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- Rabbit Apr 7, 2010 10:59 AM
I'm trying to decide upon an occasion-worthy destination for a graduation celebration in June. There will be small group of eight (an awkward number, in my opinion, but families are complicated these days).
Money is no object and we're looking for someplace where both food and atmosphere are memorable. On my short list are Scaramouche, Canoe, George (in part because I hope we might be able to sit outside) or Opus (also motivated by the patio). Alternately, I wondered about Note Bene or Colborne Lane because I think they have private rooms that might accommodate a group our size, perhaps creating a bit more intimacy/mobility for us versus those big tables where you never get a chance to talk with the person on the opposite end.
Any thoughts or guidance about which if these might be most suitable?
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Sounds like a good list, I think your set food wise no matter which you choose.
Canoe has a great big round table that seats 8 and allows for uniform conversation, plus it's the table with the best view. Maybe you could request that table specifically at booking?
George's tasting menu is also a good option for a big group because it goes on for a really long time so you need lots of company.
We're currently trying to figure out the same thing - it will be the first time the two families sit down together, so we are steering away from the private room option - intimacy just doesn't seem comfortable in this situation. A few things that might be helpful to narrowing down the list:
1) Is anyone in the group (especially anyone being "treated") potentially going to feel uncomfortable with the money-is-no-object aspect?
2) How old is the graduate(s)? What will he/she/they be most excited by in terms of atmosphere, wine list, and actual menu items?
3) Is the focus more on celebrating the graduate or on the coming-together of the family?
Maybe I'm trying to live vicariously through others, since I have no reason to rent the room downstairs at Splendido, but I think the food and service is awesome. It's the antithesis of your desire for a patio though.
The upstairs patio at Globe is lovely, though I don't know if you can rent that outright. Other patios would be The Fifth and Ultra. Fifth I seem to recall having some nice desserts and okay food - nice space. Ultra was too long ago for me to comment on the food, but the patio was cool.
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This is sort of the antithesis of sitting on a patio (and George would be lovely, if the weather is nice), but have you ever visited the cellar room at Chiado? I haven't been in years, but it was really lovely the last time I was there. Really intimate and the food is wonderful, of course.
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Nothing beats the patio at George. Indoor dining, Scaramouche.
re: millygirl
We went to George recently. Maybe we were there on a slow day, or maybe it was because we went to Colborne Lane a few days before, but it was by far the worst meal I've ever had.
It might also be that they set very high expectations. The website says how its won so many awards, and somehow people group it into the elite restaurants in Toronto. I think its mediocre at best.
Splitting the menu into 3 groups is unnecessary. They are small plates, just make it one big menu, and say they're small plates, and suggest 3 dishes. Dont make people think they have to go in order.
I wouldnt care about any of this if the food was good. It was awful.
I started with prawns which were almost certainly rotten, or perhaps at the best just old. I cant really describe the texture, but they were pasty, not firm and sweet like they should be. Im not typically someone to complain, but this was too much. I asked the waiter to ask the chef if this is what shrimp should taste like. The response was that they might be a bit over cooked. Its more scary that they dont know what properly cooked shrimp is supposed to taste like.
The second dish was a sweetbread with white asperagus. We just had white asperagus a few days prior, and they are in season now, so I was very excited by the prospects of this dish. Again, dissapointment. The dish consisted of 4 1inch pieces of white asperagus on a skewer, beside some sort of small quiche topped with a few sweetbread fritters. The asperagus was severely overcooked, limp and tasteless. The quiche was almost completely inedible. The crust was soggy, and the filling just looked and felt like predigested food
And finally, we ended on the highest note of the night. The lamb loin was cooked ok, nothing special, but after the 2 previous dishes was something that I could at least stomach.
I'm a long time chow reader, and never have posted before. I felt like this experience deserved a few minutes of my time.
