janpatch Posted July 15, 2007 #76 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Our first Princess cruise was on the Grand transatlantic to Rome in April/May 2007. I loved the soups: strawberry, blueberry and french onion were fantastic; the fettucine alfredo & pesto pasta were outstanding; the lobster & crab legs were great and I absolutely loved the raspberry creme brulee! The pizza found on the pool deck was addicting! Also, try the ultimate balcony dinner! It was well worth the $100 charge per couple. We each enjoyed the surf & turf which included 3 lobster tails & a filet! We had crab cakes as the appetizer, then a delicious salad that included greens, apple slices, olives with a raspberry vinagrette dressing. For dessert we were served a selection of 4 types of chocolate mousse, from white to dark chocolate! The waiters stayed with us for 3 hours bringing anything we needed or asked for! It was simply divine! :D Can't wait to cruise on Princess again! :) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hightownCO Posted July 15, 2007 #77 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Was on CB April of this year and am doing it again this NYE!!! I loved the Tounedos of Beef Tenderloin. Had it three separate times cooked with different sauces (diane, port wine and something else that I can't remember.) Fork tender and very flavorful. Other faves: Fetticinni, Gnocchi, Cheesecake and there was a Crab Quiche with Jalapeno Sauce that was wonderful. Wasn't so impressed with the buffet for lunch but enjoyed the omelets at breakfast. Burgers were always good. Didn't care for their pizza. Ugly Betty Fan, I love your immersion into learning all you can and all the threads you've started. Fun to learn along or recall with your questions. 'You go girl!' Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thomasale Posted July 15, 2007 #78 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Just off the Caribbean Princess...my first princess cruise :) Sadly there was nothing in the regular restaurants that was really memorable...we loved Sabattini's and Sterling but those were upcharge restaurants :( The coffee is undrinkable...worst I have had on any line. We had a great cruise and I did manage to gain weight so it wasn't bad just nothing that really stood out... Loved personal choice dining! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
the_dylaness Posted July 15, 2007 #79 Share Posted July 15, 2007 The peaches stuffed with marzipan for a dessert... simple, but probably the best thing I ate the whole time. Just amazing. The fish (can't recall what kind) with pink peppercorn sauce for dinner one night was revolting. Those are the extremes... everything else has been somewhere in the middle... fettucini towards the yum end, other fish dishes usually towards the not so great end. (Even though I understand the reasons, I always think it's weird to be on a large ship in the middle of the ocean eating less-than-wonderfully prepared frozen seafood.) I was underwhelmed by the love boat dream. Also good: Vegetable pojarski cutlet (dinner) Any souffle DH LOVED the rabbit with pasta as well as any lamb dish. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CamelliaCity Posted July 15, 2007 #80 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Love the dessert souffles - I remember especially the chocolate and citrus souffles. And the pastas are really great. PENNY I second the Chocolate Souffle. To die for:). Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monakayk Posted July 15, 2007 #81 Share Posted July 15, 2007 This is perfectly OK! We do it all the time to have with our afternoon cocktails. As a matter of fact, if you have a request for a certain cheese or cheeses, they will put it together for you and cover it with foil so you can take it to your room! :p macsmum1, Thanks for this info. I am sooooooo glad that some pax do this. It IS nice to have some really nice cheeses with wine/cocktails in the cabin. One thing that was really nice on the RCCL. I gather that the cheese selections change each night...or are the always the same type cheeses? I will definitely ask our waiter to do this for us a couple of nights. sultan_sfo, Thanks for the suggestion on ordering two entrees. I might do that when I order the Beef Wellington, just in case it is not to my liking. Ohhhh and if they only tell me that they can only cook it med-well done and not med-rare, I will get another entree for sure. