There were a few more rules than normal for the fourth CMH Dinner Club:
1a. Your dish had to be moldable.
OR
1b. Your dish had to be served in a bowl.
OR
1c. Your dish just had to be delicious.
OR
1d. Your dish had to be a Non-Newtonian Fluid.
OR
1e. Your dish had to actually be alcohol and not a food dish at all.
These wines were provided by Natalie and were blended and labeled at Camelot Cellars
2. Don't touch the black cat.
Christy's devilled eggs 2 ways: traditional and tweaked for spring
Heather's matzo ball soup
Jim & Emily's asparagus, ramp, Blue Jacket dairy cheddar curd salad w/ roasted pepper dressing
Jim & Emily's pork terrine (inspired by Michael Ruhlman's book)
Katie's oden soup with daikon, hard boiled eggs, chikuwa, konnyaku (devil's tongue or yam cake) and mochi-kinchaku (mochi purse)
And for the sweet tooth:
Bethia's Christmas pudding - straight from the drawer to the unmolding and then set on fire
Carl's jello mold
Talcott's historically accurate cross-section of sedimentary layers (made of chocolate and cookies) complete with white chocolate dinosaur bones
Valerie's green octopus & Swedish fish ocean/jello diorama
Zach's sous vide chocolate pudding and creme anglaise
And the people? Well, at these dinners, there are always incredible people to meet and fun stories to be made.
Note: the next dinner will be May 21. Location to be announced later. The theme will be Grilled and Chilled: from Fire to Freezer. Join the conversation happening here or tell me some of your Grilled and Chilled ideas.
Note - we will accept new follower requests for @CMHDinnerClub (and CMH Dinnerclub on FB) once we have a location determined. That account exists solely to send out the event address. More info about that here.
If you want to make the art for the event, let me know!