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Top Of The Park

Date
1985-01-01
Restaurant
Top Of The Park
Physical description
35.5x23cm
Currency
Dollars

Pages

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Dishes

Ramekin of Chicken Liver Mousse wth Grizzini
Coquille of Scallops Seviche
Vol-au-Vent of Sweetbreads and Mushrooms
Virginia Ham with Corn Relish
A salad of Seasonal green
Soup of the Evening
Iced Seasonal Melon
Sliced Avocado and Grapefruit with Honey and Sesame Seed Dressing
A Soup for the Season--Crab Bisque
A Hot Hors d'Oeuvre--The Chef's Special of the Day
Strawberry Melba
Chocolate Concord Cake
Sand Pie
Frozen Zabaglione with Crushed Amaretti
Grand Marnier Pound Cake with Orange Sauce
Ice creams and sherbets
Fresh Cut Fruit
Roast Long Island Duckling. Roasted crisp and served with a sauce made with apricot brandy and glazed apricots. Accompanied by nutted brown rice.$21.75
Coffee - Pure Colombian
Brewed Decaffinated Coffee
Our Special Darjeeling Tea
Irish coffee$2.75
Jamaican Coffee$2.75
Spanish Coffee$2.75
Melange of Seafood in Pasta. Jumbo shrimp, bay scallops, little neck clams, mussels and water chestnuts in a cream sauce with fresh dill. Served on a bed of spinach tagliatella$23.50
Escalope of Veal a la Viennoise. Thinly sliced veal lightly breaded with fresh bread crumbs then sauteed in brown butter, topped with chopped eggs, minced parsley and capers. Served with zucchini.$25.50
Washington State Salmon. Filet of salmon sauteed in clarified butter, then simmered in white wine, shallots, tomatoes and fresh basil. Accompanied by parslied potatoes.$22.75
Breast of Chicken, Diable. A grilled breast of chicken breaded in fresh bread crumbs, dijon mustard and parsley, then baked in the oven till golden brown. Served with a sauce of white wine reduced with shallots and chicken stock blended with mustard. Croquette potatoes.$18.50
Rack of Lamb Persillee. Young rack of lamb roasted with robust herbs and a blend of finely chopped parsley and rosemary. Accompanied by string beans au gratin$24.75
CHEF'S SPECIAL SELECTION OF THE EVENING-Steak au Poivre. A sirloin steak rolled in freshly cracked green, black and white peppercorns and sauteed. A sauce made with the juices of the sirloin blended with brandy, beef stock and cream is placed over the steak. Served with Rissole potatoes and tomato provencale.$26.50

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