VALENTINE’S WEEKEND MENU

APPETIZERS

Cabbage Pie - Gourmet magazine is still asking for this recipe. A most interesting 18th Century dish. $ 6.95

Mushroom Canapés - Fresh mushrooms stuffed with spicy pate of Virginia Ham and Beef. $ 7.95

Samoses - From India, small pastries stuffed with spiced shrimp $ 7.95

Sampling Platter - Smoked Sausage Pie, Seafood, Mushroom Canapés, Pate

with rusks and English Beer Cheese $ 9.95

Tossed Green Salad with Thomas Jefferson Dill Dressing $ 2.95

SOUPS

Seafood Bisque - A delicate soup made with 23 separate ingredients originated in Charlestown in 1774 $ 4.25

Green Herb Soup -An elegant cream soup. Subtle. Civilized. Delicious $ 4.25

Bordeaux Vegetable Soup - No better way to begin dinner on a cold. Steaming vegetable soup laced with red wine. $ 3.95

ENTREES

Roasted Chicken - A half a chicken roasted and served on a bed of rice. $19.95

Fresh Salmon - Salmon gently broiled served with a sauce of butter, tarragon and white wine, served with rice. $18.95

Curried Chicken - Authentic Indian Curry, 200 yr old recipe with four side dishes. The English called this a "four-boy-curry" $18.95

N Y Sirloin Beefsteak- The best Sirloin with Potato and Vegetable $24.95

Roast Duckling - Toasted in a sauce of brandy and red wine. $24.95

Hampton Crab - A 1789 recipe. Crab, Cream, Fresh Mushrooms, Bourbon and Cream Sherry $25.95

Roast Prime Rib of Beef with Yorkshire Pudding - Choice prime rib and a great Yorkshire Pudding $25.95

Robert’s Delight - Choice Beef rolled in herbs & spices, stuffed, broiled, sliced and served with a sauce of sauterne. $22.95

DESSERTS

18th Century Cheese Cake $ 4.95

Apple, Pecan or Pumpkin Pie - ala Mode add $ 1.00 $ 3.95

Chocolate Cake / Rum & Black Walnut Pie $ 4.95

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