I'm just wondering, was it an off night? The mistakes seemed amateur and careless. Does anyone actually like this place? There were 2 or 3 other tables full when we went there. That cant be good.
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re: happylnuts
NooooOOOOooooooo!!! The food is not at all decent. Really just say no! :-)
re: JennaBean
There are certain animosities between various parties at this party and the elevator ride to the top of the CN would be like a UFC championship. No way.
After giving quite a lot of thought to c.cow's questions I actually chose to go to a more casual and busy restaurant so that there would be a bit more buzz and the people who don't actually like each other can find more excuses to not-interact (divorced parents... drama). We're booked at Malena, where I had an excellent meal a couple of weeks ago. Mr. Rabbit and I will save the five star experience for a romantic post-grad celebration pas de deux.
re: Rabbit
Glad to hear you found a place that suits the occasion! Was actually just thinking about your dinner as our plans flew up into the air. Weren't you considering Origin before? We were going to be nearby-ish (to Origin), but then started thinking about the pre-G20 security measures and what a hassle it would be for out-of-towners to scurry back and forth through security checkpoints to go from convocation to their hotel to touristing to dinner.
Good luck with the warring parties! Here's hoping that good chow will mend all wounds.
re: c.cow
We were going to Origin, but they couldn't seem to manage our "big group" (ten people) and it turned into this week-long to-ing and fro-ing with their events manager who wanted us to order from pre-set menus, which kind of takes the fun out of a tapas-y menu... and I chose to go someplace that involved Less Stress. The idea of herding my various family members into selecting set menus was just too ghoulish.
I am still eager to try Origin under different circumstances, but for my grad dinner it was not to be.
PS - where did you end up booking for your grad dinner?
re: Rabbit
I know this will sound like a far cry from other restos identified as "occasion-worthy," but we are heading to Beer Bistro.
1) The price is right - we're looking for low-key food (mussel bowls) and some shared appetizers, so this works well.
2) Since we'll all be enjoying the beer list, no one will have to feel awkward about the wine list (i.e. some in our party would be happy to spring for a big red with a big price tag, others aren't big wine drinkers at all).
3) It's a bit buzzy and noisy, so if conversation lags or personalities clash, we can just blame the background noise. That said, it might be less busy than normal because of the security perimeter.
4) The service is stellar, so we know we're in good hands, especially with some of our group heading out on the GO train after dinner to (somewhat) bypass the road blockages.
5) Over the past few years, we've come to think of BB as one of "our" places, though we only go once or twice each month. There's something very comforting about the place despite all the metal decor and crowds. We all enjoy it for the beer, the service, and the company. We had a more "chow-worthy" dinner after classes actually ended (Lobsterlicious at Scaramouche), but this one is more about keeping people comfortable, and where better than somewhere we feel comfortable? Maybe a case of "chow is where the heart is." Or so we hope!!
Hope you'll enjoy Origin!! I stopped in last weekend for a solo snack and drink (tried to remember CHers' suggestions from another thread) and the food was as lovely as everyone says. The atmosphere was nice, too - not at all overwhelming despite being packed.
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re: c.cow
I've only been to Scaramouche once service started good then they forgot I was there. Beautiful view of the city cool location south of UCC on Avenue road. Food duck three ways one of which was a tried out cold husk like leftover turkey two days after thanksgiving (not Confit). A really nice piece of steak about 4 ounces and the best coconut cream pie ever crust was brushed with dark chocolate a layer or firm coconut milk with shredded coconut on it topped with the most glorious rich coconut cream a good two inches thick lovely. Canoe and Colborne were more consistent in service and quality. But all are very expensive. Barberians is more casual and old school steakhouse but lots of private areas available and the most amazing wine list 30000 bottles apparently. Location elm st behind sick kids.
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re: Rabbit
so Rabbit, where are you going for the grad dinner?
re: froglegs
We decided on going more casual in hope that it would make for a more relaxed vibe for the family (in all its weirdness). So we'll be at Malena. We did a test run a few weeks ago and had a great time. It's tomorrow night, so I'll be sure to report back.
