Lobster with asparagus
Fillet of John Dory (aka St Peter's Fish) with vegetables
Chocolate mousse
Coffee
It's interesting because we always wondered what EU leaders actually eat at these summits. In April, a menu from the last meal on the Titanic went for £76,000. Maybe one day the menu from the final summit before the eurozone sank (well we're not there quite yet) will fetch a tidy sum…
5 comments:
Jaune Doree pour la derniere fois? No more god plated fish. (John Dory is creole for jaune doree)
sorry, gold plated
Rolloo - the connection between St Peter and God is quite close, 'God-plated' makes the deity into a waiter or a chef!
And Open Europe - do get a move on please. "well we're not there quite yet" is really not good enough.
I think they should stop having so many meetings and summits, because every time they do, another assumption is made by the press and then blown out of all proportion, the markets go haywire and more crap is piled on the economic crisis bandwagon. A lot of talking (and eating) and a lot of expense at these meetings for very little results.
Not little results. Big negative results
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