JoeyandDavid Posted June 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Around here we sometimes referr to those as a joey moment.. i do that all the time ....sometime I have so much egg on my face I can feed a family of 5 :grin: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
momwig Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 The CC posters also said that if they scheduled private tours - the tour vehicle was able to pick them up without taking the pay shuttle Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoeyandDavid Posted June 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Customs and Boarder Patrols Web site has some remarkably interesting information... I truly enjoyed a document called Know before you Go.. I saved it :wink: But it's a nice site...Check it out ... http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/faqs.xml Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zebra Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Joey did you ever figure out your baggage dilemma on the way home? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PaulaW Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Hi Everybody! Has anyone seen copies of the menus from Millennium Europe cruises? I posted over at x and so far have not gotten any replies. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoeyandDavid Posted June 10, 2006 Author Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Jackie.. I havent figured out crap :grin: ... still working on it.... Paula, I dont make it over to the Dark Side anymore.. could you post the information here? Kareen~ thats what Jackie said about Claudio... I guess its like when our van driver from the hotel takes us to the port in FLL they have all been pre cleared...Just makes sense Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
PaulaW Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Joey, If I find out anything I will definitely post, but I've had no luck yet! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Cruisergal Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Here is the menu for the speciality restaurant Specialty Restaurant Menus -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The friends we are cruising with in November on our TA recently returned from the April Hawaii cruise on the Summit. They brought me a copy of the A la Carte ($30 per person) and Exceptionnel ($57.95 per person) Menus from the Normandie Restaurant on the Summit. The menus at the specialty restaurants on all the M-Class ships are supposed to be identical. I've shown the included wine pairings for the Menu Exceptionnel. For French purists, the menu included appropriate accent marks but I left them out for ease of entry and because I was too lazy to spend the time to enter them A LA CARTE MENU STARTERS VELOUTE DE HOMARD A creamy lobster broth SOUPE AUX POIVRONS ROTIS ET MOZZARELLA A tangy full-flavored tomato and red pepper soup SALADE CESAR A classic; tossed and served at your table TARTARE DE SAUMON ET THON EN TIMBALE Timbale of tartare of fresh salmon and tuna seasoned with herbs, sherry vinegar and olive oil CAILLE FARCIE GELEE AU PORTO, SAUCE BOIS BOUDRAN Breast of quail stuffed with a forcemeat of veal, chicken and pork, accompanied by a warm confit of the legs TIAN DE LEGUMES AU COULIS DE TOMATE A composition of tomatoes, artichokes, eggplant, Zucchini and wild mushrooms in a unique presentation CUISSES DE GRENOUILLE AU CHABLIS Tender frog legs served in Chablis wine sauce, garnished with oyster mushrooms SOUFFLE AU FROMAGE DE CHEVRE, COULIS DE TOMATE Delicate warm goat cheese souffle served with a creamy sauce and tomato coulis ESCALOPES DE FOIE GRAS, SAUCE CITRUS Pan-fried minute foie gras presented with a fruity sauce and garnished with orange segments MAIN COURSES NAVARIN DE SEBASTE D'ALSKA Yellow-eye Rockfish with a lightly textured and mild-flavored meat baked in an Alaskan amber beer sauce SOLE DE DOUVRE MEUNIERE One of the finest European fish, slowly cooked in lightly browned lemon butter, sprinkled with parsley SCAMPI FLAMBES Prawns, wrapped in pancetta, flamed in Armagnac and plated on a bed of rocket leaves COQUILLES SAINT-JACQUES ET HOMARD ORIENTAL, SERVIS AVEC SAUCE HOMARDINE Pan-seared scallops and lightly cooked lobster tail complemented by a lightly spiced sauce sented with Cognac on a buttered pak choi MILLEFEUILLE DE LEGUMES GRILLES AVEC COULIS DE TOMATE Delicate layers of puff pastry and grilled vegetables and