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Can you help me with menu choices for an event please ?

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TheDogsMother · 28/01/2020 18:55

We are hosting a lunch for a celebratory event. The venue offers lovely food from locally sourced produce and beautifully presented. The venue has given us lots of sample menus and have asked us to pick three options for each course. We then need to get our guests to choose one dish from each course in advance. So my question is this, which combination of three main ingredients is likely to appeal to most guests. There are no vegetarians/vegans amongst the guests.

Options of dishes made with beef, lamb, chicken, fish (inc gurnard, plaice, hake, sole, salmon, cod, brill, sea trout, halibut, haddock), duck, pork.

It's a nice problem to have but the pages of delicious dishes are making it impossible to choose. Haven't even tackled starters and puds yet Confused. Thank you in advance

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BarbaraofSeville · 30/01/2020 07:54

But the OP says that most of the guests are quite 'foodie'. So unlikely to choose something 'safe' given the option of something more interesting.

TheDogsMother · 30/01/2020 10:06

Thank you so much for your input and kind words. Who knew it would be so difficult to choose !! In terms of a smoked fish starter we were thinking about this one. Smoked salmon, capers, grated eggs and spelt bread. It will be prettier than it sounds Grin. The fish choice in general is amazing as venue is very close to the coast so all locally caught.

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goingoverground · 30/01/2020 15:10

Congratulations, @TheDogsMother!

Another thing to bear in mind is that you probably want to have a meat option that isn't served rare/pink in case anyone is pregnant.

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TheDogsMother · 30/01/2020 16:03

@goingoverground Thank you and that's a good point.

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