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We recently enjoyed another wonderful family holiday dinner at Victoria & Albert's!
Here is a photo TR of our special evening...
Amuse Bouche
Deviled Quail Egg with Iranian Osetra Caviar
Smoked Trout Custard Baked in the Shell
Lobster Bisque with Vanilla Foam
Lobster Sausage
Smoked Salmon Roulade with White Sturgeon Caviar
V&A started doing a new thing awhile back. They bring out 3 different types of bread and butter throughout the dinner. This was the 1st set. You have to be careful, because all of the bread is delicious & addicting!
Another interesting thing that goes along with your V&A meal is a variety of imported sea salts.
Dungeness Crab Cannelloni with Baby Greens, Radishes and Italian Caviar
Sesame Crusted Big Eye Tuna with Tat Soi Salad and Tamari Honey Foam
Florida Black Grouper with Artichokes, Fennel, Leeks and Jamon Iberico
Caramelized Nantucket Scallops with Zellwood Corn Ragout
Monterey Abalone with Toasted Capers and Meyer Lemon
Here are some close up pictures...
Oh no! Here's another bread selection. MY FAVORITE! Man, I could live on this black truffle brioche with truffle butter. I have to admit, I had a few pieces of this. I couldn't help myself. I couldn't wait to get it again when Steve & I went back for our 20th Anniversary dinner in January!
This dish was outstanding and I was in heaven. The white truffles were shaved table-side and couldn't be fresher. Drool.... drool... drool...
Poached Vermont Quail with Yellow Chanterelles, Fresh Black and White Truffles
Kurobuta Pork Tenderloin and Belly with Sherry Bacon Vinaigrette and 100 Year Old Balsamic
Time to show off the hard working men & women of V&A! It's always amazing to watch them work. We don't take the food for granted at all. The amount of work that goes into just one dish is mind boggling!
Here's the man, the myth, the legend, executive Chef Scott Hunnel.
Back to the food!
Minnesota Elk Tenderloin over Mustard Spaetzel and Apple-Wine Kraut
MMMMMMM..... Kobe beef & Waygu beef...
Words can't explain how good this plate of food is. There is a reduction sauce in the little pitcher. The bowl of mashed potatoes has braised & shredded kobe short rib meat on it. This picture really doesn't do it justice. I wish I could include smell-o-vision, too!
Tasting of Australian "Kobe" Beef Tenderloin and Japanese Waygu Strip Loin
Here is a photo TR of our special evening...


Amuse Bouche
Deviled Quail Egg with Iranian Osetra Caviar
Smoked Trout Custard Baked in the Shell
Lobster Bisque with Vanilla Foam
Lobster Sausage
Smoked Salmon Roulade with White Sturgeon Caviar





V&A started doing a new thing awhile back. They bring out 3 different types of bread and butter throughout the dinner. This was the 1st set. You have to be careful, because all of the bread is delicious & addicting!

Another interesting thing that goes along with your V&A meal is a variety of imported sea salts.

Dungeness Crab Cannelloni with Baby Greens, Radishes and Italian Caviar

Sesame Crusted Big Eye Tuna with Tat Soi Salad and Tamari Honey Foam

Florida Black Grouper with Artichokes, Fennel, Leeks and Jamon Iberico
Caramelized Nantucket Scallops with Zellwood Corn Ragout
Monterey Abalone with Toasted Capers and Meyer Lemon

Here are some close up pictures...



Oh no! Here's another bread selection. MY FAVORITE! Man, I could live on this black truffle brioche with truffle butter. I have to admit, I had a few pieces of this. I couldn't help myself. I couldn't wait to get it again when Steve & I went back for our 20th Anniversary dinner in January!

This dish was outstanding and I was in heaven. The white truffles were shaved table-side and couldn't be fresher. Drool.... drool... drool...
Poached Vermont Quail with Yellow Chanterelles, Fresh Black and White Truffles

Kurobuta Pork Tenderloin and Belly with Sherry Bacon Vinaigrette and 100 Year Old Balsamic

Time to show off the hard working men & women of V&A! It's always amazing to watch them work. We don't take the food for granted at all. The amount of work that goes into just one dish is mind boggling!

Here's the man, the myth, the legend, executive Chef Scott Hunnel.


Back to the food!
Minnesota Elk Tenderloin over Mustard Spaetzel and Apple-Wine Kraut

MMMMMMM..... Kobe beef & Waygu beef...

Tasting of Australian "Kobe" Beef Tenderloin and Japanese Waygu Strip Loin