enhanced with coulis of tomato seasoned with fresh basil FRICASSEE DE POULET AU PAPRIKA ET RELEVE A LA MOUTARDE Pan-fried pieces of farm chicken flavored with paprika and mustard MAGRET DE CANARD AVEC ANANAS ROTI ET CONFIT DE CITRON Pan-fried breast of duck garnished with thin slices of pineapple and lemon confit COTE DE VEAU NORMANDE Tender milk-fed veal chop delicately sauteed with a light Calvados sauce CARRE D'AGNEAU EN CROUTE Rack of lamb coated with mushroom duxelles wrapped in puff pastry and baked until golden CHATEAUBRIAND (2 personnes) Center-cut beef tenderloin grilled to your prefence, sliced into delectable portions and garnished with fresh duck liver "Foie Gras", sauce Perigourdine or Bearnaise with a complement of selected vegetables CHEESE SELECTION DE FROMAGES FRANCAIS SERVIS AVEC RAISINS, POMMES ET PAIN AUX NOIX A selection of fine French cheeses served with grapes, apples and walnut bread DESSERTS SABAYON AU MARSALA A fluffy delicate Marsala-flavored sabayon SOUFFLE AU CHOCOLAT The most classic and well-known light souffle MOUSSE MASCARPONE DE CITRON AVEC UN SORBET SUCRE PARFUME AU BASILIC Refreshing lemon mousse on a crisp shortbread accompanied by freshly churned sorbet GANACHE RICHE AU CHOCOLAT ET AL LA BANANE, CREME GLACEE A LA NOIX DE COCO A melting mousse of chocolate and banana complimented with an exotic coconut ice cream DESSERTS GOURMANDS PREFERES DE MICHEL ROUX A selection of six of Mr. Rous's mouth-watering desserts DUO DE CHOCOLAT ET DE CREME BRULEE A combination of two delicate flavors, chocolate and creme brulee SELECTION DE CREMES GLACEES ET SORBETS Freshly churned Ice Creams and Sorbets MENU EXCEPTIONNEL VELOUTE DE HOMARD A creamy lobster broth Semillon, White Vendimia, Murrieta's Well, Livermore Valley, 2000 or SOUPE AUX POIVRONS ROTIS ET MOZZARELLA A tangy full-flavored tomato and red pepper soup Sauvignon Blanc, Delatite Winery, Victoria Australia, 2004 SOUFFLE AU FROMAGE DE CHEVRE, COULIS DE TOMATE Delicate warm goat cheese souffle served with a creamy sauce and tomato coulis Sauvignon Blanc, Cakebread Cellars, Rutherford, Napa Valley, 2002 or ESCALOPES DE FOIE GRAS, SAUCE CITRUS Pan-fried minute foie gras presented with a fruity sauce and garnished with orange segments Piesporter Goldtropchen Riesling, Spatlese, Leonard Kreusch, 2003 GRANITE DE FRUIT DE LA PASSION AU RUM BLANC A delightful refreshing intermezzo of Granite of passion fruit and white rum FILET DE SOLE SOUFFLE MOUSSE D'HOMARD Filets of sole filled with a light lobster mousse gently poached and served with a mandarin sauce Chardonnay, Mersault, Louis Jadot, Burgundy, 1998/2001 or CARRE D'AGNEAU EN CROUTE Rack of lamb coated with mushroom duxelles wrapped in puff pastry and baked until golden Chateau Monbousquet, Grand Cru, 2001 ASSIETTE DE TROIS FROMAGES SERVIS AVEC RAISINS, POMMES ET PAIN AUX NOIX A selection of three cheeses served with grapes, apples and walnut bread Fonseca "Late Bottled Vintage Port" SOUFFLE AU CHOCOLAT The most classic and well-known light souffle Royal Tokaji Blue Label 5 Puttonyos or DESSERTS GOURMANDS PREFERES DE MICHEL ROUX A selection of six of Mr. Rous's mouth-watering desserts Muscat de Beaume de Venise, M. Chapoutier, Rhone Valley, 2000 CAFÉ ET PETITS FOURS Coffee and Petits Fours Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JoeyandDavid Posted June 10, 2006 Author Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 Oh i Miss understood YOU WANT menu's.. I have a few on PDF format on the website .. http://joeyanddavid.us/CelebrityMenus.html I on NOT at this time have any regular diner menus sorry... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
terumim Posted June 10, 2006 Report Share Posted June 10, 2006 paula ......i posted a dinner menu a few pages back.....joey your always so prepared with those menu i love it.........now if you could make time go faster i would be happier .. i am saving all my vacation days and holiday hours for this trip.... one more payment and eveything is paid off air fare cruise so then i can just think about what i am going to buy .. going to bring a couple suitcase that fold flat the bring along incase....if nothing more to put the dirty clothes home and stuff all the other things in good suitcase....hey are nice pants suit ok for formal nights??? was thinking about nice pair of black pants and couple nice tops and then one dress... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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