Jade13 Posted February 27, 2008 #1 Share Posted February 27, 2008 February 18, 2008 Day 1 Appetizers A Selection of Fruit with Fresh Mint Shrimp Cocktail Galantine of Duckling with Lingo berry Cream Feuillete of Mushrooms in a creamy Herb Sauce Soups Cream of Tomato and Fresh Basil, served with Black Olive Ciabatta Toast Oriental Vegetable Consommé Chilled Tangerine and Apple Salads Caesar Romaine Lettuce topped with Fine Julienne and Red Bell Pepper, Daikon, Young Sprouts and Pumpkin Seeds Our Homemade Dressings Tonight Are: Caesar Roquefort Red Wine Vinaigrette Carrot Ginger Entrees Spaghetti Alla Carbonara Pasta cooked al dente, tossed with Fresh Cream, Eggs and Parmesan Cheese, And Crisp Italian Pancetta Broiled Boneless Fillet of Cape Hake On a delicate Mandarin Sauce served with Saffron Potatoes Supreme of Chicken Saltimbocca Chicken Breast stuffed with Prosciutto and Sage, Served on a bed of sautéed Spinach with Red Bliss Potato Mash Veal Piccata Milanese Presented with a light Lemon Sauce, Saffron Risotto And braised Endives Roasted Sliced Sirloin of Grain-Fed Beef Served to your preference with a Burgundy-Thyme Sauce Desserts Crème Brulee Raspberry Cheesecake Chocolate Croquant Royale Pistachio St Honore Low-Fat Buttermilk Ice Cream with Lychees No Sugar added Orange Flan Custard Vanilla, Chocolate, Rum Raisin, Cherry Brandy or No Sugar Added Ice Cream Guava Sherbet A Selection of Domestic and Imported Cheeses served with Crackers and Biscuits Day 2 [formal] Appetizers Carpaccio of Roasted Pineapple Crab Cocktail Nautilus Warm Montrachet Cheese and Potato Gratin Gratinated Oysters Rockefeller Soups Cream of Chicken Dame Blanche Classic French Onion Soup Chilled Melon and Mint Salads Belgion Endive, Arugala, Pear, Candied Pecans, Shaved Parmesan Sliced Tomato, Red Onion, Basil and Hearts of Lettuce Our Homemade Dressing Tonight French Celebrity Thousand Island Yogurt Pepper Entrees Farfalle with Olive and Sun-dried Tomatoes Bowtie Pasta tossed in a Pesto of olives, Sun-dried Tomatoes, Fresh Tomatoes and Sherry Grilled Halibut Presented on Scalloped Potatoes and Artichoke-Cherry Tomato Medley, Topped with a creamy Fish veloute, enhanced with Anchovy Tapenade Gulf Shrimp Marseillaise Sautéed with a blend of Shallots, Mushrooms, Cognac, Pernod, Dill and Cream Roasted Midwestern Pork Loin Stuffed with Apples and Prunes, Served with a Calvados flavored natural juice and Pommes Chateau Tournedos Rossini A center cut Tenderloin of Beef broiled to perfection, Topped with truffled Liver Pate, served with Sauce Pergourdine Desserts Apple Tart Tatin with Caramel Sauce Exotic Panna Cotta Cherries Jubilee Paris Brest Low fat Mint Sherbet with Lemon No sugar Added Lemon Tulip with Fresh Fruits Vanilla, Chocolate, Caramel Pecan, After Eight or No Sugar Added Ice Cream, Coconut and Rum Sherbet A selection of Domestic and Imported Cheeses served with Crackers and Biscuits Day 3 Appetizers Iced Cup of Assorted Fruits with Amaretto Sliced Tomato with Buffalo Mozzarella and fresh Basil Escargots a la Bourguignon Spinach turnover with Emmental Cheese Sauce Soups Louisiana Gumbo Mushroom Bisque Chilled Gazpacho Andalouse Salads Red and Green Leaf Lettuce With Carrots, Red Cabbage, Mushrooms, and Fresh Herbs Ripe Tomatoes with Italian Parsley, Black Olives and Scallions Our Homemade Dressing Tonight Vinaigrette Calypso Creamy Garlic Pineapple Island Entrees Risotto with Seafood Arborio Rice cooked in a light Saffron broth with Scallops, Shrimps and Monkfish Flounder Stuffed with Crabmeat and Crayfish Served on a Sauce Nantua Golden Roasted Tender Chicken Coated with Chicken Glace, Mustard and shallos, served with Spring Onions and Sautéed Mushroom Caps Washington State Lamb Shank Braised Foreshank of Lamb garnished and Pearl Onions, Carrots and Couscous New York Strip Steak Maitre d’Hotel Grilled to your preference, served with Maitre D’ Hotel Butter Desserts Tiramisu Chocolate Framboisine Fruit Vacherin Almond and Orange Blanc Mange Low-Fat Meli-Melo Sherbert No sugar added Plum Clafoutis Vanilla, Chocolate, Honey-Apple, Dark Cherry or No Sugar added ice cream Kiwi Sherbet A Selection of Domestic and Imported Cheeses served with Crackers and Biscuits Day 4 Appetizers Caribbean Tropical Fruit in a Coconut-Flavored Rum Sauce Shrimp Cocktail Pheasant Terrine with dried Cherries, Port Wine Aspic and Sauce Cumberland Veal Sweetbread with Crisp Potato Pancake Soups Cream of Asparagus Petite Marmete “Henry IV” Chilled Berry and Cumin Yogurt Salads Caesar Tossed Romaine Lettuce, Parmesan Cheese and Croutons Panache of Crunchy Mixed Greens Our Homemade Dressings Tonight Are: Tarragon Red Wine Vinaigrette Caesar Spicy Tomato Entrees Gemelli Tossed with Red Onions, Spinach Leaves, Sun-Dried Tomatoes, Pine Nuts and Golden California Raisins, served on a light Marsala flavored Vegetable Reduction Filet of Salmon Pan-seared, presented on a bed of green Asparagus, topped with a light Orange Flavored Fish Mousseline Broiled Lobster Tail Lobster Tail, flavored