incomplete as the dessert menus are missing (never got). However, I will post pics of the dessert we ate if they were special each day (not all)! Apologies in advance for the poor scan quality.

First Night Special Desserts:

Creme Burlee.

Warm Chocolate Melting Cake( always special that first night:)

Second Night Special Dessert: We stuck with Legend Classics.

I don't think the attachments worked very well. So I pushed these to the web as pics.

First Night Starters:

First Night Main Courses:

Second Night Starters:

Second Night Main Courses:

3rd Night Starters:

Third Night Main Courses:

3rd Night Special Desserts:

Fig Date Cinnamon Cake and Rum Raisin Ice Cream

And a Raspberry Vanilla Layer Cake: That I will post later.

4th Night Starters:

4th Night Main Courses:

4th Night Special Dessert: Bitter and Blanc:

More to follow. I do have some Starter and Main Course pictures If you ask.

yum!

5th Night Starters:

5th Night Main Courses:

5th Night Dessert: Apple Pie

6th Night Starters:

6th Night Main Courses

Baked Alaska:

Chocolate Amaretto Cake...My favorite dessert the entire cruise.. Yummm:):)

Way to go Crewsweeper...now I'm drooling!!:D

Starters:

Main Courses:

THE DESSERT:

Grand Mariner souffle and Chocolate Melting Cake...together( and probably not the first time:))

That's all the menus I have :( However, I do have more food pictures. And if someone can help me get a better scan on the menus, I'll redo them to make them more legible.

I am guessing that the menu stays the same for each cruise. It sounds so yummy!!

Does carnival serve the same menu on all their cruises? I was on the Glory and am going on the Legend. The menu looks the same from what I can remember.

Thanks! going on the Legend in 7 weeks! What nights were the dining room entertainment? The 2 sea days?

Thanks! going on the Legend in 7 weeks! What nights were the dining room entertainment? The 2 sea days?

Two formal nights...but every night "It's shoooowwwtime!" Just as dessert is being served.

In your opinion, if you were going to do the Supper Club, which nite/nites were the least WONDERFUL in the Main dining room!??

I realize everyone has a different opinion, but I'm 'fishing'... :rolleyes:

We are already booked at the Supper Club on Grand Cayman evening, and am thinking one other night may be booked prior to sailing!

I love the Porterhouse, but I'd like to try the Surf & Turf as well, so may go twice...:)

Any help in making this decision easier, would be appreciated.. :D

In your opinion, if you were going to do the Supper Club, which nite/nites were the least WONDERFUL in the Main dining room!??

I realize everyone has a different opinion, but I'm 'fishing'... :rolleyes:

 

We are already booked at the Supper Club on Grand Cayman evening, and am thinking one other night may be booked prior to sailing!

I love the Porterhouse, but I'd like to try the Surf & Turf as well, so may go twice...:)

 

Any help in making this decision easier, would be appreciated.. :D

We didn't eat int he Golden Fleece. IMO...Either night 3 or 4. Night 3 (GC on the Legend) has salmon which I like but it's also served another night, albeit a slightly different version. Night 4 (usually Cozumel) has a great center cut pork chop, but the Golden Fleece is suppose to have excellent food.

On shorter curises, say 4 days, would one expect to see the first 4 menus, or would they be a combination of the items.

Menus are fleet wide...he is a good site someone posted on a thread a while back.

http://www.bookccl.com/irman/bookccl...ts_master.html

Wow, that brought back some good memories!

Thanks for posting all this!

I think I gained 3 pounds reading it!

Menus are fleet wide...he is a good site someone posted on a thread a while back.

 

http://www.bookccl.com/irman/bookccl...ts_master.html

Ooooohh. That's a nice set. Good comparison for what may have changed, like the sundried tomato soup for the asparagus soup on night one.

I would assume that night's 2 and 6 would be the variable nights for sorter cruises since they are the formal dinners. So one or the other but not both on a shorter cruise.

Were Grand Cayman and Roatan the 'formal' nites on the 7 day...!!??

Those deserts are to die for.

Well, I guess my walking shoes will have to do double courses.

I am not a desert person, but man oh man, they all look so good.

I have found the menus when I logged Manage my Cruise.

Looks like we are going to eat our way around the Caribbean.

Julie ;)

OTHER THAN CHOCOLATE MELTING CAKE AND BITTER & BLANC, what else is a delicious dessert in the dining room? How is the black forest cake, cheesecake, and tiramisu?