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Cheffery,

A thank youalso for your info to this specific forum and all for that matter. Now another question. At the game feed at Grand Superior this weekend. A buddy and I are looking at going, but the ladies WILL NOT eat wild game, a woman thing ya know, so is it possible for us to get reservations and them to get other of your EXCELLENT Food or would they have to get the game feed?? Thanks for the info in advance and keep up the good work.

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Anything for our customers Swede! They can order off of the regular dinner menu if they would like, they should be able to find something on there. I'll be up at the restaurant after 2 today. If you would like to make reservations give a call up there and just ask for Tom.

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Northlander, we are in for the feed on Sat. The only game my wife will eat is Walleye and that is only a little. Ya know picky women. I guess it's not all bad though. She does support my habits afterall.

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Sorry to hear that Swede, at least you cant blame it on my food grin.gif. You can catch us for the fall event, looks like it will be on the 2nd of November. Falls on the Thursday before Deer Opener.

Here was the spring menu:

Wild Game & Brewer’s Feast

Saturday, April 7, 7:00 p.m.

Grand Superior Lodge, Two Harbors

$50 per person

As a Special Thank You, Grand Rewards Discounts Will Apply!

Buffet Style Menu

by Executive Chef Tom Linderholm

Select Beers from South Shore Brewery

Reservations Required

Call Grand Superior Lodge - 800-627-9565

Salads

Smoked salmon salad with dilled Havarti Cheese, Wild Rice, & Raspberry Vinaigrette

Romaine Salad with Grilled Bison Strips and Blue Cheese

Heirloom Tomatoes, Arugula, Cumin Goat Cheese, & Balsamic Vinaigrette

Appetizers

Elk Carpaccio with Truffle Oil & Parmesan

Curried Venison Wontons

Trio of Smoked Fish, Lake Superior Lake Trout, Coho Salmon, & Canadian Walleye

Artisan Cheese Display with Assortment of Olives

Entrees

Venison Tenderloin Pinwheels w/ Campstyle Potatoes

Wild Boar Lollipops w/ Spring Vegetable Cous Cous

Schezuan Rabbit Tenderloin with cellophane noodles

Braised Oxtail & Turnip Barley Risotto

Braised Osso Bucco w/ Roasted Red Pepper Spatzle

Assorted Wild Game Sausages & Pasta with a Port Wine Marinara

Rabbit & Fennel Ravioli in a White Wine Sauce

Southwestern Antelope Fettuccini

Plus Accompaniments and Desserts

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