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Molly Pitcher Inn

Date
1971-08-14
Restaurant
Molly Pitcher Inn
Physical description
34.5x24cm folded; 34.5x48cm open
Currency
Dollars

Pages

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  6. Page 6

Dishes

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Melon in Season$0.75
Cherrystone Clams$1.95
Shrimps Scampi$1.95
Lump Crabmeat Cocktail$2.50
Mushrooms a La Grecque$0.95
Oysters Rockefeller$2.25
Clams Casino (6)$2.25
Florida Shrimp Cocktail$2.25
Head Cheese Vinaigrette$0.75
Escargots Bourguignonne$2.25
Oysters Provencale$2.25
Soup du Jour$0.60
Onion Soup au gratin (Served in Crock)$0.95
Chilled Vichyssoise$0.60
Sauteed Frog Legs, Garlic sauce or Provencale$4.95
Sauteed or Broiled Filet of Lemon Sole, Amandine$4.25
Louisiana Jumbo Shrimp, in Golden Ale Batter Fruit Sauce$4.95
Broiled South African Lobster Tail, Drawn Butter$6.25
Shish Kebab of Lamb Oriental Style$4.95
King Size T-Bone Steak with Herbed Butter$6.75
Baked Bavarian Pork Chops with Cinnamon Apple Fritters$4.50
Broiled Prime Horn 'n Musket Steak w/Onion Rings$6.75
Stuffed Rock Cornish Game Hen Flambed at Your Table$5.50
Casserole of Chicken in Red Wine w/Bacon, Mushrooms & Pearl Onions$4.25
Double French Lamb Chops w/Mint Jelly$6.25
Veal Cutlet Parmigiana a l'Italienne$4.50
Prime Filet Mignon, Fresh Mushroom Cap$6.95
For two: Entre cote Double Bouquetiere- ( double Sirloin steak, broiled to supreme flavor, served with a bouquet of vegetables)$16.50
Sliced Sirloin Steak Sandwich, French Fries, Onion Rings$4.50
For two: Chateaubriand Sur la planche Bouquet Legumes- (Selected, thick and generous, grilled prime tenderloin of beef, delightfully surrounded by a dazzling necklace of garden fresh vegetables)$16.50
Carre D'Agneau Boulangere, (Saddle of lamb, delicately seasoned, roasted to a juicy tender perfection, garnished with fresh vegetables)$15.50
Mixed Green Salad$0.60
Salad: Caesare for Two$2.50
Horn'n Musket Salad$0.60
Potato du jour Served with the above.
A La Carte- From the Gourmet Corner
From the Soup Kettle
Entrees
Especially for Two- Sliced and Served at Your Table
Salads ( choice of dressing)

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Broiled or Boiled Main Lobster, Drawn Butter, Shoestring potatoes$6.85
The Chef Suggests

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Consommé jardiniere
Fresh Fruit Cocktail
Jellied Madrilene
Vichyssoise
Melon
Onion Soup au gratin
Chopped Chicken Livers
Marinated Mushrooms
Eggs a la russe
Oysters Provencal$2.25
Poached Fresh Salmon Steak, Sauce Hollandaise$5.75
Broiled Red Snapper, Amandine$5.95
Roast Long Island Duckling Biggarade w/ Wild Rice$5.75
Baked Leg of Lamb w/ Fresh Mint$5.75
Roast Sirloin of Beef Provencal$5.75
Stuffed Veal Cutlet Cordon Bleu w/ Swiss Cheese and Ham$5.75
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus, Water Cresse$6.95
Baked Potato w/Sour Cream$1.00
Au Gratin Potatoes$1.00
Fresh String Beans$1.00
Carrots vichy$1.00
Mixed Salad, Choice of Dressing$1.00
Asparagus Hollandaise$1.00
Apple Pie
Snow Ball
Strawberry Sundae
Caramel custard
rice pudding
Sherbet
Jello Chantilly
Chocolate Mousse
Blueberry Cheese Cake Ice Cream
Layer Cake$0.50
Choice of Appetizer or Soup
Entrees
Vegetables
Desserts

