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Sunday night cookout fun!

Many guests have come to memorize our menu over the years.  We have developed and maintained a weekly format because it has proven to be a hit with both old and young alike.  Detailed recipes can be found in Treasure TroveWe are also happy to cook for your special need: Kosher, low fat, low cholesterol, low salt, low sugar, allergies; any dietary need is an invited culinary challenge.

The following is our typical weekly menu (subject to modification based on seasonality, and the Cook’s descretion).  All meals are “all you can eat!” - After all, You’re on vacation!

Select a weekday, or page down to browse the entire week!

Saturday     Sunday     Monday     Tuesday     Wednesday     Thursday    Friday

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Every Night....The Salad Bed - This is our antique hand carved youth bed which sits in the dining room of the lodge.  It is over 100 years old and belonged to the woman who raised me as our beloved housekeeper, Vera Ham.  She is the one person to whom I attribute my culinary skills - I learned at her knee.  Our daughter Courtney slept in this bed until she was five - At that time, Mrs. Ham was still with us, baking apple pies for Oak Cove guests at the age of 85.  We have since made this bed into a salad bar from which you may build your own salad from as many as 18 fresh ingredients.  We also make our own salad dressings which are served from an old Singer sewing machine cabinet at the foot of the bed. 

Ingredients:  Head lettuce, and special lettuces mixed-in including variety lettuces, and hydroponic leaves (such as oak, escarole, endive, dandelion, etc. grown in water with no soil).   Diced ingredients:  Carrots, celery, onions, green onions, cucumber, zucchini, tomatoes, green peppers, broccoli, mushrooms, red cabbage, garbonza beans, olives, cooked peas, sunflower seeds, bacon bits, raisins, croutons, grated cheddar cheese, hard boiled eggs, sprouts, four dressings, plus olive oil and wine vinegar. 

Luncheon Salad Bar - An assortment of luncheon salads are put out on the luncheon salad bed.  We often include many of the following:  *Tuna salad, *Chicken salad, Mixed tossed salad, Three bean salad, *Cole slaw, several varieties, *carrot/raisin salad, Jello molds, diet jello, puddings, maroni salad - several varieties, spaghetti salad, rice salad, several varieties, fruit salad, *Artichoke/hearts of palm salad, *Cucumber salad, *Pickled beets, *Waldorf salad, Egg salad, *Marshmallow/Mandarin salad, *Heavenly hash, *Broccoli salad, Potato chips, Peanut butter and jelly, sandwich bread.

 (* Denotes recipes found in Susan’s Treasure Trove Recipe Book )

Saturday Breakfast

French toast boats

(w/ Scrambled eggs, sausage)

Maple syrup

Fresh fruit / cantaloupe

Cereal bar

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

Sunday Breakfast

Saturday Lunch

Luncheon Salad Bar

Homemade Soup

Hamburger bar

Sandwich bar

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee

Sunday Afternoon Dinner

Saturday Night

 Salad Bed

Thin-sliced whole Roast Beef *

Mashed potatoes and rich brown gravy *

Buttered green beans w/ sliced almonds

Roasted cloves of garlic *

Fresh baked potato rolls

Butter and Promise margarine

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, milk, ice water)

Fresh baked homemade cakes & pies:*

Blueberry, cherry, peach, raspberry, raspberry/rhubarb, strawberry, bananna cream, whatever is in season.

Sunday Night Cookout

Fresh fruit cup, comprised of: (seasonal) Michigan blueberries, strawberries, banannas, grapes (red and green), honeydew melon, cantaloupe, peaches

Omlettes with choice of: Cheese, ham, bacon, sausage, spinach, onion, mushroom, broccoli, tomatoes, zucchini, yellow squash

American fried potatoes and onions

Hot cinnamon rolls

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

Salad Bed

Lasagna *

Garlic Bread *

Homemade chocolate cake *

Vanilla ice cream

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee, milk

Hot dogs and Polish sausage

Buns

Baked beans *

Potato chips

Sauerkraut *

Crudite’s and dip

Relishes

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, water)

Marshmallows and Watermelon

For Sunday dinner, we serve a larger meal than our regular lunch.  Continuing in the old tradition of sitting down to the family dinner after attending church, we make the dinner a little more formal than the other noon meals.  We have the full dinner salad bar and four of our homemade dressings.

