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CHEF'S CORNER
Portage
Point Inn's restaurant is also open to the public
year round and offers quite a diversified menu. It's a busy place all
summer...and weekends during the off season. Many business dinners, holiday
parties, and receptions are held at the resort due to location, ambiance and the seating
capacity (est. 200). Yet cozy fireside dining for smaller groups is offered during
the winter and spring months. During the summer, a large breakfast buffet,
including omelet station, lunch, specialty buffet dinners as well as a limited dinner
menu selection is offered. During winter months, dining is limited to
weekends and include a breakfast buffet and dinner. House specialties are
prime rib, cashew crusted walleye, and a smoked white fish pate appetizer, and
many guests are delighted by the flaming Saganak Greek Kassari cheese.
While enjoying the dining room view across Portage Lake, Chef and his team will
transform a guest's fresh catch from the lake into a gourmet feast...a huge
family hit. Reservations are required year round, for guests, as well as the public.
Dietary or food allergy concerns:? The Portage
Point Inn team wants your stay to be enjoyable, so if you or a family
member has dietary concerns, our Chefs will try to assist. Contact us with a note at PPI via
info@portagepointinn.com
Chef invites you to try one of our guest favorites.
Check back on occasion for additional recipe offerings from the Portage Point
Inn Chefs.
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PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE |
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3# of cream cheese (whipped until smooth) |
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2 cups of sour cream, added while whipping
cream cheese |
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1 cup of whipping cream |
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2 cups of sugar |
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6 whole eggs |
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1 teaspoon of vanilla |
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1 can of pumpkin pie mix |
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Blend all ingredients till mixed
thoroughly, poor into formed graham cracker shell.
Bake till top of cheese cake cracks or lite golden brown (cool slowly)
add whipped topping shapped as little stars of whipping cream.
Sprinkle cinnamon and nutmeg and brown sugar lightly over
top.
Yields 2 regular size pies |
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