ENGLISH DINNER
A word about the "English Dinner" at Showfolks last nite, prepared by Derrick Rosaire Jr.,,,,"FABULOUS"!
I said "a" word.
posted by 24-HOUR-MAN | 9:37 PM
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8 Comments:
I will add another word:
FANTASTIC.....
fatima
plus, Did you know the Rosaire Family donated the whole dinner plus entertainment to the club!
fatima
The room looked beautiful, and the food was great, i think everyone had a fabulous evening ! Jolly Good
Dale
It's hard for me to believe, but even though I've spent time in Sarasota, I've never walked through the doors of Showfolks. From all I hear, I've certainly missed something great.
So, Bill & Trudy, how does one become invited to one of these wonderful dinners at the Showfolks? Is the membership a must? And, do you have to be involved in the business to join? Thanks, Annie
So what was on this menu to make it an "english dinner"??cc
A very good salad with some kind of dark brown dressing, Roast Beef in brown gravy, roasted potatos, pees, & Yorkshire Pudding,(at least I was told it was Yorkshire Pudding), I know it was very good. I also understand the Rosaire Family footed the bill for the whole thing.
That sounds good and was certainly generous of the Rosaires. There was/is a little restaurant in Toronto that served great food and steaks but the only vegetable they had was peas; 12 months a year. II figured they owned a huge pea farm somewhere, but it must be traditional english fare. cc
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