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Evening SeriesEvening on the IsleFloribbean Fusion ![]() Reservations available from 5:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Events are held in the Commodity Council Room, 154 Eckles Hall. Oct. 20, 2009 "Floribbean" is a term used to describe the area of the Caribbean and the surrounding lands including Florida and parts of Central America. This location is comprised of cultural influences and withstanding traditions brought to it by immigrants including freed African slaves, Native Americans, Native Latin Americans, Mediterraneans, Central Americans, and Asians. With this elaborate concoction of cultural diversity the links to the past start with each peoples homeland and end in today's Floribbean paradise. The cuisine of the Floribbean is comprised primarily of fresh ingredients stemming from the lush vegetation and plentiful ocean-life available in the region. The bold flavors of citrus, seafood, poultry, and tropical fruits along with a blend of fresh herbs and spices are deeply rooted in the essence of the Floribbean fare. Invoking the traditional Floribbean values of simple, bold, and fresh flavors we formulated a menu that used authentic recipes from Florida and the Caribbean, and incorporated native ingredients and techniques for preparation of the meal. Floribbean FusionDead Mans Chest* Hearts of Palm Jerk Pork Tenderloin* Mango Cream Puff |
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