My Turn: Itemize Your Last Supper

OK, Dishers. Here it is, my final meal request. You’ve got all weekend to digest it. Jump for my love.

My Last Supper [Note to self: update will on LegalZoom]

First course:

*A glass of Dom Perignon with a couple of Texas blueberries in the bottom

*Slices of Lemeley’s tomatoes, Paula’s mozzarella, and fresh basil topped with a tablespoon of Brianna’s Blush Wine Vinaigrette

*Pineapple sorbet palate cleanser

 

Second Course:

*A double, top shelf margarita from Fronterra Grill in Chicago

*Bean & Cheese Nachos from MiCocina

*Orange sherbet palate cleanser

 

Third Course:

*A glass of Bonny Doon Pacific Rim Riesling

*Fried rice from Shinsei, with a side of tempura avocado slices

*Another glass of Bonny Doon Pacific Rim Riesling

 

Fourth Course:

*A bottle of Sassicaia, Tenuta San Guido, 1968

*Pounded chicken with wild porcini mushroom sauce from the Ristorante Costanza in Rome.

*Guido

 

Fifth Course:

*A glass of Louis Roederer, 2000, Cristal Rosé

*A plate of cold Alaskan King Crab legs pulled fresh from Alaskan waters by Hans, the Norwegian fisherman

*Hans

 

Sixth Course:

*A bowl of freshly sliced Texas peaches

*The rest of the Louis Roederer, 2000, Cristal Rosé

 

Seventh Course:

*A mezza platter from the Farmer’s Daughter in Metulla, Israel

*world peace

 

Eighth Course:

*A Pilsner Urquell

*Chicken vindaloo from Rajdoot in Wimbledon, England

 

Ninth Course:

*A bottle of Chateau Lagrange Pomerol 1966

*RPW’s tenderloin cooked over Texas mesquite

*Another bottle of Chateau Lagrange Pomerol 1966

 

Dessert:

Mixed berry buckle by Sharon Hage, tiramisu made by Harvey Gough’s wife, Granny Nick’s chocolate cake, and a bottle of Ambien.

 

 

6 Comments to “My Turn: Itemize Your Last Supper”
  • snootyfoodie

    I love the world peace thrown in…hahaha.

  • Nate

    To expand the freshly sliced Texas peaches, I would also have grilled Texas peaches with a bit of brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg. Then add a scoop of Blue Bell Homemade Vanilla ice cream and a tart raspberry coulis. Okay, throw on a sprig of mint for appearances.

  • JB

    I think I would have an “all you can eat buffet” and eat very slowly.

  • Amy S

    Third-and-a-half course, Melted brie and cornichons on french bread from Rise. (Or as my daughter calls it, a pickle and cheese sandwich).

  • Amy S

    3 1/2 beverage: Barranc Dels Closos, Priorat (available at Dani).

  • Margie

    I love that Bonny Doon Riesling, don’t you!? It’s just fabulous with sushi!

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