(Mr. Rabbit and I will do a fancypants dinner pas de deux later on... I'm leaning toward the patio at George for that one).
re: JennaBean
Its because of the altitude water even boils at a different temperature and the sense of taste goes out the window. Its caused by the air pressure in the restaurant, the observation deck and gaps between the elevator and the floor. Your ears pop constantly on the way up so you know its happening. I had raw oysters with horse radish and tabasco and my tongue was numb to it, the chicken dish was dried out and tasteless despite a coating of black pepper. Stick with drinks the food is impossible and not their fault really. Its a once in a life time experience though and they give you a deal on the trip to the observation deck. Canoe in the TD bank is pressurized so there are no issues with pressure and they have a view about 80% of 360's, but the room does not rotate which is cool. Don't leave your purse on the sill I saw a few go by. Hee Hee


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text: No Apologies from Karzai for 76 Murdered Coalition Troops Print article Send a Tip by Jack L. Treese, CWO US Army, Retired 6 Mar 2012 post a comment The two soldiers pictured above are, from left to right, Specialist Payton Jones and Staff Sergeant Jordan Bear of the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division. These two soldiers were killed last week reportedly in response to the accidental burning of Qurans at Bagram air base. This adds two more soldiers to the growing list of those murdered by our Afghanistan "allies." An Afghan soldier and a literacy teacher at a joint base in Kandahar province killed these paratroopers. We know they were targeted because someone burned a few books, those books being Qurans. Is there any other religion on earth that kills people over the burning of their "bible"? Of course not. You could burn a hundred Bibles on the doorstep of a church and, at worst, be arrested for starting a fire, but you would not be marked for death. So President Obama decides he has to apologize for the burning, even though, according to reports, the Qurans were accidentally destroyed. Yes, they were destroyed because they were being used by prisoners at Bagram Air Base for passing messages--hardly a holy or reverential use. The Qurans were confiscated, placed in an office, and later they were mistaken for trash and burned. Then, apparently, some Afghan trash collectors found the burned Qurans and used the situation to spark protests and demonstrations that led to the deaths of six soldiers and these two paratroopers last week. The UN has demanded punishment for the five soldiers the Army found responsible for the incident. According to a news report, "the head of the United Nations mission in Afghanistan says the response to the burning by Afghanis is legitimate and that the soldiers who burned the Qurans need to be punished." The UN Special Representative Jan Kubis said, "We were very concerned, as the UN, that the international military by mistake allowed this kind of desecration of the holy Quran. We rejected and condemned this act, it doesn't matter that it was a mistake." Then our President not only called President Karzai, he sent him a letter with his "sincere apologies" and "deep regret for the reported incident. The error was inadvertent; I assure you that we will take appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence, to include holding accountable those responsible." So President Obama, President Karzai, and the UN want those soldiers punished. However, that should not happen, because they did not violate any provision of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. What about the 76 coalition troops that have been assassinated by those we are supposed to trust, the Afghans we are training? I don't remember President Karzai apologizing for those murders. I don't remember the UN saying they "are very hurt" or that they "reject and condemn" those soldiers being murdered. Unlike the Quran burning, killing our soldiers was no mistake. Where is the outrage from the UN? What about Karzai apologizing for the murders of those coalition soldiers? When is President Obama going to understand that apologizing to those fanatical Muslims only serves to flame their anger? When is he going to ask Karzai to apologize for his countrymen murdering the forces who are there to help? I agreed with Newt Gingrich when he called President Obama's apology "embarrassing" and a case of "a commander in chief not standing up for American troops." If anything, it is Karzai who should apologize for the actions of his people and the murders of almost 80 coalition troops. Then those responsible should be arrested as spies and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.


