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Statendam - 21 day dinner entrees


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I am only going to list the entrees offered each evening. Didn't bring home the menus - too many.

(1)Pan seared red snapper fillet; roasted pork loin; smoked chicken ravioli; eggplant enchilada; New York sirloin steak; herb marinated chicken breast; halibut steak

(2)Captain's Gala Dinner: salmon fillet; lamb loin chops; roast tom turkey; vegetarian sweet and sour tofu; fillet mignon; veal medallion; surf and turf - flambee - crepes suzettes

(3)baked grouper; prime rib; Spanish paella; Peking roasted duck; vegetarian pot pie; slamon steak; venison medallion - flambee - bananas foster

(4)seafood ravioli; parmeasan crusted chicken breast; braised lamb shanks; Sezuchan stirfried vegetables; pork medallions; ling cod fillet; sirloin steak - flambee - pear william

(5)salmon medallion; osso bucco; roast leg of lamb; vegetable cutlet; herb marinated pheasant breast; horseradish crusted halibut fillet; cajun style rib eye steak - flambee - pineapple served over coconut ice cream served with chocolate sauce

(6)Pacific seafood stew; veal scallopini; baked ham; vegetarian cheese manicotti; sirloin steak; orange roughy fillet; turkey tenderloin - flambee - peach melba

(7)salmon fillet; prime rib; calfs liver; stuffed green peppers; game hen; tuna steak; pork chops - flambee - pineapple

(8)rock fish with avocado; tarragon chicken breast; pork scallopini; vegetarian penne con funghi; rib eye steak; grilled hailbut, grouper & shrimp; teriyaki turkey tenderloin - flambee - crepes

(9)grilled halibut; herb wrapped chicken breast; mushroom ravioli; corn & broccoli strudel; grilled prawns; CHATEAUBRIAND; veal chop - flambee - pear william (Wouldn't you know it - tonight is the suite dinner and we miss having Chateaubriand.)

(10)orange roughy; striploin of beef; cog au vin; vegetarian chimichanga; veal tenderloin; pork chop; salmon fillet - flambee - peach melba

(11)snapper; leg of lamb; short ribs; black bean burger; rib eye steak; sea scallops; chicken breast - flambee - pineapple

(12)seafood jambalaya; veal medallion; MEATLOAF; vegetarian spinach timbole; sirloin steak; chicken breast; mahi mahi - flambee - peach melba

(13)Dutch Night:seafood Zealand; Boerenkool Stamppot Met Klapstuk en Boter Saus; Bani Goreng; Gebraden Ossehaas; Groeten Kroketten; Endenborst; pan fried snapper - flambee - crepes

(14) Sauteed grouper topped with crab meat; prime rib; lamb chops; vegetarian curry; turkey medallions; Kalbi beef short ribs - flambee - bananas foster

(15)pecan crusted snapper; chicken cordon blue; roasted pork loin; tempura cauliflower & broccoli; petit filet mignon; venison loin; scallop medallions fra diablo - flambee - strawberries

(16)pan sauteed snapper; beef wellington; chicken kiev; fettuccini provincale; lamb medallions; smoked pork chop; scallops & tuna --- no flambee (Of course we missed beef wellington since this was one of the nights we went to the Pinnacle.)

(17) - Halloween: Sauteed Atlantic King Tut Sarcophagus Salmon with Boo Blanc; Headless Horseman Pork Chop with Spiced Apple Chutney; Devil's Pot Roast of Pheasant in Sage Walmut Sauce; Severed Zucchini Cannelloni Parmigiana Fingers; Bloody Broiled Black Pepper New York Sirloin Steak; Goul Grilled Chicken Breast Scary Kristian; Beetle Juice Oriental Style Prawns - flambee - Bride of Frankensteins Crepe Suzette

(18)long line ling cod; prime rib; leg of lamb; veal picata; mushroom ravioli; scallop medallions wrapped in procuitto; game hen - flambee - pear william

(19)Note - only 6 entrees this evening - mahi mahi; lamb chops; vegetable black bean enchilada; chicken fajitas; rib eye steak; tuna steak - flambee - strawberries

(20)Farewll Dinner; Broiled New England Lobster Tail (you get 2 four ounce lobster tails - tough); tenderloin of beef; roasted turkey; potato gnocchi; five spice duck breat; veal medallions; salmon fillet - and of course the parade of the Baked Alaska - more about this later.

(21)seafood stew; breaded pork scallopini; chicken pot pie; grilled vegetarian lasagna; prime rib; peanut dusted tuna; lamb medallions - no flambee.

Will talk about proportions later.

 

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Sure sounds really good to me!! :)

 

 

Thanks for going to all that work for us, KK. You must have spent more than a few minutes while aboard making note of all these menu entrees before you left. That was VERY thoughtful of you.

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Wow...wouldn't dare to hit the scales after 21 days on that cruise......looks a very good balance of beef, veal, pork, lamb, seafood, veggie platter, etc....

 

Thanks for taking time to post.....

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We are not big eaters. But DH noticed that all the fish proportions in the dining room were rather small - some nights there was barely 2 ounces of salmon. But if you ordered the veal, or lamb, or prime rib - the proportions were too much.

Since I decided that it would be too much weight to bring home 21 dinner and 21 dessert menus, I just took one sheet of paper and each morning wrote down the entrees and flambees. Second day of cruise DH was already warning me about weight limits on the plane going home.

There were a lot of choices - all good in our opinion.

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Thanks so much. Your efforts are truly appreciated. They bring back memories, as I recall many of these items from our recent cruise. Knowing that John Mulvaney is now HAL's instructor chef, I'm sure there is more continuity in the food quality and offerings among ships.

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KK - Many thanks for taking the time to share the info. There certainly was a nice variety from which to make a selection. However, seeing that several flambes were offered has me puzzled. When we were on the Oosterdam this past March, we inquired of our D.R. Captain if it would be possible to request crepes suzettes for dessert the following evening. He told us that they were no longer permitted to prepare flambes in the dining room due to it being a fire hazard and that he, personally, was very displeased with this policy. We could understand his displeasure, of course, because from our past experiences he would have been the one to prepare a flambe dessert and be monetarily thanked by the pax making the request. Am now wondering why it would be prohibited on one HAL ship, but not on another. :confused:

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KK - Many thanks for taking the time to share the info. There certainly was a nice variety from which to make a selection. However, seeing that several flambes were offered has me puzzled. When we were on the Oosterdam this past March, we inquired of our D.R. Captain if it would be possible to request crepes suzettes for dessert the following evening. He told us that they were no longer permitted to prepare flambes in the dining room due to it being a fire hazard and that he, personally, was very displeased with this policy. We could understand his displeasure, of course, because from our past experiences he would have been the one to prepare a flambe dessert and be monetarily thanked by the pax making the request. Am now wondering why it would be prohibited on one HAL ship, but not on another. :confused:

 

When we were on the Noordam this summer there was a flambee every night and I had it every night. :)

 

When we had been on other ships (Maasdam and Ryndam), the Maasdam rarely had a flambee and the Ryndam only had a few. Our first HAL trip on the Noordam back in 2001 there was also a flambee everynight.

 

So it seems to be something different from ship to ship or maybe where the ship is sailing. Both of our Noordam cruise were European trips.

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We were also surprised to see that a flambee was offered nearly every evening. But Doddy, our area captain, said that the only time the Statendam doesn't have a lot of flambees is when she is in Alaska.

It does make one wonder why one ship can have flambees nearly every night while on ships like the Oosterdam, flambees are offered only 1 or 2 times a week and then it can only be prepared in the Explorer's Lounge at a certain time.

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