A bit of American tradition at the CBC: Thanksgiving dinner…
In celebration of Thanksgiving, a traditional U.S. holiday, CBC will be offering a cosy feast for those looking to get in the holiday spirit, and gather with friends and family. Join us for for slow roasted Norfolk turkey, apple and chestnut stuffing, sweet potatoes, vegies, gravy and cranberry sauce and finish off with a slice of rich pumpkin pie!
To see the menu click here: Thanksgiving Menu
Wow so impressive, in such informal setting.
I walked this morning to work in Mayfair and walked by the window which was dark for some year, I believe
Thanksgiving, even though being a Dutchman, is near to my heart. I used to work in the windy City, Chicago. Over this period, my US friends would travel to Chicago and we would gather for a sumptuous meal. I will be there tonight, and bring some of my friends along, who were not able to travel home for these ‘Hallmark’ holidays
23rd November 2006 at 3:44 pmMy wife and I used to live in Philly so when I heard that Cookbook was putting on Thanksgiving, we were both in.
We rocked up last night and it was wonderful. Real turkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie. All beutiful in presentation and taste. Even my wine was perfect.
I love the idea with the cookbooks and really getting into the art of things. Even the Chef (Michelle I think it was) came out to explain the various different cheeses on offer.
Clifford, thanks so much for a wonderful evening.
24th November 2006 at 11:20 pmYour menu looks great. Since I live in Las Vegas Nevada we normally go out for THANKSGIVING DINNER AS WELL AS CHRISTMAS. Your menu offerings are better tailored than our resturants. I am looking forward to viewing your Christmas Menu and New Year’s . I enjoy the traditional menu’s
27th November 2006 at 9:09 pmThank you for a wonderful evening Clifford, the staff and food were fantastic.
I was tempted away from the thanksgiving menu by sausage and mash-which was really, really good-and the desert trolley which was also fantastic.
We all had fantastic fun-thank you again.
30th November 2006 at 3:42 pmHi,
30th November 2006 at 9:29 pmYour website is amazing and I woul love to join the cookie making thing.How much doese it cost
Well this was my first Thanksgiving dinner, and what a great start.
I loved the Butternut squash soup and the Turkey was easily the best I’ve ever had. The friendly staff, coupled with a few glasses of wine, made the evening very enjoyable.
Thankyou for your hospitality!
1st December 2006 at 12:08 am