"Let's see: chicken breast in cream sauce, baked ziti, shepherd's pie," Mr. Flacks said, recounting the buffet like a waiter reciting the daily specials.
Those elements clashed on Monday, when French students threw a pie in the face of Marie-George Buffet, the minister of youth and sports, who is a Communist Party member.
By Dalia Colon for the CheapTickets Blog All-you-can-eat buffets are American as apple pie (even better if they include actual pie).
The catered dinner featured a cold seafood buffet, grilled asparagus and Key lime pie.
Participants can enter their own squashes, gourds and pumpkins for judging, can carve pumpkins and can sample a buffet of squash soups, breads and pies.
The pizza restaurant has modeled itself after Chipotle: Customers select fresh ingredients and toppings from a buffet, and line chefs slide the doughy pie into an oven built to cook them in just two minutes.
Galettes are more rustic than pies, but they'll look beautiful on any Thanksgiving buffet, and judging from the way they went over in my house when I was testing the recipes, the apple and the pear and cranberry galettes will please a crowd.
Bush, apparently in agreement, snapped pictures with voters at the Concord event and then contributed two Key lime pies from Joe's Stone Crab in Miami to a buffet table of sweets.
When I peeked in, the owner and chef showed me through the buffet of nut loaf, mushroom p?, semi-savory pumpkin pie and great desserts before revealing the price: 3,600 kronur.
Like promises that you would someday be able to download a DVD in seconds: pie in the sky ten years ago, but today it's a bandwidth buffet.
