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I'm leaning towards stuffed artichokes and Italian cheeses and meats for appetizers. An Arugula salad with a honey mustard balsamic vinagrette dressing. Duchess potatoes, brocolli rabe in oil and garlic, and sauteed mushrooms for my sides. Italian pastries from Brooklyn for dessert.
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I once served with quick sauted sugar snap peas. It is also a side at my favorite steakhouse. Although it is done last minute, it is quick and really added a crunch and a nice color to the plate.
Also that year, I added horseradish to my scalloped potatoes instead as a sauce.
Merry Christmas!
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re: Nunzio
This Julia Child adaptation is the one I use but I prefer Gruyere to regular Swiss Cheese....
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Prime rib is a rich piece of meat so serving rich cheesy / creamy sides tends to lead to a cloyed palette. Therefore I tend to make lighter sides and incorporate acid into at least one of them to keep the mouth alive.
Vinegar potatoes or roasted rosemary potatoes
Sautéed lemon garlic broccoli or Asparagus
Au Jus
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I'm serving mine with a jus and sour cream with horseradish sauce, roasted chipollinis and sauteed button mushrooms, rainbow carrots, asparagus with hollandaise, and either a Gruyere duchess potato or Parmesan potato pave.
That's my main. I'll have Cape Bay scallops wrapped in bacon and clam casino for hors d'oeuvres, a salad of bibb lettuce, bosc pear, candied walnuts, danish blue cheese with a red wine vinaigrette, and an appetizer of a lobster cannelloni. Lots of food so I plan on stretching out the day at a slow pace.
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re: CapeCodGuy
I just want to thank you for saying "with a jus" instead of "with an au jus".
Also, your menu sounds very good. I wish that I could be a guest for such a feast.
Oh right, sides. I'm really into hashed Brussels sprouts these days, some kind of creamy potato, mushrooms, possibly spiced carrots.
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