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monakayk Posted July 15, 2007 #82 Share Posted July 15, 2007 I created a Princess food photo album at the encouragement of a fellow cruiser. Please do not drool on your computer!http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/559123761cXMNZX Ohhhhhhhhhh Desert Nurse! I have been to your Webshot album earlier during my online search for food info!!! Those photos are awesome! Can you tell me what ship you were on when you took those photos? When was it....this year or eariler? Did you go on a 7 day cruise or longer when you had these entrée/appetizers in the dining room? I really would love to be able to have the Escorgot, Pâté, Crème Brulée, Frog Legs, as well as some of the other items your photos show. BTW, do you have a recent menu? I have seen sooooooooo many online but I think they are outdated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Desert Nurse Posted July 15, 2007 #83 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Ohhhhhhhhhh Desert Nurse! I have been to your Webshot album earlier during my online search for food info!!! Those photos are awesome! Can you tell me what ship you were on when you took those photos? When was it....this year or eariler? Did you go on a 7 day cruise or longer when you had these entrée/appetizers in the dining room? I really would love to be able to have the Escorgot, Pâté, Crème Brulée, Frog Legs, as well as some of the other items your photos show. BTW, do you have a recent menu? I have seen sooooooooo many online but I think they are outdated. Most of the photos are from the Sun Princess to Alaska in May of this year. The ultimate balcony breakfast photos are from the Dawn Princess to Alaska in July 2006. They were both 7 day cruises so the food you saw is available on most cruises. I've had so much positive feedback from this photo album that I am going to add to it during my Grand Princess 16 day transatlantic cruise in September. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monakayk Posted July 15, 2007 #84 Share Posted July 15, 2007 what is the love boat dream? Here is Desert Nurses photo of the Love Boat Dream desert: http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2319211670064922965lUUVIK Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monakayk Posted July 15, 2007 #85 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Most of the photos are from the Sun Princess to Alaska in May of this year. The ultimate balcony breakfast photos are from the Dawn Princess to Alaska in July 2006. They were both 7 day cruises so the food you saw is available on most cruises. I've had so much positive feedback from this photo album that I am going to add to it during my Grand Princess 16 day transatlantic cruise in September. Desert Nurse, Ohhhhhhhhhhhh cool! I was hoping you would say 7 day and this year-2007! I sure hope they still have this same food on our cruise on Golden in Oct. I have read a post that Princess is changing their menus throughout the fleet. I have seen the menus posted and I am not at all impressed with it. They didn't even have Escorgot on the menu!!!! Thanks for the info and again for the photos...keep adding to the album...they are great to droooooooooool over for sure! LOL :D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
monakayk Posted July 15, 2007 #86 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Desert Nurse, I found this menu on another thread and wondered if it was pretty close if not the same as what you had on the Sun Princess in May 2007? SEE BELOW: DAY 1 SAILAWAY DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." Seasonal Fresh Fruite Mosaic Flavored with Vintage Armagnac Watercress, shredded carrots and hearts of iceberg lettuce Sauteed Filet of zander with Green Asparagus Tips VEGETARIAN MENU Cream of Porcini Mushroom Soup Perfumed with Tarragon Watercress, Shredded Carrots and Hearts of Iceberg Lettuce Pasta Shells with Broccoli and a Touch of Fresh Tomato Sauce Moroccan VEgetable Ragout with Pita Bread Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo APPETIZERS Smoked Wild Salmon with Capers, Lemon and Pumpernicket Bread Seasonal Fresh Fruit Mosaic Flavored with Vintage Armagnac Crispy Spring Rolls in a Honey-Soy, Sesame and Mustard Seed Sauce, filled with Vegetables and Seafood SOUPS Beef Broth with a Julienne of Carrots, Celery and Wild Rice Cream of Porcini Mushroom Soup Perfumed with Tarragon Iced Pina Colada Cream Splashed with Rum SALADS Watercress, Shredded Carrots and Hearts of Iceberg Lettuce Russian, Balsamic Vinaigrette, or low-fat tomato-herb dressing ENTREES (PRINCESS FAVORITE) Conchiglie alla Campagnola (Pasta Shells Tossed with Lemon-Roasted Chicken and Fresh