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Sauteed Soft Shell Crabs, Tartar Sauce, Shoestring Potatoes$5.50
Home Made Apple Pie$0.75
Home made Apple Pie a la Mode$0.95
Creme de Menthe Parfait$1.10
Fruit Sherbet$0.50
Coffee (hottel)$0.35
Tea$0.35
Milk$0.35
Try our delicious Irish coffee$1.50
FRENCH ICE CREAM$0.75
Peach Melba$1.10
Parfaits$0.95
Old Fashioned Cheese Cake$1.10
Frozen Eclair, Chocolate Sauce$0.75
Cherries Jubilee (for two)$2.50
Peach Flambe (for two)$2.50
Crepes Suzette (for two)$2.50
Chocolate Mousse$1.00
Caramel custard$0.50
Caramel custard$0.50
The Chef Suggests
Desserts
Beverages

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Red Wine: Almaden Pinot Noir, Domestic-fragrant and full bodied$2.50 – $4.00
Red Wine: St. Emilion, Jouvet, Vintage, Imported- excellent well balanced claret$2.75 – $4.50
Red Wine: Pommard, Jouvet, Vintage, Imported- exceptionally good burgundy$4.00 – $7.00
Red Wine: Chianti, Bertolli, Imported- full body and robust flavor$2.75 – $4.50
Red Wine: Beaujolais, Jouvet, Vintage, Imported$2.75 – $4.50
Rose Wine: Almaden Granche Rose, Domestic- fresh and fragrant- delightful$2.25 – $3.50
Rose Wine: Tavel, Chapoutier, Vintage, Imported- the world' s acknowledged peer rose$3.00 – $5.00
Rose Wine: Lancer's Vin Rose, Imported- delightful, lively and fruity$3.75 – $6.50
Red Wine: Mateus Rose, Imported$3.00 – $5.00
Rose Wine: Mateus Rose, Imported- a delightful table still rose$3.00 – $5.00
White Wine: Almaden Dry Semillion, Sauterne, Domestic- fresh and fragrant$2.25 – $3.50
Champagne: Almaden Pink, Domestic- lively and fragrant, semi-dy$4.00 – $7.50
White Wine: Almaden Pinot Chardonnay, Domestic- lovely burgundy character$2.75 – $4.25
White Wine: Chablis, Jouvet, Vintage, Imported- outstanding white burgundy$3.75 – $6.50
White Wine: Sauternes, Jouet, Vintage, Imported- luscious, fruity with great bouquet$3.00 – $5.00
White Wine: Liebraumilch, Vintage, Imported- semi-dry with wonderful softness$3.00 – $5.00
Champagne: Almaden Extra Dry, Domestic- one of America's finest, semi-dry$4.00 – $7.50
Champagne: Almaden Blanc de Blanc, Domestic- one of the finest made- dry and superb$10.00
Champagne: Asti Spumante, Perlino, Imported- select Italian sparkling$8.00
Champagne: Piper Heidsieck Extra Dry, Imported$7.00 – $13.00
Champagne: Almaden Sparkling Burgundy, Domestic$4.00 – $7.50
Champagne: Le Domaine Cold Duck, Domestic$3.00 – $5.50
Champagne: Great Western, Extra Dry, Domestic- New York State's finest$4.00 – $7.50
Red Wine- Enhancing the enjoyment of most food, these carefully selected wines are especially good with steak, roast beef, Italian dishes, other red meats and duck.
Rose- Delightfully fresh tasting wines that go well with most foods, throughout dinner or with lunch.
White- Particulary good with sea food, chicken or other light fowl, white meats; and are very delightful luncheon selections.
Champagne- For the gala occasion or throughout dinner for a special event, champagne goes well with all foods. The sparkling burgundy and asti are on the sweet side.

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