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Grilling Lobster Tails
My mother has decided she wants to something different for her Mother's Day dinner and has requested lobster and so I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good recipe and/or method for grilling lobster tails on a gas grill? My thought was to buy some frozen uncooked lobster tails, thaw them out and then throw them on the grill. Beyond waiting for them to turn pink I'm not sure what else to do with them.
I have never grilled them, but, you're right. Not much to do. I might brush with butter or maybe a fat with a higher smokepoint, like grapeseed oil, and I would turn over and keep lid down.
I would baste them with a butter/lemon/garlic sauce before and while on the grill.
When I did grilled lobsters for a mexican dinner party a few years back, we poached the lobsters first (they were alive, and well, we didn't think it would be the best idea to cook them live on the grill :-), and really just threw them on the grill momentarily to impart the grill flavor. If you are doing them raw, I would just be careful not to overcook them.
If you google lobster tail recipes your will find alot of info. I helped a friend for a special day recently and remember that the deal was to cut a "V" shaped incision in the curved part. Then baste as desired. Grill belly side down for 5 and then the cut side for 5. She said it worked well.
Here is a great blog entry about grilling lobsters-
I'm not personally a fan of grilling lobsters as I can't understand the thinking in taking moisture out of something you want to be as succulent as possible. It seems that some folks still enjoy the practice though and the above blog post has a video of the preparation and some fantastic photos.
I prefer a lobster roll. You can check my flickr slideshow for the perfect lobster roll preparation here-
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Now that was just beautiful, how delicious they look!
my wife has made them before stuffed with crab meat.she usually bakes them long enough to cook through and then broils for the last few minutes to brown.
I always use this recipe for grilling lobster tails:
We do it almost every Valentine's Day (don't ask me why, because it's usually freezing and not great weather for the grill).
We grill lobster tails quite frequently and this is our absolutely favorite recipe. I always clarify the butter and make sure I use fresh herbs.
If you have metal skewers make sure to put one through the tail to keep it from curling. Depending on the tail size, it won't take long on a gas grill.
This doesn't have to do with the cooking or grilling technique per se, but is something you should consider.
I don't know what's available in your area, but here on the East Coast we can get live Maine or Atlantic cold water lobsters (the red ones with claws). Frozen lobster tails are often Florida or Caribbean spiny or rock lobsters. I understand that there is also a California spiny lobster similar to the Florida species. I mention this because most people, given the choice, much prefer the cold water or Maine lobster. If I'm in the mood for Surf and Turf in a restaurant, I always ask if the tail is a Maine or a spiny lobster, more often than not it's the spiny version. I've been out to dinner with people who didn't realize that they weren't eating a Maine tail and they complained that it was okay but not as sweet and tasty as they expected. IMO spiny lobster tails are just that, okay but nowhere near as good as a fresh Maine one.
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FWIW, when referring to a lobster tail in the rest of the country, they are generally warm water as you mention or cold water from New Zealand or South Africa. They are not, most of the time (aside from the East Coast), the tail of a Maine lobster. They are a different animal completely. And I would agree that a cold water tail is vastly preferable to a warm water lobster tail and are priced accordingly.
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If your garden – or your generous neighbor's garden – is producing a plethora of zucchini these days, let Napoleon come to the rescue.
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You'll find this recipe is also wonderfully flexible. Feel free to substitute or add vegetables such as red peppers or new potatoes or to swap the thyme and rosemary for basil, thyme, even mint.
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1/2 cup olive oil
1 large eggplant, cut in 12 slices
3 medium zucchinis, cut in 24 slices
3 large tomatoes, cut in 6 slices
3 medium red onions, cut in 12 slices
3/4 cup ricotta cheese
Salt and pepper to taste
2 teaspoons fresh thyme, chopped
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6 sprigs fresh rosemary
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Repeat this procedure with the remaining vegetables to make five additional stacks. Now insert a wooden skewer through the center of each stack to create a hole from top to bottom. Remove the bottom leaves from each rosemary sprig, leaving an inch of leaves on top and place one sprig into the hole in the center of each napoleon.
