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Dinners for Two
Recipes from Romantic Country Inns
and Music by the San Francisco String Quartet
Intimate moments, private conversations, sharing dreams and trust. Some of life’s happiest and most fulfilling moments are spent at dinners for two! Cooks can take an excursion to some of the most romantic destinations in North America via the kitchen and dining room in their own homes.
The menu cookbook is a collection of recipes from fine country inns of the United States and Canada.
The music CD of classical music provides a romantic dinner concert to be enjoyed on your patio or in front of a cozy fire.
Cookbook Contributors
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20 Contributors, 240 Pages
* Auberge Du Soleil, Rutherford, California
* Blantyre, Lenox, Massachusetts
* Fearrington House, Pittsboro, North Carolina
* Hastings House, Ganges, British Columbia
* The Home Ranch, Clark, Colorado
* Horizons and Cottages, Paget West, Bermuda
* Hotel Hana-Maui, Hana, Maui, Hawaii
* The Inn at Little Washington, Washington, Virginia
* The Inn at Manitou Lakeside Spa & Tennis Resort, McKellar, Ontario
* The Inn at Sawmill Farm, West Dover, Vermont
* La Colombe D’Or, Houston, Texas
* Langdon Hall Country House Hotel, Cambridge, Ontario
* Meadowood Napa Valley, St. Helena, California
* The Millcroft Inn, Alton, Ontario
* The Point, Saranac Lake, New York
* San Ysidro Ranch, Montecito, California
* Sherman House, San Francisco, California
* Timberhill Ranch, Cazadero, California View recipe
* Ventana Country Inn & Spa, Big Sur, California
* The White Barn Inn, Kennebunkport, Maine
The Music CD
1. Divertimento I, Allegro
2. Divertimento I, Largo
3. Divertimento I, Allegro
4. Air from Orchestral Suite in D major
5. Finale from Water Music
6. Romanza from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
7. Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring
8. Prince of Denmark’s March
9. Canon in D
10. First Movement from Spring; The Four Seasons
11. Nocturne
12. Anniversary Waltz
13. Romance
14. Ebben, N’andro Lontana from La Wally
The San Francisco String Quartet:
Nathan Rubin, violin; Jim Shallenberger, violin; David George, viola; Sharon O'Connor, cello
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