steamed broccoli in a sauce of fresh tomato, capers, Kalamata olives, garlic, and Parmesan cheese) Sauteed filet of zander with green asparagus tips (delicate freshwater fish filet on a bed of herb couscous and citrus glazing) Seafood Turnover in a Lobster sauce (shrimp, scallops, calamari and whitefish enveloped in puff pastry with sauteed fresh spring vegetables) Smoked Virginia Ham with cranberry gravy (port-glazed oven roast with Vichy carrots and scalloped potatoes Slow Roasted Prime Rib with Creamed Horseradish (roasted Premium Beef with String Beans and Baked Idaho Potato) ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos DAY 2: CAPTAIN'S WELCOME DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." Chilled Yogurt and Tamarind Soup Sprinkled with Grated Lemond Rind Mixed Salad of Arugula, Endive and Butter Lettuce Hawaiian Mahi Mahi Filet with Dill Sauce VEGETARIAN MENU Grapefuit and Kiwi Dressed in a Mint-Raspberry Puree Mixed Salad of Arugula, Endive and Butter Lettuce Homemade Fresh Pasta Tossed with tomato and Grated Parmesan Cheese Vegetable Pojarski Cutlet on a Paprika Cream Sauce with Braised lentils Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo APPETIZERS Gently Smoked supreme of duck with wild greens and a cassis vinaigrette Grapefuit and Kiwi Dressed in a Mint-Raspberry Puree Pacific crab quiche with a Jalapeno Chili salsa SOUPS Capon broth with meat tortellini and minced chives Lobster Bisque Garnished with shrimps, flavored with Cognac Chilled Yogurt and Tamarind Soup Sprinkled with Grated Lemon Rind SALADS Mixed Salad of Arugula, Radicchio and Butter Lettuce Honey mustard, red wine Vinaigrette, or low-fat garlic chive dressing ENTREES (PRINCESS FAVORITE) Farfalle alla Rustica (bowtie pasta in a creamy sauce of tender veal, wild mushrooms, green peas and Parmesan cheese) Hawaiian Mahi Mahi filet with dill butter sauce (broiled filet with garlic-flavored mashed red potato and cucumber salad) Alaskan King Crab legs accompanied by rice and asperagus spears Rock Cornish Hen Forestiere (roasted with natural pan gravy and presented with mixed mushrooms, lima beans and wild rice) Tournedo of Beef Tenderloin (grilled medallion enhanced by a red wine sauce demi-glace, served with mixed baby vegetables and noisette potatoes.) ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos DAY 3: ITALIAN DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." A Classic Venetian pasta e Fagioli Red Bean Soup Baby Leaf Spinach Tossed with Pecorino Cheese and Pine Nuts Grilled Swordfish with Broccoli and Steamed Potatoes VEGETARIAN MENU Baked Eggplant Parmigiana with tomato sauce and basil Rustic vegetable minestrone with rice and herbs Baby leaf spinach with butter lettuce, Pecorino cheese and pinenuts Penne all'Arrabbiata Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo ANTIPASTI Shrimp, squid and mussels in a Mediterranean herb marinade with Lemon Mayonnaise Prosciutto Crudo di Parma with Sweet Cantaloupe Melon Baked Eggplant Parmigiana with tomato sauce and basil ZUPPE A Classic Venetian pasta e Fagioli Red Bean Soup Rustic vegetable Minestrone with rice and herbs jellied beef consomme with Marsala and chopped tomatoes INSALATA Baby leaf spinach with butter lettuce, bacon, Pecorino cheese and pinenuts creamy Italian, sun-dried tomato Vinaigrette, or low-fat Mediterranean dressing SECONDI PIATTI (SPECIALITA PRINCESS) Parppardelle al sugo di Lepre (Homemade wide egg noodles simmered with tender braised rabbit and roasted red and yellow peppers in a rich demi-glace and sage sauce) Pesce spada alla griglia (grilled swordfish with herb butter, broccoli and steamed potatoes Gamberi alla Fra Diavolo (Shrimp flambeed in brandy with pearl rice and a fiery tomato sauce) Costoletta di Vitello alla Piemontese (veal chop cut from the rack with sauteed mushrooms, presented with a fennel gratin and creamy homemade Taglierini pasta) Brasato di manzo al barolo (Beef Pot roast braised in red wine with cornmeal cakes and an array of Tuscan fresh vegetables ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos DAY 4 Menu: CONTINENTAL DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." Chilled English Cucumber Soup Fresh Garden Mixed Greens and REd Cabbage Chiffonade Filet of Turbot with a Fennel Pernod sauce VEGETARIAN MENU Symphony of Royal Fruit Chilled English Cucumber Soup Fresh Garden Mixed Greens and red cabbage Chiffonade Leak and Ricotta Cheese Tart with Vegetable Ratatouille Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo APPETIZERS Cold Poached bay scallops (nestled in a velvet sauce of creamed tomato and