FORT WORTH, TX, December 14, 2010 (Press-News.org) Over the years there have been many variations of the popular song, The 12 Days of Christmas. Chef Point Cafe has created their own version with a small twist; it is edible.
Chef Franson is always cooking outside the box and creating the most delicious dishes for their loyal foodies. Each month new items are added to the special's menu and are available for a limited time. "We receive calls every week to find out if their favorite item is on the special's board. I love the Christmas season and this year wanted to give our fans what they have asked for," says Chef Franson. Each day a dish will be featured, and as in the song, all the previous days will also be available.
The crew at Chef Point made a video while performing for the guest as the Ft. Worth restaurant. The diners loved the entertainment with their meal. A few patrons even asked for an encore.
Remember, these special dishes are only available for a limited time. The video can be found on the restaurant website at http://www.chefpointcafe.org or on You Tube.
On the first day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 1 Beef Shepherd Pie.
On the second day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 2 Bread Puddings.
On the third day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 3 Oxtails.
On the fourth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 4 Cioppino Soups.
On the fifth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 5 Sexy Chickens.
On the sixth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 6 Blueberry Pancakes.
On the seventh day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 7 delicious Pot Roasts.
On the eighth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 8 Crab Cake Pastas.
On the ninth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 9 Pepper Steaks.
On the tenth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 10 Stuffed Artichokes.
On the eleventh day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 11 Smoked Chicken Pizzas.
On the twelveth day of Christmas Chef Point prepared for me, 12 Blackened Stuffed Pork Chops.
Merry Christmas from your friends at Chef Point Cafe, where fine dining is redefined. The cafe is located at 5901 Watauga Rd. - Watauga, TX 76148. Let Chef Point prepare your Christmas dinner and relieve the stress of cooking. Orders still being accepted.
The 12 Days of Christmas Chef Point Style
The Fort Worth restaurant has created their own version of the popular song, but with a small twist; it is edible.
2010-12-14
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[Press-News.org] The 12 Days of Christmas Chef Point StyleThe Fort Worth restaurant has created their own version of the popular song, but with a small twist; it is edible.