A presidential lunch
Here's a copy of the menu, served to the 70-odd guests, including the American president George W. Bush and Estonian president Toomas Hendrik Ilves.
I'm very pleased to see a dessert using the Estonian ground meal mixture, kama, on the menu, as well as the inclusion of some local dessert wine.
By the way - Bush isn't drinking bubbly on the above photo, but non-carbonated non-alcoholic apple cider :)
Photo by Tiina Kõrtsini, SL Õhtuleht
First it was the Queen of England, then the President of the United States. Estonia has been receiving more than its fair share of high-profile visitors this autumn. Last week Mr Bush popped by in Tallinn on his way to the NATO Summit in Riga a fortnight ago. Again, there was a high-profile lunch, this time prepared by Chef Imre Kose of Vertigo.Here's a copy of the menu, served to the 70-odd guests, including the American president George W. Bush and Estonian president Toomas Hendrik Ilves.
28 November 2006
Whitefish tartare with autumn apples and rye bread tuille (picture here)
Glazed duck breast with beetroot and Merlot gravy
Kama and cream cheese cake with pumpkin marmalade
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Wines:
Grans-Fassian Riesling Mineralschiefer 2005 (Germany)
Chateau Les Barraillots, Margaux 2002 (France)
Dessert Wine Põltsamaa Kuldne 1992 (Estonia)
Whitefish tartare with autumn apples and rye bread tuille (picture here)
Glazed duck breast with beetroot and Merlot gravy
Kama and cream cheese cake with pumpkin marmalade
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Wines:
Grans-Fassian Riesling Mineralschiefer 2005 (Germany)
Chateau Les Barraillots, Margaux 2002 (France)
Dessert Wine Põltsamaa Kuldne 1992 (Estonia)
I'm very pleased to see a dessert using the Estonian ground meal mixture, kama, on the menu, as well as the inclusion of some local dessert wine.
By the way - Bush isn't drinking bubbly on the above photo, but non-carbonated non-alcoholic apple cider :)
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