with a frothy Tarragon and Shallot Butter, served with Drawn Butter Glazed Cornish Game Hen With Plum and Ginger Compote, roasted Sweet Potatoes and sugar Snap Peas Prime Rib of Beef The Finest Cut of roast Beef Presented with Baked Potato, Natural Juice and Creamed Horseradish Desserts Baked Alaska Irish Coffee Torte with Spirited Whisky Sauce Venetian Napoleon Bittersweet Chocolate Cake Low-Fat orange-Pumpkin Sherbet with Lemon Coulis No sugar added pastry Cigar An array of petite Fours, with the Chef’s Compliments Vanilla, Chocolate, Cinnamon, Blueberry or No sugar Added Ice Cream Pear and Vanilla Sherbet A Selection of Domestic and Imported Cheeses served with Crackers and Biscuits Day 5 Appetizers Fresh Seasonal Fruit Plate delicately laced with Mango Coulis Shrimp Cocktail with Two Sauces Chicken liver Pistachio Parfait Onion, Beef and Cheese Turnover Soups The Masters Fish Bisque Vegetable Consommé with Cellophane Noodles and Mushrooms Chilled Avocado Soup with Green Chili Salsa Salads Iceberg and Romaine Lettuce Topped with an abundance of Garden Vegetables A Mixture of Seasonal leaves With Shoestring Potatoes and Fried Onions Our Homemade Potatoes and Fried Onions Our Homemade Dressings Tonight Are: Vinaigrette Blue Cheese Calypso Raspberry Vinaigrette Entrees Fettuccini all’Alfredo Egg Noodles cooked in Chicken Bouillon, Drained and finished with fresh Cream, Butter, fresh Tomato and Parmesan Cheese Broiled Fillet of Wahoo Served with a tropical pineapple Salsa with Citrus Juices, Cilantro and Minced Jalapeno Chile Breast of Long Island Duck with a light Lemon Confit Served with Truffled Potato puree and a bouquet of tender Vegetables Oven Roasted Rack of Veal Veal chop deglazed and Calvados, sautéed Apples and Mushrooms Marinated Tender Beef Tips Grilled to your preference and served with a trio of sautéed Bell peppers, red Onions, and Green Peppercorns, White Rice and Black Beans Desserts Ice Parfait with Grand Marnier Chestnut Raspberry Biscuit Chocolate Mousse Cake Warm Apricot Tart Low-Fat Mango-Lime Yogurt with Raspberry Sauce No Sugar Added Banana Beignet with rum Sauce Vanilla, Chocolate, Ginger, Chocolate Chip or No sugar Added Ice Cream Mixed berry Sherbet A Selection of Domestic and Imported Cheeses served with Crackers and Biscuits Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Xcruiser Posted February 27, 2008 #2 Share Posted February 27, 2008 Thanks for posting this Jade13! Heading out to Century for a 5 nighter myself in a few weeks. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sea Island Lady Posted February 27, 2008 #3 Share Posted February 27, 2008 The above menu varied from our earlier 5 night Century cruise this month. There were some new dishes in the above selection and some of our offerings are missing. For instance...I'm not sure what, but on night 4, I cannot pick out the entree that I had.:rolleyes: Someone posted a menu before we left for our cruise and I checked it the first couple of days to pick out what I would have that evening. It was never the same as the dining room, so I gave up. :( I found it really hard to check the menu once we were seated with our table mates. We were always talking! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jan6182 Posted February 27, 2008 #4 Share Posted February 27, 2008 Thanks for posting this! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
maggie27 Posted February 28, 2008 #5 Share Posted February 28, 2008 Thanks for posting this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Beaniemom59 Posted February 28, 2008 #6 Share Posted February 28, 2008 We found on Galaxy and Century both that the dinner menus were posted outside the entrance to the main dining room prior to the dinner hour so you could peruse it prior to entering the dining room or even earlier in the day if you were in the area. It made it a little easier when the waiter showed up to take your order and you had not had a chance to look at the menu yet. Also you could think if you wanted more than one???:D Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cote d'or Posted February 28, 2008 #7 Share Posted February 28, 2008 We found on Galaxy and Century both that the dinner menus were posted outside the entrance to the main dining room prior to the dinner hour so you could peruse it prior to entering the dining room or even earlier in the day if you were in the area. On Galaxy, the menus for the dining room are also displayed in the buffet area, starting from morning. Maybe that's the case on all X-ships, but I can't remember. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Schplinky Posted February 28, 2008 #8 Share Posted February 28, 2008 Jade: Thanks for posting this!!!! One of the pitfalls of sailing one line almost exclusively (RCL, in our case) is that you can practically recite the menu. We're looking forward to the variety that X's menu will bring. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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