It is a great art to be able to order the
right wine-meal pair for the occasion and doing it in the right way ensures a
memorable and unforgettable dining occasion. Generally, the leather bound wine
list looks daunting and confusing with the number of varieties of varying price
tags and origins (countries). However, you need not panic as every good
restaurant serving wine, trains their staff especially for serving wine at the
table (the Sommelier); often considered the server to guide you out of this
puzzle.
restaurant menu covers offer almost endless
opportunities for creativity. Turned edge covers are constructed with all edged
French turned with no stitching and is generally padded. These covers can be
made with or without padding and are also available in an ultra thin style for
a thinner, lighter cover. The frame style that works well for single page menus
or wine lists with the menu page inserted into the cover and looks as though it
is in a frame. Turned edge covers are available in single panel for a one page
menu or multiple pages to accommodate up to 8 pages of menu.
With the restaurant menu covers there are
many design options that can be implemented such as windows on the cover to
frame a picture, photo or metal insert. Metal inserts are generally embossed
copper or aluminum available in different finishes. Pictures or renderings can
be laminated to the cover as well as foil stamping of designs, logos and
establishment name can be added in single or multiple colors.
The bold menu, it displays a number of
classic French dishes. Begin with warm a goat cheese salad comprising three
aromatic chunks melted on grilled French bread set atop plentiful lettuce
doused in vinegar and oil. Foie gras ravioli with port wine is a tender and
melt-in-the-mouth sensation, and the perfect appetizer to stimulate the palate.
Main courses at le Bouchon are surprisingly generous. A real treat, frog legs
is fried in garlic and served with potatoes and sauteed vegetables, while lamb
shank is a large cut of flavorful meat cooked to juicy perfection, topped with
white bean sauce and surrounded by roasted potatoes and vegetables. There is a
tempting range of traditional desserts that includes creme brulee covered with a
very crispy layer of caramel over a rather fluffy vanilla-flavored custard.
Mousse au chocolate is sinfully rich and served in a bowl made of edible
waffle.
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