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Mussel and crab stew with exotic Indian spice, citrus

Beef roasted in its own fat, assorted alliums and basils from the garden

A selection of artisan cheeses, toasted walnut bread

Chocolate bon bon and strawberries

chicory ice cream and bitter caramel

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Mussel and crab stew with exotic Indian spice, citrus

Beef roasted in its own fat, assorted alliums and basils from the garden

A selection of artisan cheeses, toasted walnut bread

Chocolate bon bon and strawberries

chicory ice cream and bitter caramel

Chez Panisse or Manresa Restaurant if I had to choose I'd say Chez Panisse.

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Chez Panisse or Manresa Restaurant if I had to choose I'd say Chez Panisse.

Choose again!

You couldn't find two more different restaurants than CP and Manresa - was it the four course structure that made you think of CP?

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Chez Panisse or Manresa Restaurant if I had to choose I'd say Chez Panisse.

Choose again!

You couldn't find two more different restaurants than CP and Manresa - was it the four course structure that made you think of CP?

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the four course structure, plus the menu text was so sparing and delicious.

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This is a British restaurant that re-opened just before Christmas:

calf’s sweetbreads with wine-braised sauerkraut

saddle of venison with fresh goat’s cheese gnocchi

Muscat crème caramel

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I meant reading the FT, not eating, doh. Okay.....

Cardoon Gratinato with Artichokes and Radicchio di Treviso

Rigatoni with Five lilies and ricotta salata

Fennel Dusted Sweetbreads with Sweet and Sour Onions, Duck Bacon and Membrillo Vinegar

Saffron Pannacotta, Qunice, Pink Peppercorns, Quince Sorbetto

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babbo - time well spent in the nyc forum planning my upcoming visit!

"Experience is something you gain just after you needed it" ....A Wise man

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babbo - time well spent in the nyc forum planning my upcoming visit!

yes - thought it might be obvious to those who had been or had seen a menu. It was in deference to the Bill Burford Heat book I am reading at the moment.

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Braised pork belly, potato, cashew nuts and sea urchin

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Poulet de Bresse en cocotte, truffle injected egg and tagliatelle

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Air, Land and Sea - Potato, walnuts and beluga caviar

simply because i am fascinated by the dessert - has anyone tried this?

"Experience is something you gain just after you needed it" ....A Wise man

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Yes jackal10, thats correct - have you tried the dessert? Sounds seriously odd...

"Experience is something you gain just after you needed it" ....A Wise man

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More a savoury than sweet I guess

Ok.... Just how wide can we go? Historic menus? Menus in books or novels?

Here is a UK current one

Risotto of spring vegetables

Slow roasted leg of suckling pig, apple purée and its own juices

Grand Marnier soufflé with an orange salad

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Risotto of spring vegetables

Slow roasted leg of suckling pig, apple purée and its own juices

Grand Marnier soufflé with an orange salad

Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons.

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OK - this might be a bit more of a challenge. Chosen around a theme of "X with Y and Z sauce":

Tortellini of Wild Mushrooms with Chicken and Truffle Sauce

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Roasted Rib of Veal with Braised Carrots and Onions with Rosemary Sauce

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Fig Tart with Port and Cinnamon Ice Cream, Cinnamon and Anise Sauce

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