Cabrera's Champions Dinner
What's on the menu at this year's Champions Dinner?
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As you probably already know, the reigning Masters Champion hosts a dinner for all past winners on the eve of the tournament. The champ gets to design the menu himself and most of those lucky enough to get the chance to do this opt for a feast that reflects their national or local identity. Today, details have arrived in the media centre of Angel Cabrera's choice. Here's what Tiger and co. can look forward to on Wednesday night:
Starter
Grouper Ceviche over Plantain Chips
Main
Empanadas de Carne y Pollo (beef and chicken turnovers)
or
Grilled Argentina Style Rib Eye Steak
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Sides
Mashed Potatoes
Roast Cipollini Onions
Grilled Asparagus
Desert
Panaqueque de Dulce De Leche (Caramel Crepes with Vanilla Ice Cream)
We have also just received a forecast for the week. Apart from showers late on Thursday afternoon (there is a chance of lightening then too), the forecast is superb. Sunny and warm with light winds.

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