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[LuluLovesDisney]

WOW! Awesome pics! I have never seen those Mickey ravioli before. They are adorable!

 

[jenr812]

I just love coming back to this thread I wish I could make my trip longer just so we could go to more restaurants LOL

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Between reading this thread and watching Food Channels DIsney Unwrapped over and over again I can't wait. 11 more days till I eat my way through Disney.

 

[maureen4200040]

I usually start a walking plan 2 mths before going to disney - decided to started this week instead, after looking at all the food pictures last week, I know I'll be filling my face once we get to disney - I log on everyday to see if anymore disney meals have been added. I love fried chicken and desserts so looking at all these pictures is a pleasure for me.

I'm not keen on steak and Roasted prime rib of beef, but its so nice to see a good variety of foods - My friends think we live on Mcdonalds in Orlando, so its nice to show them american's can cook food other than big mac's and fries.

Thank you to everyone who has added their pictures so far, I'll try to add mine when we get back in September

 

[dynamite100]

Thai Noodle Bowl with coconut-crusted tofu, edamame, snap peas, bok choy and shiitake mushrooms in a red curry broth:

I presume you mean "pak choy", or do you guys across the pond have a different name for it?
But WOW, what fantastic photos you posted. How did you ever have time to eat it all, what with taking so much time to get it all on film?!!!

Carl.

 

[momsgoofy]

oogieboogie...a question for ya about Shula's...it's a comparison thing. We've tried the Yachtsman and Le Cellier for steak, but everyone keeps telling me that Shula's can't be beat. From the look of those photos, that's a steak my daddy would love! It looks like the ones he raised me on and in turn DS has been raised on so I'm trying to figure out if it's really worth the trip to the Dolphin and wearing the "business casual dress" as listed for there. Afterall, it's vacation...we did the dress up thing on the cruise last Thanksgiving, but not sure if we want to bring it with us for just one meal. So, tell me what ya can about Shula's...seasonings on the steaks? Quality? Quantity? Whatever you can share would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

 

[oogieboogie]

dynamite100: pak choy = bok choy or chinese cabbage as some call it here too.

my family calls me the food nazi! No one is allowed to eat their food until I've taking a pic of it first.


momsgoofy: my BIL works for Mortons and he even agrees that Shula's is competition for him. I have to say though, I was hesitant at going because of the whole business casual dress code, but DH called them up and they said, no problem... they understand that since it was Florida and they were in a resort that some people might not carry business casual clothing. DH wore a polo shirt, shorts and sandals, and I just wore a sleeveless blouse, khaki skort, and leather flip flops (girly ones, not sporty kind). I say some people with t-shirts and shorts on and some people had their kids with them too.

As far as the food goes, the steak is very delicious and tender. They definitely didn't put any weird seasonings on it, probably just salt and pepper. We both asked for medium rare and when the steaks were brought out, the server asked us to cut into it to make sure it was the right color we wanted. The steaks were tender and didn't need any additional salt/pepper or any kind of steak sauce. It was easy to cut into and wasn't loaded with fat. I've had Le Cellier's steaks and this was a grade above it. I haven't tried Yachtsman yet, but I think Shula's was a better value for the price. I wouldn't mind going back to Shula's again.

 

[oogieboogie]

Concourse Steakhouse - Contemporary Resort (lunch):

Dinner rolls:

Onion rings:

Grilled cheese on rainbow bread with fries:

Cheese Steak Sandwich - shaved prime rib grilled with peppers, onions, and swiss cheesein a house-baked roll served with fries (without the cheese):

Sesame Seared Yellow Fin Tuna - with citrus soy slaw and wasabi aioli (I asked for rare, you can choose the temperature of the meat):

Other Concourse offerings on display:

Caesar Salad:

Penne alla Gricia - penne pasta tossed with pancetta, onion, tomatoes, garlic, topped with basil and parmesan cheese:

Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee:

 

[LITTLEKID58]

Thank you so much for the great pictures..................LOL............


Liz

 

[oogieboogie]

Goofy's Candy Co - Downtown Disney:

CM constructing a "Make Your Own Treat":

Marshmallow sticks getting ready for a chocolate bath:

Tray of chocolate chips and sprinkles with the end result:

 

[oogieboogie]

Beaches & Cream - Beach Club Resort:

Rootbeer Float:

Mickey Sundae:

Another version of Mickey Sundae:

Roast Beef Sub - grilled roast beef with peppers, onions, provolone cheese au jus - with Fresh Fruit side:

Roast Beef Sub without cheese, Onion Rings on the side:

Turkey Sandwich - thinly sliced, deli-roasted turkey topped with lettuce, tomato and pickle served on a multi-grain bun :

 

[oogieboogie]

Main St Confectionery - Magic Kingdom:

Fudge offerings:

Sugar cookies:

Apples, apples and more apples:

Yummy goodies:

 

[oogieboogie]

Kringla Bakeri og Cafe - Norway - Epcot:

Kringla - sweet pretzel with raisins or sweet pretzel with raisins and almonds:

Cinnamon rolls & Cheese danish:

Croissant, Bear claws, and Danishes:

Cloudberry Horn:

School bread:

Salmon & scrambled egg sandwich (left) and Smoked Ham and Jarlsberg Cheese (right):

Smoked Turkey Breast sandwich:

Viking Helmet Cookie and Lefse - traditional potato bread with butter and cinnamon sugar:

 

[oogieboogie]

Tiramisu from Italy - Epcot:

Half-eaten Funnel Cake - American Adventure - Epcot:

Turkey leg (no, it's not an emu leg):

 

[oogieboogie]

Boulangerie Patisserie - France -Epcot:

 

[jenr812]

OMGosh my mouth is watering so much right now :

 

[oogieboogie]

Marketplace - Beach Club Resort:

Gelato offerings:

Sweets & Desserts:

Sandwich offerings for the picnic for 2:

Goodies on the rack:

 

[oogieboogie]

Tusker House - Animal Kingdom:

Grilled Salmon served with rice and fresh seasonal vegetables:

1/2 Rotisserie Chicken served with garlic mashed potatoes and fresh seasonal vegetables:

Chicken Drumstick and mashed potatoes with applesauce:

Definitely use the AK meal deal certificate here. Great value!

 

[oogieboogie]

Hoop De Doo Revue - Fort Wilderness:

Salad & Bread:

Sangria:

Fried Chicken:

Ribs:

Corn:

Baked Beans:

Forgot to take a pic of the strawberry shortcake as DH and DS devoured them before I could stop them to take a pic!

 

[oogieboogie]

50's Prime Time Cafe - MGM Studios (lunch):

Onion Rings - thinly sliced deep-fried onions with a spicy breading, served with horseradish cream:

Traditional Meatloaf - a blend of beef and pork topped with tomato glaze, served with mashed potatoes and green beans:

Chicken Pot Pie - flaky pastry stuffed with creamy mixture of Vermont cheddar cheese, chicken, mushrooms, broccoli, carrots, celery, onions and peas: