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Wednesday Evening Dinner Special Webster House

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Wednesday Evening $20 / $20 Special   2 courses for only $20   Soup or Small House Salad   Pork Roast with Creamy polenta, winter vegetables (corn, carrots and cippolini onions) and natural jus*   Select Bottles of Wine $20.     $20/$20 Special is not valid with any other offer or dining card points Visit our site

Fried Vietnamese Spring Rolls - Imperial Nems

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I ate my first nem in Paris with a cousin of the family from Vietnam. She prepared the all meal, with soup, nems, crab omelet, pork caramel... So incredible meal. So my mom learned how to make the nems from her. And we learned from my mom. The recipe is not too difficult and the only labour comes from rolling the nems, but it's well worth it since the whole family loves them.   Ingredients: Rice Paper (to be immersed in hot water till soft - and only just before being filled) 500 gr (1bs) ground Pork 200 gr of Crab meat 50 gr Black dried Mushroom 100 gr Chinese Vermicille 1 Onion 3 Carrots 3 Egg Herbs: dill, tarragon, parsley Salt Pepper Ground all ingredients together - add salt & pepper to taste. Roll the nems together... In a medium high pan, start to fry the nems for a minimum of 10 minutes. To serve: Salad Leaves (e.g. Iceberg) Fresh Mint Leaves Dipping Sauce - Nuoc Mam: (not for everyone) 8 Tbsp fish sauce 6 Tbsp fresh lim...

ALL 14TH STREET WINE WALK TO BENEFIT SERTOMA CLUB OF KC

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The Kansas City Power & Light District’s third annual 14 th Street Wine Walk is scheduled for Saturday, November 3 rd , 2012, from 3 to 6 p.m. Six of the District’s restaurants, bars and shops will participate and proceeds from the event will benefit The Sertoma Club of Kansas City. Tickets are $25 in advance/$30 day of event, and include a 2-oz wine tasting and small plate at each of the six participating venues, a full glass of wine at one venue, a souvenir tasting glass and special discounts on bulk wine purchases at Cosentino’s Market Downtown. Participating venues include: Bristol Seafood Grill , Maker’s Mark Bourbon House & Lounge, Drunken Fish Sushi Restaurant & Lounge , The Kill Devil Club and Bar Louie . HOW IT WORKS Guests will begin the event at Maker’s Mark Bourbon House & Lounge (1333 Walnut Street), to pick up their tasting card and souvenir glass, then head to any of the participating venues, in any order, for their 2-oz pour and small pla...

Kansas City Marriott Downtown Opens New Restaurant!

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MetropolitanKC , is an upscale restaurant with a name that defines its concept as a contemporary restaurant, with a cool, urban vibe.  It promises to expand the scope of Power & Light District dining options for local residents as well as hotel guests.   The 150-seat restaurant serves breakfast, transitioning to lunch, daily from 6:30 a.m. a.m. - 2 p.m. and dinner from 5 p.m. - 11 p.m. The breakfast menu features a hot buffet with fruits and cereals. The lunch menu features a variety of lighter and heartier fare, including appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees along with a luncheon buffet option.   Dinner offers a whole new ambiance, white linens and a more upscale menu featuring a new layer of culinary offerings, including massive 20oz. Cowboy steak, seared scallops and smoked pork chop as well as in new American regional features such as barbeque salad with burnt ends, Mediterranean-style fish of the day and lamb chops in pomegranate reduction. C...

Lamb Stew

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I don't pretend to be a blogger but I can say my food tastes good! As usually, this morning I went to Cosco. I was thinking to do a roast lamb but my kids don't really like it this way.  So I decided to do a stew! Now this is very simple recipe - you can find different version of the recipe and it is called "navarin of lamb" - the trick it has to cook for a minimum of 3 hours! Anyway, it tastes good!   Ingredients 2 yellow onions 1 cup cooking oil, divided 1 1/2 gallons chicken stock 1/2 head garlic 1 teaspoon salt 1 leg of lamb 3 cups dry white wine Salt and freshly ground pepper Your choice fresh herbs, minced, to taste Directions: Trim the meat of fat and connective tissue, then cut in 3/4 inch cubes. In a large dutch oven of the butter/oil saute onion & garlic till golden and set aside. Add flour to the meat In what remains of the butter/oil in the pan, saute the lamb till browned Pour in the chicken s...

GUY'S NIGHT OUT!

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JOIN US THURSDAY, OCTOBER  11TH IN THE LOUNGE    GUY'S NIGHT OUT! $19.99 FULL RODIZIO ALL NIGHT! WHEN DINING IN THE LOUNGE EVERYONES DINNER WILL ONLY BE $19.99 PER PERSON ALL GENTLEMAN WILL RECEIVE A FREE CIGAR COMPLIMENTS OF EM CHAMAS WITH THE PURCHASE OF A FULL RODIZIO DINNER LIVE MUSIC FROM THE CAJONES 7PM-MIDNIGHT RELAX AND ENJOY YOUR CIGAR ON OUR PATIO WITH YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE.  WE WILL BE OFFERING ALL OUR SINGLE MALT SCOTCH, BARREL BOURBONS, COGNACS, PORTS & CRAFT BEERS HALF OFF. GUYS DON'T FORGET LADIES ARE WELCOME SPONSORED BY OUTLAW CIGAR

Brandade de Morue

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It is Friday! And... We have to eat fish on Friday! So I decided to make "brandade de morue" - Brandade is a purely French specialty of pureed salt cod, but there is some debate over the addition of potatoes. Mine is even worse! I am adding instant mashed potatoes! Oops! Ingredients: 8 oz salt cod, rinsed well - Hen House has some in a small wood container 2 cups of instand mashed potatoes Milk for mashed potatoes 2 cloves garlic, sliced thin 1 bay leaf ¼ teaspoon ground cumin ¼ cup extra virgin olive oil or more depending texture 1/8 teaspoon white pepper Pepper to taste Preparation: 1. Soak cod in a big bowl of water overnight. 2. Drain the cod and discard the soaking water. 3. In a separate saucepan, cover the cod with water and bring to a simmer. 4. In the same time, warm the milk and add it to the instant mashed potatoes. 5. Drain the cod and add it, along with the garlic and mashed potatoes, to an electric mixer. 6. Add the warm o...

Boo Bash at RA

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Have a ghoulishly good time on Halloween at RA Sushi Bar Restaurant’s Boo Bash party at Park Place in Leawood. Guests are invited to party the night away from 7 p.m. to close, Wednesday, Oct. 31 with spooktacular food and drink specials, a costume contest and a guest D.J.   Boys and ghouls are encouraged to dress up for the Boo Bash costume contest. Those dressed to kill will have the opportunity to take a bite out of some serious treats, including a $100 RA gift certificate for the first place winner and a $25 RA gift certificate for second place. To keep the Halloween bash going all night long, a special guest D.J. will spin a haunting mix of beats.   During the events, enjoy a variety of “Boo Bites,” including Voodoo Crispy Chicken: crispy chicken, sautéed with onion, green pepper and Japanese pumpkin; tossed in a sesame chili sauce ($6); Vampire Shrimp: lightly battered spicy shrimp and shishito peppers tossed with Japanese pumpkin, ramen noodles and chili sau...