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Toast to the Irish Starters Price QTY Total $7 $8 $6 $5 $8 Traditional Pre Orders March 1st-March 15th Pick ups March 16th-17th 8:00am-1:30PM Toast to the Irish Starters Price QTY Total colcannon potato skins - colcannon meets potato skins in this recipe for crispy potato skins stuffed with creamy potato, cabbage, and cheddar cheese, heat & serve(4 per order) $7 Rueben eggrolls- slow roasted corned beef, Swiss, and sauerkraut. Served with mixed greens and 1000 island dipping sauce. heat and serve (4 per order) $8 green goddess salad – herb marinated chicken over romaine with sliced avocado, eggs, tomato, red onion, crispy chips, and herbed avocado dressing (per person) $6 bacon and cabbage soup – cabbage, bacon, potatoes, in a parsley sour cream. heat & serve. (per person) $5 Irish nacho kit – herb coated potato wedges with corned beef, cheese, pickled onion and jalapeno slaw, green onion, sour cream, bacon, and avocado. heat & serve. (per person) $8 Traditional Dinners and Sandwich corned beef with vegetables – traditional corned beef dinner with cabbage, red bliss potato, and short cut carrots. heat and serve. (each) $16 shepherd’s pie – casserole with ground beef, carrots, corn, and peas, topped with mashed potatoes. heat and serve. (each) $12 traditional reuben – slow roasted corned beef piled high with sauerkraut, Swiss, and 1000 Island on marble rye. side of fresh cut chips and pickle. deconstructed heat and serve. (each) $10 Pot of Gold Desserts Irish coffee cupcakes – moist, delicate Irish coffee cupcakes are flavored with espresso and brown sugar and topped with whipped-cream frosting. per half dozen $12 Irish cream cheesecake - Irish cream cheesecake has a delicious, chocolate cookie crust $22 topped with Baileys cheesecake and ganache layers, 9 in pie pistachio ice cream cookie – vanilla bean ice cream sandwiched between 2 dark chocolate covered cookies and then rolled in toasted pistachio. 4 per order $12 Pub Crawl St. Patty’s Pub Party – green goddess salad, bacon and cabbage soup, corned beef dinner, pistachio ice cream cookies serves 6 $50 St Patty’s Day Crawl- traditional Rueben’s, Irish nacho’s, Rueben eggrolls, and Irish coffee cupcakes serves 6 $60 2 ways to order: go to charlesschwab-richfield.catertrax.com to order and pay online email form to [email protected] and pay at pickup Order Date: ______________ *CURBSIDE PICKUP FOR OFF SITE EMPLOYEES* Pick Up Date: ____________ Pick up times can be scheduled between 8am and 1:30pm on March 16th and 17th Pick Up Time: _____________ Order Number: ___________ .
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