My boyfriend n I have our 2yr anniversary this weekend. What is a fab dinner I can cook for us?
Carpetbag Steaks.   

Carpetbag steak is a uniquely Australian dish that was first popularised in Sydney, around 1950.   

  

It consists of an end cut of scotch fillet steak, served standing up like a miniature mountain. Pockets in the meat are made by small cuts, into which oysters are stuffed and sutured with toothpicks. As the dish is broiled, the flavour of the fresh oysters permeates the steak and blends with the juice of the tender meat. A strip of bacon may be wrapped around the serving and surrounded by peeled and browned baby potato halves. In the tradition of Sydney's Byron Bay, the steak is marinaded in a sauce of thyme, pepper, tarragon, lemon, sugar and tamarind and served with a glass of dessert wine. The steak can also be flambed with cognac, when it is called "Carpetbag Maxine style".   

  

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Carpetbag steak
it's a plus for me. i love it when a guy knows how to cook. all guys should be able to cook. that meal in the pic looks very appetizing 😍 hi laura! it is wonderful to hear from you again! my son is eight and often wears nice khaki or navy shorts to dinner in the main dining rooms. nice jeans are also fine too! as for formal night, i wouldn't miss dinner if you would like to dine in the main dining room on this evening. just plan on wearing the nicest outfit you pack (sundress, pants, skirts for the gals and polo or button downs shirts and slacks for the guys....). i appreciate your questions, laura and hope marcy and i are providing you with helpful information for your disney dream sailing! have a magical day! nancy hola, barbara! you're in for a rocking good time. dinner is an all you care to eat meal, served family style. the menu is chock full of american comfort food from the days of yore and it's served up on the patriot's platter. at lunchtime, you have individual entrees available to order. there's a strong patriotic theme to the lunch menu too. hi there, leslie! you are going to just love fantasmic! my family has a rule about walt disney world and that is that we always do something new that we've never done before on each and every trip! we visit on a very regular basis and we've never run out of things to do! i'm excited for you! the fantasmic! dinner package has been an experience where guests have been able to use 2 [two] table service credits from the disney dining plan in exchange for a great meal at one of the participating locations as well as receiving a ticket for special vip seating for the show. i spoke with a cast member today who advised me that this is currently an option for the 2013 disney dining plan, but the 2014 details for that specific package is still in-the-works. there are typically not too many changes, but just keep an eye out on the following link for updates. you can also call disney dining at 407.wdw.dine [939.3463] and speak directly with a cast member. please keep in mind that disney dining plan locations are subject to change without notice or liability. i sure hope this helps and please don't hesitate to write back in if we can help with any other questions you have! wishing you a pixie dusted vacation! ~jackie hi gina! dinner at the grand floridian's victoria and albert's is truly a memorable experience. you will experience the ultimate in fine dining at this award-winning restaurant. the setting is gorgeous, and the food is fantastic. guests must be aged 10 and above. reservations are required and can be made online or by calling (407) 939-3862 up to 180 days prior to your arrival. hope this helps gina! write us back with any other questions as you plan your magical vacation! information about the candlelight processional has not been released yet for this year. you'll want to keep your eyes on the disney parks blog for updates. as for a lovely restaurant in which to enjoy dinner on tuesday night, i'd suggest coral reef for its unique aquarium view. i think the children in your party would love it! if seafood isn't so much your thing, you might consider biergarten in germany. it's a family friendly buffet restaurant where everyone is free to kick up their heels and join in on the dancing. thanks for the tip i'd say tuesday friday and saturday barbeque nation sounds like a great option with steaming hot food, perfect for the weather 1) add a comment to your reservation that it a birthday is involved. 
2) email/call the gm or concierge and let them know