I love St. Augustine's newest French bistro. I won't be able to go there for their Thanksgiving day feast, but if you don't want to cook here's the skinny on it:
Join Chef Jean-Stephane Poinard at the Bistro de Leon for Thanksgiving Dinner on Thursday, November 27. Choose from 2 seatings: 1:00pm and 4:00pm. Valerie and Chef Poinard will be serving the following menu as they COOK FOR YOU SO YOU CAN ENJOY THE DAY WITH FAMILY & FRIENDS.
THANKSGIVING DINNER $30/pp (children ½ price $15)
1:00 AND 4:00 SEATINGS
Thanksgiving Turkey OR Pineapple Pork Tenderloin
French stuffing with sausage and mushrooms
Mashed Potatoes
Carrot Cumin Flan
Tomato Provencale
Sweet Potatoes Gratin
Cranberry Relish
Optional Specialty Desserts ($5.95)
Apple Tarte Tatin with Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream
Poached Pear
Pecan Tart
Reservations Suggested!
Special Take Out:
Order Thanksgiving Dinner to Take Out by November 20 and receive a 10% discount on your order for Take-Out Only~
Bistro de Leon
12 Cathedral Place
St. Augustine
www.bistrodeleon.com
(904) 810-2100
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thanksgiving. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Deep Fried Turkey Goodness!
There's nothing like a deep fried turkey. It is so darn good, I just can't express how moist and crisp it is at the same time!
But it's a bit messy and can be a little dangerous. Copeland's Famous New Orleans Restaurant and Bar is selling Cajun Fried Turkeys all throughout November and December. A 12-14 pound turkey costs about $50, not unreasonable when you consider that all the equipment needed, plus the raw turkey and the oil will run you at least $100.
I've not ordered one of these before from Copelands but am seriously thinking about ordering one if I have to hold Thanksgiving here.
To get more information about Copeland's Cajun Fried Turkeys, please contact Copeland's at 998-4414, or visit copelandsjacksonville.com
But it's a bit messy and can be a little dangerous. Copeland's Famous New Orleans Restaurant and Bar is selling Cajun Fried Turkeys all throughout November and December. A 12-14 pound turkey costs about $50, not unreasonable when you consider that all the equipment needed, plus the raw turkey and the oil will run you at least $100.
I've not ordered one of these before from Copelands but am seriously thinking about ordering one if I have to hold Thanksgiving here.
To get more information about Copeland's Cajun Fried Turkeys, please contact Copeland's at 998-4414, or visit copelandsjacksonville.com
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