How to Make your own Menu

Here is a step by step guide to the addicting Hobby
Of creating your own restaurant style Menu.

I'd like to thank former Chef Cyrille Wendling of Tradition Restaurant for teaching me this fun craft, which has become a ritual habit, when I am bored. Try it, and save your menus, on that rainy day, it will make you smile!

1. One 8x10 sheet of paper and a colored marker
Sometimes I rip out a page from an old magazine, with a blank space, instead to recycle.
2. Take a look in you Cupboard, and in the Fridge,
See which ingredients you have for one week.
Each week, the restaurant changes the menu based on availability of produce and herbs and spices.
3. Chose a name for your restaurant, it can be witty
Or just how your mood is and add Cafe Bistro, Restaurant or lounge to the name, this will be the first line on the paper.
For instance:

I see stars, Gastro Bistro
4. Now chose who will be the chef! Chef Robin Fox
If you
Have a good friend make them a sus chef!
Chef Neeraj Majani
and Alex Karas ( No one will see your menu, so have fun dedicating your menu to your contacts)
5. Write L'Menu on the very Top of the page
6. You won't have room to say anything about the theme
So save that for the cover or the back cover
7. Go right into the dishes that you will prepare starting
With Appetizers, Beverages, Main Course Dessert and A la Carte Soups and Salads (I name the salads after my pets and friends too.  You can put sides, if you have them prepared or in a jar.

Now when you are hungry, read your menu and you know what you have left to make the dishes on the menu! Its like having a little restaurant in your kitchen.

I found some of my MENU's before I started to personalize them, so you can see how they started out for me, these are from 2005!

Robin Fox Article, Video Dating Howard Stern 2001

 Article and Video of my Dating Game Show on Howard Stern! Ten Minutes before the History...called surreal by this newsgroup.  For me, especially I'm Robin Fox.
 Grateful everyday to be alive and also, not dating Howard Stern?!!
Reprinted without permission Educational purpose only!
A STERN TEST OF MATCHMAKING FINALLY, 5 WOMEN AGREE TO THE CHALLENGE
Orlando Sentinel; Orlando, Fla.; Aug 31, 2001; Linda Shrieves, Sentinel Staff Writer;

Abstract:
A woman for this man? [Howard Stern], the self-proclaimed King of All Media, separated from his wife in 1999. ASSOCIATED PRESS Surprise response. Matchmaker [Marie Massa] was astounded that `not many nice women want to meet Howard Stern.' The search she promised to complete in one month lasted a challenging 3 months instead.  The few, the brave. It was a struggle to find women for Stern. The finalists: [Mary Holloway] (clockwise from upper left) of Chicago, Shiba Winston of Altamonte Springs, [Robin Fox] of Tampa, [Jacqueline O'Steen] of Tampa and [Ann Hawthorne] of Jacksonville. ANGELA PETERSON/SENTINEL ARCHIVES

 

Virgin Records, Time Square Photo

Discouraged, Massa returned to her e-mails. Combing through them, she came up with five possible matches.

Stern himself issued only three requirements -- the women should be 24 to 30 years old, should be 5 feet 8 inches or taller and they must, he said, be slender.

Massa, being a professional, immediately tossed out his age and height requirements.

"This happens to me every day in my business," she says. "I take it upon myself sometimes to bend the rules . . . and do what I feel in my heart is right."

Besides, she feels certain that when Stern meets the women she's selected, he will be astounded by their brains and beauty. And besides, she adds with a wink, he'll never be able to guess their ages.

Massa's lucky -- and we use that term loosely -- finalists include:

Shiba Winston, a model and entrepreneur from Altamonte Springs who, among other business ventures, runs a protocol and business etiquette school.

(Yes, that's right -- a babe-alicious etiquette teacher interested in Howard Stern. Yegods.)

Massa learned about Winston at Houston's, a Winter Park restaurant where Massa was skimming the waters for eligible women. Instead, she ran into a guy who told her that Shiba Winston was the kind of beautiful, brainy woman Massa was looking for.





"My measurements are 38-24-36. That might have something to do with my being picked."

Robin Fox, a professional singer from Tampa.

Fox may be the best candidate for Stern's attentions. Onstage, she captures the audience's attention by wearing a Day-Glo pink wig and a transparent spacesuit.

"I do that to attract attention to my music," says Fox, who at one time performed carrying a live chicken.

Known to fans as "Barbarella" or "Vamp," she had a hit single, "I See Stars," that stayed on the Billboard charts for 48 weeks in 1999.

But when it comes to men, Fox, 30, is a single Jewish woman seeking a nice Jewish man. "I really am looking for a boyfriend, anybody that's handsome, and Howard Stern is hot! I'm checking out the rabbis here in Long Island," Fox says by telephone. "Here, everybody's Jewish."




All are willing to appear on the radio show, but they have limits. No disrobing. No lewd behavior.

And are they being used as part of a stunt? Particularly since there are rumors that Stern -- who split with his wife in 1999 -- is already romantically linked to a woman?

Robin Fox of Tampa, Jacqueline O'Steen of Tampa and Ann Hawthorne of Jacksonville. ANGELA PETERSON/SENTINEL ARCHIVES

      Fox, Robin
    
Here is the Howard Stern Show, on Sept 11, About the search for a new girlfriend, and sex with Pamela Anderson, my big break, which I only learned 9 years after the broadcast, from my manager, Ken Nassar.
/Robin Fox appears on Howard Stern, Sept 11

I was in New York, and I visited the World Trade Center often, plus we had a wonderful party at Windows of the World earlier in 2000 with some of the biggest managers, record companies and big wigs from Billboard Magazine.  I left two weeks before Sept. 11 to do a concert in Tampa, returned to NY and then back to home to Florida.  I was looking forward to hearing my broadcast with Howard Stern and dating him also.  But that wasn't to be the case.  
So here is the show, if you would like to listen to it.  I was there, so no conspiracy theory for me dot com.

No chemtrails, no ufos, no illuminati.  Just Trance Music for everyone when times are tough and life seems hard.  Where there seems like there is no end to the injustice.