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July 16, 2009

Walt's wine dinner paired with Alaskan seafood

Walt Wickman, talented chef/owner of Walt's Seasonal Cuisine (140 Main St., Dunedin, (727) 733-1909) is throwing a wine dinner Wednesday, July 22 at 6:30. He's pairing Alaskan seafood with wines from Washington State and Oregon. There will be multiple types of wild salmon, three types of crab and Alaskan spot prawns. Each type of seafood will be explained by Eric "The Crab Broker," whose company specializes in fresh Alaskan seafood. Dinner is $100 per person (including tax and gratuity), reservations in advance. Here's the menu:

Course 1: Alaskan crab-stuffed king crab tail with baby arugula, mango, and mango vinaigrette
Wine: Foris Pinot Gris 
Course 2: Grilled wild Alaskan salmon (Sockeye salmon and King salmon) with summer ratatouille and key lime butter sauce
Wine: Panther Creek Pinot Noir 
Course 3: Alaskan crab trio (king crab, Bairdi Crab and Opilio crab)
Wine: Eoala Hills Chardonnay
Course 4: Poached Alaskan spot prawns with a chorizo and feta creme sauce
Wine: Foris Fly Over White
Course 5: Summer berry creme brulee
Wine: Kiona Late Harvest Riesling 

Comments

Sounds like a very tasty pairing. Good to see that Northwestern wines are getting some attention.

Walt is the best and Eric knows his stuff. I know this will be a great event.

Thanks Jack! Hope all is well at the B.. - W asked me to give his best regards...

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