The theme this time around was the 70's. Lots of peace signs, orange, vibrant colors and tasty treats from way back when!
Lovely little posies on the table
I must say I was a big fan of the fondue and Cantonese style spare ribs! Mmm mmm!
The vodka slush quaffing drink was quite refreshing, too. As usual everyone enjoyed the meal and the conversation. This time around we had Michael join JoEll in the kitchen. I enjoyed how he added the extra touches by garnishing each dish with a bit green here and a bit of yellow there. Lots of color and a feast for the eyes!
Here's the Cantonese-sytle marinated spare ribs. Taaayyyysteee!
Here's a few shots of the prep that goes into making this wonderful dinner party work:
Chefs working side by side
Anyone out there remember Rumaki? Who knew that was big in the 70's? Uhhh - the chefs, of course!
Bacon covered anything is amazing. Although on an un-related side note a friend recently tried bacon dipped in chocolate at a restaurant on Father's Day? Gross! Especially if the bacon isn't crisp. Ewww! Don't go there, man! Haha!
Garnishing and the spread. The Asian chili sace with the Rumaki was incredible!
Danielle stirring up the fondue
And last but not least ... French silk pie with a little Crème fraiche. Love the chocolate topper, don't you?
As always I had a great time being a part of the Culinary Caverns crew and capturing the prep and festivities of the night.
I made a few new friends and felt very appreciated for my help, which is such a nice feeling!
Cheers to another great event!!
Oh WOW! Your photos tell the tale of a GREAT event, everything looks delish and festive.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you had a good time.
X's & O's,
J.
BEAUTIFUL Angela...what an awesome event. The food looks 'to die for'!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you had such a wonderful time!!!!
sending many hugs your way...