vodka, crowned with caviar) Symphony of Royal Fruit (Mixed Frsh Fruits marinated with fine champagne and cassis) Escargots Bourguignonne (broiled mountain snails in garlic, butter and demi- glace) SOUPS Onion soup gratin (a traditional French onion soup baked with Emmenthal cheese) Corn and sweet potato chowder (a hearty soup flavored with spring onion vermouth and Cayenne) Chilled English cucumber soup (garnished with red radish and dill yogurt) SALAD Fresh garden mixed greens and red cabbage chiffonade Buttermilk ranch, raspberry Vinaigrette, or low-fat roasted pepper dressing ENTREES (PRINCESS FAVORITE) Fettucine in a sweet lobster ragout (egg pasta with lobster and black truffle in a light cognac cream sauce with tomato and tarragon) Filet of turbot with a fennel Pernod sauce (served with creamed fennel, fondant potatoes and tomato gratin) Freshwater crawfish tails in a saffron tomato sauce (sauteed shellfish accompanied by spinach and rice pilaf) Crispy duck a l'orange (roasted duckling glazed with an orange curacao sauce, accompanied by braised red cabbage and Macaire potatoes) Pork Normand (roast center cut of pork loin flambeed with Calvados, served with baked Granny Smith Apples, peas, pearl onions and Williams potatoes). ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos DAY 5 MENU: CHEF'S DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." Diced root vegetables in clear oxtail broth Mixed seasonal field greens with shredded carrots and cherry tomatoes Freshwater tilapia in a citrus-caper sauce VEGETARIAN MENU Green asparagus spears in a warm tarragon butter sauce under a cloud of puff pastry Chilled golden delicious apple and peach soup with a touch of rum Mixed seasonal field greens with shredded carrots and cherry tomatoes Tofu with Miso sauce and Chinese Pea pods Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo APPETIZERS Blue Crab cocktail (lightly dressed with mint yogurt on a pear slaw) Hawaiian pineapple dotted with honey-raosted pistachios Sauteed frog legs vin blanc (gently sauteed in white wine with a fresh tomato sauce, presented with spinach leaves and garlic croutons) SOUPS Diced root vegetables in clear oxtail broth Lentil puree with herb croutons Chilled golden delicious apple and peach soup with a touch of rum SALAD Mixed seasonal field greens with shredded carrots and cherry tomatoes House cumberland, caramelized onion Vinaigrette, or low-fat carrot dressing ENTREES (PRINCESS FAVORITE) Trenette al pesto alla moda ligure (long pasta, french green beans, red bliss potatoes generously tossed in an Italian puree of fresh basil, garlic, pine nuts and Parmesan cheese) Freshwater Tilapia in a citrus-caper sauce (golden sauteed fish filet on Confetti rice and steamed broccoli florets) Sauteed black tiger prawns provencal (embellished with steamed long grain rice, roasted peppers and sugar snap peas) Boneless chicken a la Kiev (breast filled with garlic herb butter, breaded and pan-fried, accompanied with a julienne of red beets, pea pods, and parslied potatoes) Leg of lamb Dijonnaise (slow-roasted leg crusted in mustard and bread crubs with brussels sprouts and roasted garlic mashed potatoes) ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos DAY 6 MENU: CAPTAIN'S GALA DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." Double chicken broth with vermicelli and scallions Boston lettuce, radicchio and tomato salad Deep sea cod filet with snow peas and crusty new potatoes VEGETARIAN MENU Golden fresh fruit collection flavored with Kirsch Roasted garlic veloute with rosemary Boston lettuce, radicchio and tomato salad Ravioli di ricotta and spinach with fresh tomato sauce Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo APPETIZERS Seared Beef Carpaccio (thinly sliced with fried capers and a Grappa vinaigrette) Golden fresh fruit collection flavored with Kirsch Baked clams casino with bacon and bread crumbs SOUPS Double chicken broth with vermicelli and scallions Roasted garlic veloute with rosemary Chilled strawberry cream soup SALAD Boston lettuce, radicchio and tomato Russian, balsamic Vinaigrette, or low-fat tomato-herb dressing ENTREES (PRINCESS FAVORITE) Ravioli con salsa di funghi porcini (homemade pasta squares stuffed with veal, herbs, and ricotta cheese in a sauce of wild sauteed mushrooms, cream and Parmesan) Sauteed deep sea cod filet with saffron sauce (accompanied with snow peas, glazed carrots and crusty new potatoes) Broiled twin lobster tail (on the shell with melted lemon butter and rice pilaf) Royal pheasant in pan juices (an oven roast with brussels sprouts, caramelized shallots