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If you're pregnant, you probably have a lot of questions and may be looking for more ways to learn about your new baby and your health. In this week's Martha Jefferson Healthwise report, CBS19's Stephanie Satchell has more on a new club aimed at helping expectant mothers.
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Protests in San Francisco are just as much a part of the city's identity as the sourdough bread and clam chowder tourists clamor for at Pier 39, the Golden Gate Bridge and the infamously icy summers. Activists abound, holding demonstrations for the rights of workers, gay people, the homeless, the environment, immigrants, bikers, animals, and against war and restrictions on civil liberties. Whatever your cause is, there's a protest you can join, at almost any time of day. It's about as easy as getting a cup of coffee, and the charged, vocal nature of the city is one of the characteristics of it that I love and miss. I used to work in San Francisco and live across the Bay, and, of course, I used Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) for my commute. Because of the nature of the city, I was in no way surprised to hear about the protests of BART police shooting a transient man that allegedly threatened them with a knife, but was floored at some of the agency's responses to the protestors. When I read that The Daily Beast and the San Francisco Chronicle were reporting that a BART spokesman supposedly said that riders "don't have the right to free speech inside the fare gates," and had thought of the idea to shut down cell phone service and the busiest stations during rush hour, I have to admit, I thought the comment was a gaffe, the actions went too far, and that the protestors were right to be angry. I didn't think the hackings, first by the group Anonymous, and then by an unidentified culprit, were justified, but I thought there was a good chance the agency may have overreacted, especially when the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced it would investigate BART's action. On the other hand, it couldn't have been easy for BART police and other staff. As the subject came up with friends, I found myself defending the agency for the difficult position they were in and seeing more gray area in the situation than I likely would have in the past. This time, the protests were targeting BART, and, during one of the protests when demonstrators were crowding platforms and blocking train doors, they were interfering with riders' safety, and BART's job is to transport people safely and efficiently. Their responsibility is to the riders, and, with so much hostility leveled at them, whether you agree or not with the reasons for it, it must have been challenging to react. It will be interesting to see what happens with today's meeting, held by BART's board of directors and open to the public, to discuss its wireless policy and the FCC investigation. It is the first reported U.S. governmental agency to shut wireless access as a security measure. Will it stick with the policy? Will other transit systems follow suit? What are your thoughts and what do you see coming out of this?
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If they're interfering with BART's ability to provide service and thus my ability to avail myself of said service, then I applaud BART's actions designed to restore order and safety!
I can see both sides to this story. Instead of cutting of power to the cell-phone system, which I understand they did, which could have consequences if a true emergency rose that required calling 911.
What is the solution, would require some programming, but in any part of town, the cell phone system should be set up to block all types of communications, phone, texting, internet access except allow 911 calls to go through. This will prevent using our iToys and eToys to start a riot, but still let emergency calls go through.
Abuse of 911 today is a crime, so protesters dialing 911 are easily traced by there phone number.
I agree with Bob in that they could have blocked all non-emergency calls. That being said, I also agree with Jim about the hampering protesters' efforts to interfere with everyday people's use of the system. The protesters have a right to free speech, but they do not have a right to have access to a platform to distribute that speech and that is what the distributed antenna system for the wireless networks provides. They also don't have a right to interfere with others' use of the system. Most average people don't care about the latest cause du jour that people are protesting. They simply want to get to work, to pick up their kid, to the ballgame they spend a lot of money on for tickets, to visit a relative dying in a hospital, etc. (Personally, when you interfere with my daily life, except for the most egregious objects of protest, you have assured you have lost my sympathy with your disruptive behavior.) If these protesters had setup shop and, no matter how annoying they have been, without disrupting the operation of the transit system, I would be on their side about the shutdown of the wireless. But, given the track record of disruption of most protests, the actions of BART were more than justified to ensure continued service the vast majority of their customers not affiliated with the protesters.
