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A fancy pheasant feast, 
Alsatian style! 

Alsace is the easternmost province of France, which borders Germany. Consquently, the food and wine of the area has a distinctly German influence. Such was the menu for the Graduate gourmet dinner on February 8, 2003. 
A fancy pheasant feast, Alsatian style.  The menu follows:

Onion Pie -- Salade Frisee (Endive) -- Roast Pheasant with Sauerkraut --  Puff potatoes 
Apple meringue

Alsatian wines were preselected to complement this menu.
All attendees participated in the preparation of the dinner. 
(The main course is usually done at the host home, and other courses 
are brought in, fully or partially prepared.)

By the way: Are you curious about what "Alsatian Style" really means? 
A quick Google web-search yielded about 10,400 pages of recipes and what-not! Take a look and get a preview.

A few pictures from the event are presented below. Enjoy!

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Jack and Linda Wiegel join Phil Bates and guest Neil Carran.
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Patty Jacquemin, Myrna Bates and Penny Hoyt appreciating art...
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Myrna, Linda, Penny, and Jack.
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Jack Wiegel, Jerry Jensen, Lisa Reich and Neil Carran.
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Around the table, it's Bob Hatch, Lisa Reich, Linda Hatch, Phil Bates and Patty Jacquemin.
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At the the other end of the table, it's Bob Johnson, Neil Carran, Myrna Bates Bob Hatch, and about half of Lisa Reich.
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Jerry Jensen and the Wiegels 
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Roger and Penny Hoyt.