You've heard us talk all about the core of the thirthythousanddollarmillionaire so we figured it's time to show you just what we're talking about. DPs. Dinner parties are the heart of what makes 30Km so fabulous because when it comes down to it, getting together with your favorite people, good libations and great food is worth more than millions. Trillions, even.
Last Tuesday we had our 30KM kick-off (although we've been dp-ing for almost a year, just sans blog) and it was great! We gathered at Chez Shrock-Mannies around 8 and started things off right with a few glasses of wine and some Mexican beer. For apps we had our signature goat cheese and marinara, courtesy of Down Town Marge (DTM), and sushi fresh from Kona Jack's own, Queenie (Ryan).
From there we ventured up to the top patio of the house, caught up on the weekly happenings and snapped a few photos (thanks, Haley!) so we could share them with you, our lovely readers. By the time we had our mini photo sesh and polished off ALL the sushi, it was time for the main event.
Cue: salt-crusted fish. Our main entree of the night was Salt-Crusted Walleye, which you can read all about in Wednesday morning's post. The fish was accompanied by a fresh and sassy Mexican Bean salad that Chris made and Fruit Salad via Karlie.
We would be ungracious if we didn't mention how great our photographer, Haley, was! She was a blast to be around and totally captured the fun. THANK YOU
HALEY! Check her out, she is so very talented!
All in all, it was a GREAT time! We cheers'd so many times to our happiness that my arms got a workout. Now
that is the sign of a good evening. We've included some photos for your enjoyment!
Welcome to the DP
Mags and Karz enjoying cocktail hour
DTM and the signature Goat Cheese & Marinara
Digging into the the marinara and sushi
Cocktail hour done right, Cas on the prowl
Fish preparation
Fish completion
Chris' Mexican Bean Salad goodness
Karlie prepping the fruit
Matt doing a fabulous job at what we like to call the "the 30k creep"
Mmmmmmm
Cheers, to good friends and good food!P.S. Want to know more about the millionaires? Every week we'll feature a different thirtythou contributer and pick their brain on their favorite cheap thrills as well as their insights on love life and living each day one deal at a time!
Last night, I visited the Corner Wine Bar, located in the heart of Broad Ripple Village. What an awesome place for a low key yet high class evening. We selected a bottle of wine off of the "managers bin special." The manager selects a couple of different wines and prices them at $20/bottle. Super affordable if you're into trying new wines. Our waiter suggested a Pinot, which was stellar. The women next to us were digging into the fruit and cheese plate ...which looked so fresh and scrumptious. I would highly recommend the Corner Wine Bar for a chill night with friends. Their summer menu looked incredible. Oh, and they have an awesome outdoor patio for those moonlight summer nights. I can't wait to head back and dig into their summer menu!
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