Here is what's new on the menu at Epcot's Festival of the Arts
Walt Disney World has released its menus for this year's Epcot International Festival of the Arts, which kicks off this Friday. So let's look at some of the new items on the food menus this year.
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Taste Track (Future World East)
- Paintbrush Churros: Cinnamon Sugar Churros Dipped in White Chocolate
- Lobster Bacon Macaroni & Cheese served in a Bread Cone
Painter's Palate (Located in the Odyssey Festival Showplace)
- Smoked Salmon and Cream Gateau with Egg Yolk Cream, Paddlefish Caviar, and Micro-herbs
Decadent Delights (Showcase Plaza)
- Lemon Blood-Orange Tart
- Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Pretzel Crunch
Refreshment Port (Showcase Plaza)
- Lobster Chips: Lobster-topped Chips with Lobster Bisque Cheese Sauce, pickled Jalapenos and Citrus Cream
El Artista Hambriento (Mexico Pavilion)
- Sopes de Chilorio: Braised Pork marinated in Ancho Chili Paste served on Fried Corn Dough with Black Beans, Queso Oaxaca, Crema Mexicana and Salsa Verde
- Callo de Hacha en Salsa de Jengibre y Habanero: Two Seared Scallops with Ginger-habanero Sauce atop Yucca Puree
- Chocoflan: Creamy Mexican Custard and Chocolate Sponge Cake topped with Cajeta and Hazelnuts
The Painted Panda (China Pavilion)
- Dragon and Phoenix: Spicy Sautéed Shrimp with Spinach Noodles
- Plum Infused Cherry Tomatoes
L'Arte di Mangiare (Italy Pavilion)
- Barbabietole Dolci, Caprino Fritto: Roasted Candied Beet Salad with Goat Cheese Fritters
- Costine di Maiale Aceto Balsamico: Sweet & Sour Balsamic-glazed Pork Ribs
- Spuma al Miele d'Arancio: Orange Honey Mousse with Peaches and Mint Marjoram Cream
The Artist's Table (Located in The American Adventure)
- Beef Wellington with Mushroom Bordelaise, Fennel Cream, and Roasted Baby Vegetables
Takumi Table (Japan Pavilion)
- Sushi Donut: Donut-shaped Sushi featuring Salmon, Tuna, Shrimp, Avocado and Masago accented with Citrus-soy Gelee and Wasabi on the side
Mosaic Canteen (Morocco Pavilion)
- Spiced Beef with Pine Nuts and Dried Cherries, Hummus and Pita Chips
L'Art de la Cuisine Française (France Pavilion)
- Moelleux Aux Chocolats Valrhona: Molten Chocolate Cake with Pure Origin Valrhona Chocolates
- Creme de Brie en Petit Pain: Warm Creamy Brie in a House-made Bread Bowl
- Dariole de Saumon a la Provencale, Sauce Beurre Blanc, Fleuron: Salmon Terrine with Zucchini and Tomato, Beurre Blanc Sauce, Puff Pastry Fleuron
Masterpiece Kitchen (Canada Pavilion)
- Vanilla, Rose Water and Pistachio Panna Cotta
You can find the complete food and beverage menus for this year's Festival on the Disney website. The Festival runs daily from January 18 to February 25 and also includes the Disney on Broadway Concert Series in the America Gardens Theatre, featuring concerts at 5:30, 6:45 and 8pm nightly.
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@Jeffrey H ..... absolutely agree, who cares about the food when we can get a Figment magnet for the car .... :)
Pity they only let us have the one, as they soon start to peel in the FL sun. It'll most probably end up on the fridge along with Donald and the rest.
I suppose I'll force myself to try some of the food though .... LOL
@Makorider....I have a wife and two kids....so I have 4 of each magnet. Totally worth the $1700 I spent on APs. :-)
Wait - you got 4 APs for only $1700? We just renewed at DLR and for the two of us it was $2,298 and that was before adding MaxPass. Good Grief - life in California is expensive.
@Rob McCullough.....A little bit more than that. I got the Silver APs, but I bought a ton of Disney gift cards from BJs at a discount and stacked that with a sign on bonus and tons of rewards points from Discover IT. Check pointstoneverland.com for details. So not $1700 initially, but at the end of all the points etc.
@Jeffrey H. - To paraphrase Muldoon from *Jurassic Park*, "Clever Boy!"
The FL resident silver pass is $479, so x 4 = $1916 + the taxes of course !!
The all singing and dancing Platinum Plus pass is $849, so a lot depends on what level of pass you get.
Most of the AP's I know have the silver pass. Some families will buy (let's say) 3 silvers and 1 gold, so they get the photopass option.
@Makorider. Thanks for the tip about the Gold pass. My son (who is 4) just had his first ride on 7 Dwarfs Mine Train and the look of sheer terror on his face is priceless...so I'll probably upgrade a pass. Gotta preserve that comedy gold.
The photopasses work really well, but until I start going into the parks on a more regular basis, I'll stick with my silver for now. The gold also gives me less blackout dates, but for me the extra $10/month would be just for the photopass, so I'll wait and see how many photo ops present themselves as I wander round.
I have the SeaWorld photokey and I use that a lot, but I don't have to stand in line for hours to get a photo with any of the characters at SWO/BGT.
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If you're an AP don't forget to pick up your free Figment magnet. Those dishes look lovely. Hopefully they taste as good as they look! I thought that panna cotta was a princess cake at first glance.