Members of the public are being asked to choose what the Queen will eat for her birthday luncheon. Instead of contributing to the poll, I've decided to respectfully submit my own four course menu. I've read that the Queen and Prince Philip enjoy simple fare and I'm a big fan of the four basic food groups, in the parlance of Martha Stewart - it's a good thing. When you're the Queen's age, it's even more important to eat healthy. However, she shouldn't sacrifice taste, so here are my suggestions:
Appetizers
Weiners de cocktail & Poppers de japaleno (always good to have a vegetarian option)
Weiners de cocktail & Poppers de japaleno (always good to have a vegetarian option)
Potage des pois fendu avec du jambon
I love split pea soup. Sure you could do potage de courge de butternut avec la sauge, but why not try something different?
Main Entree
Mini-pieuvres avec Dîner Kraft or Macaroni au fromage et aux légumes
Or more commonly known as macaroni and cheese. It's a classic standby, it's easy, it's tasty and according to the box it has some nutritional value. Serve it with tuna, add a sprig of parsley and voila, it becomes a $20.00 entree at an expensive restaurant.
Dessert
Bagatelle des fêtes au JELL-O
A staple of hospital and nursing homes, JELL-O is an easy standby and it doesn't have any calories. Add garniture fouettée Cool Whip, décongelée, mmmm, mmmm, mmmm, good!
Bon appétit!
© Marilyn Braun 2006
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