
The Book & the Cook Festival
2002
Three Dog Bakery Exterior & Interior
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[Click
picture to visit Three Dog online]
Friday &
Saturday:
March 22-23, 2002
Meet Dan Dye and
Mark Beckloff, authors of
Short Tails and Treats from The Three Dog Bakery
Dinner Friday and
Saturday, March 22 and 23rd
Special Event as part
of The Kitchen Aid "The Book an The Cook" Festival!
http://www.thebookandthecook.com/
And now for something COMPLETELY different.
It will be a fun, fur-filled fiesta on Friday, March 22 and Saturday
March 23 when Dan Dye and Mark Beckloff, authors (and founders
of the world's original chain of bakeries FOR dogs, the grrrowing
Three Dog Bakery) trot into town to serve up a salivating
delicious six-course meal of their
favorite "people" recipes, cut in to "dog friendly"
shapes like dog bones and fire hydrants. Why, this night will
give a whole new meaning to "doggie bags!" Dan and
Mark will on on-paw to present healthful suggestions, delicious
all-natural recipes, sign books and give the occasional tummy
rub. Bring a photo of your best furry friend and you'll receive
some wholesome, fresh baked Three Dog Bakery dog treats to bring
back home. In addition to all the tail-wagging,
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The Palladium will also make a donation to The Gracie
Foundation (Dan and Mark's favorite animal emergency
relief charity), plus a donation to our local Morris
Animal Shelter. Make reservations early ...we rate this
event as 4 Paws Up!
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Read about The Three
Dog Bakery at: www.threedog.com
Menu:
Short
Tails and Treats
from The Three Dog Bakery
Event
at The Palladium, Friday and Saturday evening, March 22 and 23.
Throughout
the Evening: Whimsical Musical Caberet, by Mary Allegra
Price
$60 per person for complete six.course meal and entertainment
(plus tax and gratuity)
Menu
created by Krista Ruane
STARTERS
at the Bar: Chewies and Nibbles
- Puff
Pastry "Rope Toys"
- Chiauaua
Salsa & Whippet's Hummus with Schnauser Chips, Tortilla
Chips and Pita
APPETIZER
-- Assortment of all items at each table
- "Go
Fetch" White and Green Asparagus "sticks" in
a pile over a butternut squash puree
- "Roll
Over" House cured salmon roll with sushi rice wrapped in
nori
- Duck
liver country pate with "bone" shaped crackers and
baby gherkins
-
"Catch" "Tennis Ball" of smoked trout and
potato on a "green" of watercress
ENTREE,
Choose One
- "Doggie
Paddle" Salmon
steak folded in a rice wrapper and seared in a nage of miso
broth with shitake mushrooms and seaweed
- "Backyard
Dig" Wild
Mushroom Risotto with "doghouse" parmesan crisps (vegetarian)
- "Bury
the Bone" Lamb
chops "buried" in a pile of rosemary couscous with
toasted pine nuts,roasted fennel.
- "Fifi's
Poodle Tail" Coconut-Lemon Grass Chicken Skewers with Colorful
Grilled Vegetables
- "Bulldog
RibEye" Rib-Eye Steak with Dan's favorite Growling Barbecue
Sauce
SALAD
- Intermezzo
"A Walk in the Park" --- Breadstick "leashes"
with Salad of Field Greens (Dandelion Greens, Garlic Chives,
Arugula, Baby Red Oak Lettuce) "
DESSERT,
Choose One
- "Tarte
Rin Tin Tin" -- The traditional Apple Tarte Tatin with
brandy ice cream
- "Bad
Dog" -- Crepes (folded like newspapers) with a hazelnut
cream and chocolate sauce
- "St.
Bernard" -- Brandy soaked pound cake barrels in a pool
of crème anglaise with a caramel drizzle (Caramel drizzle
defines the lines on the "wooden" barrel)
PUPPY FOURS
- PUPPY
FOURS -- Little "Petit Fours" with Puppy Paw imprints
- includes
a lavish "doggie bag" of Three Dog Bakery treats to
take home to man's best friend.
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Reservations
/ Information: (215) 387-3463
This event is part
of
Kitchen-Aid
"The
Book and the Cook"
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Each Spring, the
Palladium takes part in Philadelphia's The
Book and the Cook festival, an
opportunity for cookbook authors to join up with local restaurants.
The Palladium has presented such authors as Claudia Rodin
(Middle Eastern cuisine), Jay Solomon (Caribbean), Carol
and Bill Jamison (Southwestern and Barbeque), and mystery
writer-restaurant owner-food critic Lou
Jane Temple.
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