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Re: Starting to plan for Easter dinner

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  1. Bob said:

    Damsel's post got me thinking about Easter, which I've managed to


    ignore

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    quite blissfully so far this year. Here's my tentative menu:

    Artichokes with Lemon-Garlic Butter
    (Riesling)

    Baby Greens with Grapefruit Sections and Mirin Vinaigrette
    Roasted Lamb and Potatoes with Rosemary and Garlic
    Green Peas with Mint and Butter
    Walnut-Olive Focaccia
    (Bordeaux)

    Strawberry [censored]

    Some issues remain, and I hereby solicit opinions:

    1. Rack of lamb or leg of lamb? There will be six adults eating. Cost


    isn't

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    really a consideration. Last year I made three racks of lamb for


    these same

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    guests, and that worked out well; I'd think one leg of lamb ought to
    suffice.

    My vote...rack of lamb, flavor and what is always the delicious
    topping. And I suspect that rack of lamb is more of a treat to some
    than leg of lamb.

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    2. My guests aren't all that big on coffee. What would you want to


    drink

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    with the strawberry [censored]? (We'll be eating around 3:30 PM.)

    A sweet champagne or a nice Sauternes?

    4. I'm not all that sure about the Bordeaux with the main course. Any

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    suggestions for a different wine?

    A good French burgundy, a Chambertin?

    Your menu sounds delicious. Lucky guests.

    Mac

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