More of a question - Is BART to be considered a "provider" of cellular service or are they simply extending that service? I don't believe BART receives revenue for extending service so isn't this extension of service more of a courtesy for their customers and not a requirement. If the equipment were simply to malfunction instead of being turned off would the same sort of protesting occur (of course not)! With regards to emergency calls (great suggestions posted above by the way) how was that handled prior to cellular service being available? Seems that the protesters are using this issue as a lightning rod for their real 'beef' which is their dis-satisfaction with the BART police.
Clearly, your musings show little recognition of how government agencies are bound by the Constitution of the United States, specifically the first amendment.
Arguably, even privately owned "common carriers" might have the same kinds of requirements.
Sure were I in the position of BART personnel, I'd want to be able to limit the ability of my opponents to organize, and shut down the phone service (or jam it). But government agencies have a higher set of laws that bind them operationally.
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I'm looking for some ideas on how to have a cheap, but pretty wedding. My fiance and I are getting married in August or Sept. of 2012 and I know we are not going to have a lot of money for a big wedding. We want 200 guests at the max. And nothing too fancy.
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- Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
- Release Date: Jan 8, 2008
- Summary: Departing from Action RTS formula of the previous Kingdom Under Fire series, Circle of Doom makes full use of the Xbox 360's power to present adrenaline-pumping action with stylish combat maneuvers and eye-popping effects. Players explore randomly generated vast dungeons and battle monsters swarming the screen in thousands and attacking from all directions along the floors, walls, and ceilings of the dungeons. As the game progresses, the heroes will find increasingly devastating and spectacular ways to defeat massive enemy forces in the forms of new abilities and weapons, or even create their own arsenal by combining the existing ones. Taking maximum advantage of the Xbox 360 online features, single-player and multiplayer modes are merged seamlessly. Players may choose to play alone, or better yet, recruit 4-player parties on the way and continue their quest as a team via Xbox Live. Each player can take their single-player characters to the co-op mode or create a new character with useful skills to compliment each other. They can even trade their own custom-crafted items with other party members. [Blueside]… Expand
- Developer: Blueside
- Genre(s): Action RPG
- # of players: 4 Online
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Mixed: 30 out of 44
Negative: 10 out of 44
Though the combat grows repetitive, the game manages to look lovely while you slap around your foes. If you're a fan of large-scale battle games à la Dynasty Warriors but prefer to play solely as one character, Circle of Doom makes for a great after-holiday snack.
Simple controls, linear gameplay, a basic (yet confusing storyline) equates to an experience that may please the casual hack and slash gamer.
It follows the same action/ beat'em up mechanics that we can find on all of the Dynasty Warriors series. It's basic and can become easily repetitive. Going through levels waiting to find groups of enemies without intelligence stops being appealing after a short while. [Jan 2008]
Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom is an average game that will appeal to die hards only, and that's people who just love to level up characters and collect items for personal benefit.
It may draw in a few non-RPG fans, but for the most part this is for those who can put up with mash, bash, mash, and the, err, bash! Disappointing would be a good word to sum it up. [Issue#29, p.92]
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ScottD.Dec 30, 2007Amazing ammount of item customisation, amazing detail in character equipment. A powergamer's delight
DukeDoom72Mar 15, 2008A fantastic rpg, with a nice weapon creating system and deeply addictive gameplay. It got longivety other titles only dream about. Like Dark alliance mixed with 99 nights. Buy it you must.… Expand
Nov 9, 2013hands down geatest hack and slash of its time its old now butstill is fun the gameplay mechanics are awesome the graphics a little lacking but it was made in 2006 what can you askfor bought for 5 dollars at gamestop but its atleast a ten dollar game for its age… Expand
AndrewV.Jan 19, 2008Lack of directions lead for some interesting play. Took me days to figure out how to level up when I did I had of 10,000 points loved it. Same problem with buying stuff took days to figure it out. But that was real fun. I kept dying and wondering where the wepons were, again found out by mistake and am now wipping booty. Good game.… Expand
JamieC.Dec 16, 2007Some great idea's but the game falls short due to poor, slow and repetitive combat that feels like a constant battle with the conroller.
