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The Hungry Farmer Restaurant

Date
1989-01-01
Restaurant
The Hungry Farmer Restaurant
Physical description
38x21cm folded; 38x42cm open
Currency
Dollars

Pages

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Dishes

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Mountain Oysters A true western delicacy, breaded and deep fried$4.95
Farmer Shrimp Bowl Unpeeled shrimp, boiled in beer, large enough for two!$5.25
Sauteed Mushrooms Fresh Colorado mushrooms, sautéed in garlic butter$3.95
OUR HOUSE MARGARITA. A pinch of sweet and sour [Cuervo Gold base] (strong)$3.95
WATERMELON WHOOPEE. Serves four city slickers who don't mind sharin' the same waterin' trough [rum base] (strong)$7.95
CANTALOUPE ELOPER. For two people. If you weren't cozy before, you soon will be! [rum base] (strong)$5.95
PEACH FUZZ. Recommended as a ladies drink [peach brandy base] (medium)$3.50
GRANNY'S ORANGE AID. The reason Granny's afternoon sewing circle is so popular. [light rum base] (medium)$3.50
Virgin Mary$1.50
Pina Colada$2.75
APPLE PIE-IED [bourbon and apple jack base] (strong)$3.50
FROZEN DAQUIRIS. Made with your favorite fruit flavor$3.95
BANANA BARN BURNER [banana brandy base] (strong)$3.75
CORN-IN- THE COB [corn whiskey base] (strong)$3.95
Fruit Daquiris (strawberry, pineapple, peach, banana, lime and more!)$2.75

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Roasted Duck Roasted crisp and juicy, topped with black bing cherry sauce and served up on a bed of homemade cornbread dressing$12.95
Granny's Pork Chops Twin center-cut pork chops are char broiled to juicy perfection and served with a side of apple sauce$10.75
Country Fried Steak. A tenderized top sirloin steak breaded with cornmeal and pan fried, topped with a hearty country gravy$10.95
Bar-B-Qued Ribs. Granny slow cooks fresh pork slabs then bastes them in her own special sauce$10.75
Liver & Onions. Sauteed and smothered with onions, a special treat for special tastes!$8.95
Country Fried Chicken. No ordinary fare! Specially breaded and deep fried to a golden brown$8.95

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Prime Rib. Slow roasted daily (12 oz.)$13.95
New York Steak Thick cut and juicy (12 oz.)$13.95
Top Sirloin Steak. Char broiled to your order (10 oz.)$12.50
Filet Mignon. The tenderest cut of all! (9 oz.)$13.95
Tournedos Oskar. Two broiled beef tenderloin medallions, one headed with asparagus spears, crab meat and bernaise sauce, the other topped with a mushroom and brown burgundy gravy$14.95
Veal Cordon Bleu. The finest veal, stuffed with thin sliced ham and Swiss cheese, lightly breaded and oven baked, covered with a mushroom burgundy gravy$12.95
Veal Oskar. Tender veal, lightly breaded and sauteed, headed with asparagus spears and crab meat, topped with bernaise sauce$13.95
Chicken Kiev. Baked breaded chicken breast, stuffed with sour cream, chives, mozzarella and parmesan cheeses, topped with a cream sauce and sliced almonds$11.75
Teriyaki Chicken. A marinated boneless chicken breast, char broiled with pineapple rings and served on a bed of rice$11.50

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Filet Mignon & Crab Leg$21.95
Filet Mignon & Lobster$21.95
Top Sirloin & Shrimp$12.95
Chicken & Shrimp$11.50
Chicken & Ribs$11.50
FRIED SHRIMP Monsters from the deep, dipped in beer batter and deep fried to a golden brown$11.95
Fresh Trout From the cool waters of the Rocky Mountains, lightly breaded and sauteed, served with the tail but without the motor$10.95
Lobster Tail......market. The farmer saved the best for last! A succulent and sweet 10 to 12 oz. baked Australian lobster tail
Fresh Catch of the Day....market........If the farmer took along his jug, it could be almost anything.... ask your farmhand for particulars
Alaskan King Crab Legs. From the deep$21.95
Soup Bowl (bottomless and bubbling good)
Muffins and Rolls (and served with our own homemade honey butter)
Tossed Salad (choice of dressing)
Sweet Corn (served on the cob)
Baked Potato (served with our homestyle potato butter)
French Fries
Rice Pilaf (steamed with herbs and fresh vegetables)

Source: NYPL Digital Collections

16,525 menus · 64,352 scanned pages · 1851–2008 · uncatalogued scans

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