CPer'sMom
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Feb 5, 2005
Come on people. Where in the world is the FOOD? Enough talky, talky, show the pictures. Turkey Leg GUD!!!!!
Mmmmm, nitrates and mystery parts.
I love it!The français frit a.k.a. french fries were served golden brown with an incredible dipping sauce of minced and pureed tomatoes and spice, better known as ketchup!
Lunch portion of filet Mignon at LeCellier...
Do you remember when you took this picture? We did lunch there in Sept 07 and they weren't serving the mashed potatoes for lunch anymore. I seriously shed a tear b/c those are my all time favorite mashed potatoes.
Here I am 180 days out from a Sept 08 trip and cannot get dinner ressies for LC - and I only want dinner to get the potatoes.
So So sad. This was last June I believe! I am so upset they took that off. I was hoping to have it this June!
Rosie's All-American Cafe!
if a picture is worth a million words....this should encourage ALL to try out little known adevntures in dining as Mister Disney does! ENJOY!!!!!
and the description?
Bob & Kevin explored the culinary delights offered that day and decided that we would both enjoy the l'enfant que s'a calibré les pépites de poulet et français frit. Otherwise known as a Child Sized Chicken Nuggets and French Fries! They were fabulous!
Our poulet was prepared traditional style on a specially designed disposable serving platter. The meat was mechanically pulled and ground into a paste that was mixed with just the right amount of spices before being formed and dipped in a lucious breading and then deep fried. They were served with a wonderfully spicey Chatsworth's BBQ sauce in a cyrogenitically sealed container. The français frit a.k.a. french fries were served golden brown with an incredible dipping sauce of minced and pureed tomatoes and spice, better known as ketchup!
To round out our culinary delight we ended our meal with a perfect sized portion of red seedless grapes. They were incredibly cool and burst their juices in our mouths upon breaking their outer seal of skin!
OK, since you all can't stop talking about the legs or "mystery" ingredients.
Here is a little Picture and the description I wrote for it back in July 2005.
Rosie Tout Magasin de Café
Américain Numéro 3005
Sunset Blvd.
Lake Buena Vista, Florida
otherwise known in these here parts as....
Rosie's All-American Cafe!
if a picture is worth a million words....this should encourage ALL to try out little known adevntures in dining as Mister Disney does! ENJOY!!!!!
and the description?
Bob & Kevin explored the culinary delights offered that day and decided that we would both enjoy the l'enfant que s'a calibré les pépites de poulet et français frit. Otherwise known as a Child Sized Chicken Nuggets and French Fries! They were fabulous!
Our poulet was prepared traditional style on a specially designed disposable serving platter. The meat was mechanically pulled and ground into a paste that was mixed with just the right amount of spices before being formed and dipped in a lucious breading and then deep fried. They were served with a wonderfully spicey Chatsworth's BBQ sauce in a cyrogenitically sealed container. The français frit a.k.a. french fries were served golden brown with an incredible dipping sauce of minced and pureed tomatoes and spice, better known as ketchup!
To round out our culinary delight we ended our meal with a perfect sized portion of red seedless grapes. They were incredibly cool and burst their juices in our mouths upon breaking their outer seal of skin!
I think they were only serving those mashed potatoes seasonally. From all recent accounts they're serving cream cheese mash now.So So sad. This was last June I believe! I am so upset they took that off. I was hoping to have it this June!
I probably would like the turkey legs, but a long time ago I saw
people feeding those big birds some turkey (I see this EVERY trip!), and for some reason the thought of birds eating birds made me totally gross out and I haven't even been able to look at the turkey legs.
HOWEVER, no offense is intended. I'm sure they taste great.
i think it's all the fat and veins and cartilage or whatever that comes with it. just....yuck! i realize that ALL meat is at least connected to a bone at some point, but i would just rather not have to see it.
Mr Disney... you crack me up! I just about wet my pants!
When are you going back to Disney anyways... I'm missing your reviews.
I think that was my problem with it most of all. The legs have that stringy cartilege and it's not good. Having said that, I had the worst sinews/cartilege in a piece of ribs they served at WCC. It was burned and the sinsews looked like IV tubes. I pointed it out and was offered another piece but I just couldn't face it anymore, LOL.
I know some people are not fond of the turkey legs but we love them and usually get some every day! Here are some photos of how we eat them, mostly with a knife and fork.
I never thought of eating them with a pretzel, probably delicous. Yummy!