RaunchyR.Jul 12, 2008This game is horrible. I can't believe Xbox 360 has the nerve to put something out like this. The graphics and the game as a whole remind me of some game that should have been available only on PS2...years ago. The story is something that I couldn't even follow because I dont think there was much of a story. Any kind of words displayed on the screen were absolutely unreadable. I couldn't figure out what was used for which button thats how unreadable the words were. The graphics are such that the only way you can tell where you enemies are is if they are moving i.e. the Final Fantasy mmorpg for the same console. I just bought this game and will be returning it in the same day. I bought this game to get away from FPS's that are all too present in Xbox 360 and now I'm screaming for my Rainbow Six. I gave it a 2 only because it is playable, technically. Point is...DON'T BUY THIS GAME!!!!!!!… Expand
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Help with menu
I have to host a dinner for my husband's family. There will be 14 people, 6 children and 8 adults. About 1/2 are vegetarians [2 adults, 4 children]. I would like to prepare as much as possible the day before. Two people do not eat cilantro, one does not eat mushrooms, one does not eat spicy food and of course, I need something that will appeal to children. HELP!
Just off the top of my noggin, hope this can help:
meat lasagna / veggie lasagna
Mexican taco/burrito bar with ALL of the fixins (beans and grilled tofu for the vegetarians - I'm sure there's a tempeh or seitan that would work well also if you wanna go that far)
My thought:
Roast chicken
Potato, zucchini, tomato gratin
Green bean, snow pea, shell pea sautee
Large salad a la antipasto (omit the cheese & meats)
Strawberry & rhubard crumble with ice cream
i'm with gordeaux, lasagna x 2 so you have one to accommodate each group. serve with a nice green salad & some crusty bread, an easy dessert (brownies, or fresh fruit, or a crumble or cobbler, an assortment of ice cream/sorbet) and you're set! no muss, no fuss.
I also like the lasagne ideas, seems to be the best way to go.
You can also do something like a baked ham, and for those not eating meat, a large tray of macaroni & cheese, biscuits, some salad and a green bean saute, or even roasted asparagus, or broccoli. Most can be done ahead, ham just needs heating up, and biscuits could be done with a mix. I would just make sure to offer a lot of colorful fresh veggies for all, and a storebought dessert.
Can't tell whether you're in a hot part of the country right now or not. Two suggestions involving meatless ground which I've served to the warm satisfaction of vegetarians and omnivores alike. If it's very warm outside, I'd suggest making moussaka, and serving it cool or room temp. Side would be a bunch of Greek stuff - dolmathes and olives and grilled pita and Greek salad, grilled vegetables and tsatsiki, etc. If it's not so hot outside, then shepherd's pie using said meatless ground is really good - I start with minced aromatics, i.e. garlic and onion, then carrots, zucchini, etc. Mix the "meat" with some Braggs, or perhaps worchestershire sauce to give it oomph. Lovely mashed potatoes, Yukon golds are good, to top - score it crosswise with a fork and bake. Either use a good ketchup or make a nice tomatoey sauce to pass with it.
I like all these ideas. Reading the posts I realize that the big problem is the vegetarians. The children who are vegetarians are VERY, VERY fussy eaters and I do want to avoid having to make another main dish. They do like mac and cheese so could do that but I don't know if adult vegetarians [adults are also fussy - see cilantro, mushrooms, spicy in my original post] would be too happy. I will have to find out if children eat lasagna - I know the meat eating chlldren will eat the one with meat. In fact, meat eaters will eat anything I cook. It is very hot here so that is another problem.
re: Bethcooks
If you don't mind me asking, how old are the children who are Vegetarians? I just find that a little odd, especially if they are quite young, is it by their choice or their parents?
