Thursday, December 2, 2010

Operation: Turkey Turnover Completed

  Thanksgiving was a rousing success. I had a few setbacks but I did manage to serve everything to it's best quality. I also made a new menu just for the occasion (I will post it on the bottom).

  As for school, things have been a little rough. About two weeks-ago, I was making Devils Food cake for my baking class but I panicked and I over flowed the pans. When it went into the oven, the cake over-flowed and erupted in the oven. My instructor was so mad that I was put on dish duty for the rest of the class but, I'm not discouraged because I know that I would keep going to make it to the top and nothing would stop me from becoming a chef.

  For now I'm just getting ready for the holidays and I will post more. For now, I bid you a-do.



The Hedlund’s First Thanksgiving with a Twist
Tonight’s Chef: Chef Kyle

Appetizer
Steak House-Style Shrimp Cocktail: Cooked Shrimp accompanied with our “house-made” Cocktail sauce
Main Entrée
BBQ-Style Turkey: Turkey roasted in a BBQ style “pit” with hot coals to give it that smoky aroma.
Slow Cooked Ham: Ham slow-cooked in a honey glaze. Comes with spicy brown mustard
Sides
Green Bean Gentlemen soup: A remix of the classical green bean casserole. It is cooked green beans and cream of mushroom blended together with brie for that creamy texture.
Mini-Pumpkin “Stuff lings”: Baked Miniature pumpkins filled with a cream based stuffing
Bakery-Style Honey Cornbread: Cornbread baked with honey for that extra sweetness.
Desert
Chocolate marbled pumpkin cheese cake: Our featured desert. A decadent chocolate cheesecake with pumpkin and a chocolate wafer crust.
“Hearty” Mint Chocolate: A Dark Chocolate tart with the soothing flavor of peppermint.     
   

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