The Sunday evening meal is an old time cookout with a bon fire under the Oak trees next to the beach. Though the side dishes are prepared ahead of time, each guest cooks his or her own hot dogs or Polish sausage.  The Sunday cookout is a nice opportunity for the guests to enjoy an American tradition and an occasion for all of us to get to know each other better.

Monday Breakfast

Pancakes, choice of blueberry or plain

Sausage links

Warm Maple syrup

Fresh fruit / cantaloupe

Cereal bar

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

Tuesday Breakfast

Eggs, scrambled or over-easy

American fried potatoes or hash browns

Bacon

Fresh fruit cup

Cereal bar

Toast, english muffins

Homemade Jellies, Jams

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

Wednesday Breakfast

Cold cereal bar

Fresh fruit (banannas, blueberries, cantaloupe)

Oatmeal with raisins

Plain oatmeal

Fresh baked oat bran muffins *

Bagels and cream cheese

Yogurt

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

Thursday Breakfast

French toast

Maple syrup

Cantaloupe

Cereal bar

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

Friday Breakfast

Eggs (scrambled / other)

American fried potatoes or hash browns

English muffins or toast

Fresh fruit cup

Cereal bar

Fruit juices, milk, coffee

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Monday Lunch

Luncheon Salad Bar

Beef and bean burritos

Macaroni and cheese

Raspberry bars * / chocolate pudding

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee

Tuesday Lunch

Luncheon Salad Bar

Homemade soups *

Sandwich bar (ham, turkey, smoked or regular, salami, tuna salad *, cheese, chicken salad *, lettuce, tomatoes, sliced raw onions

Dessert

PB & J

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee, milk

Wednesday Lunch

Luncheon Salad Bar

Hamburger bar (burgers, sliced onions, cheese, lettuce, sliced tomatoes)

French fries

Carrot sticks, celery, relish tray

Cole slaw

Dessert

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee, milk

Thursday Lunch

Luncheon Salad Bar

Pizza burgers * - Garden, pepperoni, ham & pineapple, plain cheese

Dessert

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee, milk

Friday Lunch

Luncheon Salad Bar

Taco bar (Taco meat, beef, refried beans, soft and hard Tacos, diced tomatoes, shredded cheeses, shredded lettuce, salsa, avocado guacamole, sour cream)

Dessert

Lemonade, iced tea, coffee, milk

Monday Night

 Salad Bed

Sliced ham baked in 7-up *

Scalloped potatoes with cheddar cheese on top

Green beans and butter

Fresh baked golden corn bread *

Homemade raspberry jam *

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, milk, ice water)

Fresh baked homemade cakes & pies:*

Blueberry, cherry, peach, raspberry, raspberry/rhubarb, strawberry, bananna cream, whatever is in season.

Tuesday Night

Salad Bed

Southern fried chicken *

Broccoli casserole *

Real mashed potatoes

Homemade Lemon chicken gravy *

Fresh baked biscuits and honey *

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, milk, ice water)

Homemade dessert

Wednesday Night

Salad Bed

Slow roasted Pork tenderloin *

Stuffing *

Hot spicy apple sauce *

Saurerkraut *

Mixed vegetables

Fresh baked biscuits *

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, milk, ice water)

Homemade dessert

Thursday Night

Salad Bed

Choice of two entree’s:

Fish Florentine * (Orange roughy filet on bed of spinach parmesan *)

Pepper steak * (beef slices in gravy with green peppers and onions)

Served over rice

Kashi *

Cooked carrots

Baked potato

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, milk, ice water)

Homemade dessert

Friday Night

Salad Bed

Choice of two entree’s:

Spaghetti and meatballs *

Chicken teriyaki *

Served over rice

Kashi *

Green vegetable

Garlic bread *

Beverages (iced tea, lemonade, coffee, decaf, milk, ice water)

Homemade dessert

Now - Let’s Eat!