and Parisienne potatoes) Beef Wellington (puff pastry-wrapped tenderloin in a black truffle Madeira sauce with baby vegetables and duchesse potatoes) ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos DAY 7 MENU: LANDFALL DINNER LOTUS SPA MENU "Our Lotus Spa Menu is designed to enhance our spa tradition of providing harmony of the mind, body and spirit. These dishes reflect the perfect balance of nutrition and flavor." Philadelphia pepper pot Grilled vegetables and hearts of romaine lettuce Kingklip in a parsley-crumb coat VEGETARIAN MENU Floridian oranges steeped in Grand Marnier and Mint Chiled cantaloupe and honeydew cream with a hint of Midori Grilled vegetables and hearts of romaine lettuce Broiled eggplant with pistachio mint sauce Assorted International Cheese and Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Plate ALWAYS AVAILABLE Classic Caesar Salad Succulent Shrimp Cocktail, Red American Sauce Fettuccine all'Alfredo APPETIZERS Avocado boat with seafood in a lime-cilantro vinaigrette Floridian oranges steeped in a Grand Marnier and mint Vol-au-vent a la Reine (creamed chicken, sweetbreads and mushrooms in a puff pastry shell) SOUPS Philadelphia pepper pot Fresh green asparagus puree with tapioca pearls and croutons Chiled cantaloupe and honeydew cream with a hint of Midori SALAD Grilled vegetables and hearts of romaine lettuce Honey mustard, red wine vinaigrette, or low-fat garlic chive dressing ENTREES (PRINCESS FAVORITE) Linguine alle vongole (long pasta noodles and roasted sweet bell peppers in a light Bechamel of poached clams and chopped fresh parsley) Kingklip in a parsley-crumb coat (sauteed fish fliet in a lemon and caper sauce, served with Jasmine rice and a variety of vegetables) Sea scallops Mediterranean fashion (presented on a bed of eggplant, tomatoes, zucchini, capers, black Kalamata olives and fresh herbs) Young Tom turkey and all the trimmings (whole-roasted with dried fruit stuffing, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, corn pudding and glazed sweet potatoes) Prime rib au jus (roast beef with natural gravy, grilled tomato, corn-on-the-cob and stuffed baked potato). ALWAYS AVAILABLE GRILL ENTREES Lemon scented salmon filet Herb marinated breast of chicken Aged New York Steak Beef Filet Tournedos ________________ If it is................I will be a very 'Happy Cruiser' indeedy! :D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Desert Nurse Posted July 15, 2007 #87 Share Posted July 15, 2007 Desert Nurse, I found this menu on another thread and wondered if it was pretty close if not the same as what you had on the Sun Princess in May 2007? :D It is very similar except on the Alaska cruises there is usually more seafood and on other cruises there is often something unique to that cruise. Don't forget to check the menus in the dining rooms for lunch. They are usually available at all the lounges as well as the dining room. I usually check them first then decide if I'm having lunch in the dining room, buffet or going for pizza. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Are we there yet? Posted July 16, 2007 #88 Share Posted July 16, 2007 My last experience with the love boat dream was not so good though. I was merrily eating it when the passenger sitting next to me asked what is was. I told her and she said that sounds great, licked her dessert spoon to remove her dessert and then promptly helped herself to some of my love boat. Needless to say that put an end to my dining for the night! :eek: :eek: :eek: They are probably "double dippers" as well.:rolleyes: That would have ended my dining as well!;) Did you have to eat with them every night after that? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
wernew2cruising Posted July 16, 2007 #89 Share Posted July 16, 2007 Desert Nurse...are those dishes all from the "regular" dining room? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Desert Nurse Posted July 16, 2007 #90 Share Posted July 16, 2007 Desert Nurse...are those dishes all from the "regular" dining room? The photos are all from the traditional dining room except for the ultimate balcony breakfast. I'll take some photos from the Sterling Steakhouse during my September cruise. I didn't care for Sabatini's so I probably won't eat there unless someone else is buying! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaryPoppinz Posted July 16, 2007 #91 Share Posted July 16, 2007 DesertNurse, #29 is one of my faves: Grilled Vegetable Salad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Desert Nurse Posted July 16, 2007 #92 Share Posted July 16, 2007 DesertNurse, #29 is one of my faves: Grilled Vegetable Salad Thanks Mary P! I thought it was pretty but had no idea what it was. I've added the description to the photo album now. Not only was it not mine, but that was the evening of the Captain's private cocktail party and I had a couple of glasses of wine before dinner! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaryPoppinz Posted July 16, 2007 #93 Share Posted July 16, 2007 In that photo, it has the honey mustard dressing on it, which I like also. Try it sometime! I also love your favorite dessert with the two flavors of chocolate mousse. Do you remember what it's called? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Desert Nurse Posted July 16, 2007 #94 Share Posted July 16, 2007 In that photo, it has the honey mustard dressing on it, which I like also. Try it sometime! I also love your favorite dessert with the two flavors of chocolate mousse. Do you remember what it's called? Duet something. It's so rich I can never finish it but it's been my favorite for years. With all this talk about food, maybe I should change my name to Dessert Nurse or at least let that be my alter ego. I am a foodie! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cruise Dreams Posted July 16, 2007 #95 Share Posted July 16, 2007 Desert Nurse....Your photos are awesome. Of course, now I'm hungry. I can't believe that your tablemate helped herself to your dessert. Wow! Just when you think you've seen it all. I don't think I've ever had anything horrible on a Princess cruise. Some things stand out more than others, however. Okay....don't laugh, but the one thing I just love is.....the banana bread that they serve at the buffet in the mornings. I love it so much that I even requested the recipe through their website, which they were generous enough to provide. The other food item that stands out in my memory is their Cappucino ice cream. Mmmmmm! I've only seen it the one time on a lunch menu in the dining room. It was wonderful! And, it's not a food item, but their Black Star Liner Martini is fabulous. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NorcalGuy Posted July 16, 2007 #96 Share Posted July 16, 2007 The photos are all from the traditional dining room except for the ultimate balcony breakfast. I'll take some photos from the Sterling Steakhouse during my September cruise. I didn't care for Sabatini's so I probably won't eat there unless someone else is buying! Desert Nurse that is a REALLY FUN gallery of dining room offerings you put together. A lot of work, so thanks. Brings back good memories! BTW, I'll be glad when they eventually change the china on the ships. The flower motif really detracts from the food visually. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
arline Posted July 17, 2007 #97 Share Posted July 17, 2007 Hello. I am very new to this wonderful website and just came across some of your extraordinary photos, specifically in Russia. Your talents are incredible! Would you mind telling me what exact model of camera you are using. They are just so spectacular and so crystal-clear (pardon the pun!) for such large photos, I would very much appreciate knowing the model of your cam. Thank you so much. (Have enjoyed Vancouver and Stanley Park many years ago and LOVED it!) arline Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jckvpa0 Posted July 17, 2007 #98 Share Posted July 17, 2007 I love the fact that peel and eat shrimp at the buffets are large and already peeled. Than I guess there not peel & eat shrimp are they ? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jckvpa0 Posted July 17, 2007 #99 Share Posted July 17, 2007 Hello. I am very new to this wonderful website and just came across some of your extraordinary photos, specifically in Russia. Your talents are incredible! Would you mind telling me what exact model of camera you are using. They are just so spectacular and so crystal-clear (pardon the pun!) for such large photos, I would very much appreciate knowing the model of your cam. Thank you so much. (Have enjoyed Vancouver and Stanley Park many years ago and LOVED it!) arline This has nothing to do with your post but your name just reminded me of a great lady that use to post here with the most interesting cruise info ! Glad you found this site, read & enjoy !!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CamelliaCity Posted July 17, 2007 #100 Share Posted July 17, 2007 Worst food we ever had on a Princess ship was room service scrambled eggs. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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