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Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Midsummer Serenade Restaurant and Wine Bar Pre Solstice Solstice Party

That fancy flier I posted for that fancy food solstice event has been made obsolete by a scheduling change.  I wanted to make a premature solstice party poster featuring two disappointed planets in a bed together or even a baby planet in an astronomical incubator, but those ideas were shot down like a creepy guy at 3 am.

Here is the newest flier for Serenade Restaurant and Wine Bar's updated shindig:

Serenade Restaurant and Wine Bar welcomes you to eat pancakes and ham.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

serenade summer solstice party time

Do you like the sun?  Do you like it when the sun makes your days stretch longer so that you can enjoy way more ice cream sandwiches in the stifling heat, mostly so you can pretend that it's just the weather and not your eating disorder driving you to consume so much frozen dairy?  I do.  And so did the Pagans.  That is why the summer solstice, the longest day of the year, was so loved and celebrated by the pre-christian tribes of Europe.

Serenade Restaurant & Wine Bar will be hosting a jazzy (there may not actually be any jazz) summer solstice event on June 21 where there will be projections of Carl Sagan's Cosmos and food and beverages and fun.


 

Saturday, March 12, 2011

3.141592

This Monday is Pi Day and to celebrate the day (or exploit, whatever), I will bake a series of (when I say series, I mean two) tasty pies for Serenade Restaurant's Ultra Special Pie Menu.  The pies to be gobbled will be an olive oil peppered bacon oatmeal pie, and a sweet buttered brown sugar and green apple oatmeal pie.

   

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

the vanilla chicken again

It tasted pretty good, but needs to be creamier and worse for heart health.

Here are two pictures.  One is of the pie (with removable dough charm) and the other is of the sign advertising the pie as a dinner special.  Not one piece sold!  More for whomever ends up eating it, ha!


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