Anyway, I think you should cook what you feel will be eaten, but at the same time, you can't always please those who are perpetually fussy. They will always find fault no matter what lengths you go to please them. Hopefully, they were raised with manners, and will be polite, and fill up on their own food before they come over.
Another idea I just had, how about salads, like a potato and a macaroni salad? They are filling, you can use whatever veggies you have on hand & that they will eat, and you can do it ahead of time, they are usually better the next day anyway. Just a thought, since you mentioned it's hot where you are, why bother to have the oven on then?
re: Phurstluv
My husband's grandchildren who are vegetarians are 8 years old, 9 years old, 11 years old, 12 years old - 3 have been vegetarians since birth so I would say it is the choice of their parents. Two different families - but only two adults are vegetarians. I don't think they will eat potato salad but I think they might eat a pasta salad although they don't eat mayo. That is a good idea. It's a difficult situation which is one of the reasons I need help with this menu. I am hoping some chowhound has a similar problem and can share their wisdom.
re: Phurstluv
we had a situtation like this and we did antipasti platter, meat lasanga, stuffed shell (no meat), salad, and garlic breadreadsticks.
You have some very good suggestions already but here is one more. I did a pasta bar once. Put out spaghetti, rotini and tortelini. Also A tomato sauce and a cream sauce (pesto too if you want). Also put out some meat balls and some seafood. Top it up with some grilled veggies and some salads. Lots and lots of garlic bread. Done
re: julesincoq
That's a good idea and there would be something for everyone. I could do everything ahead but the pasta. How did you do the pasta? I know in restaurants they have a way of doing it but have never seen it done.
re: Bethcooks
They just cook it to very nearly done, drain it, then just before service, dunk it in boiling water for a minute. You can certainly cook it ahead of time. And you will make life a lot easier if you read the thread about cooking pasta without continual boiling - turns out all you need is to bring your salted water to a boil, put the pasta in, give it a stir, bring it back to a boil, then shut off the heat, cover the pot, and come back later. Give it 2-3 minutes longer than on the package directions. You can use far less water and there won't be any boiling over. With 14 people you'd probably be making 3 lbs of pasta. With this method, you can do all of it at once in a single 8qt pot.
re: greygarious
Thank you for the helpful information. I would like to do a variety of pastas - maybe 3 types??? If that seems like too many could just do one. Will look at thread now
good suggestions already... a few more...
-chili made with beans and TVP or seitan, cornbread, some roasted broccoli with garlic and lemon, bread pudding / apple pie / or brownies
-sloppy joe's with meat and with TVP or seitan crumbles or tofu crumbles, buns or english muffins, some grilled corn and veggies, sliced roasted yams or sweet potatoes, strawberry shortcake
--frittatas (less kid friendly), salads, veggies, soup (minestrone or veggie - i'd say gazpacho, but not so kid friendly), panzanella, cookies
-polenta lasagna/casserole - layer cooked polenta with a veggie ragu and cheese, garlic bread, broccoli or spinach al limon, eggplant stackers, cannoli or tiramisu
-perhaps too casual - breakfast for dinner: strata, baked eggs, hash browns, fruit, etc.
good luck!
re: Emme
I thought about the breakfast for dinner idea. I have done many brunches for husband's family so I have lots of tried and true recipes. Not sure if I can do it for dinner. I have done the chili and that worked but don't want to repeat. Maybe the polenta lasagna - do you have a recipe?
re: Bethcooks
No recipe on my part, really. I make polenta and stir in some butter and parm. Layer some in a baking dish, layer in some marinara sauce or ragu, some roasted veggies, lather rinse repeat and end with some cheese of choice and herbs... Bake at 350 til set...


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