An Artist's Rendering
Wine Down Dinner
with Chef Steve Fratto

6:30pm Sparkling Reception

In conjunction with the Osceola Art Festival celebration on Broadway, the heart of Kissimmee's Downtown, Signature's Friday Wine Down Dinner will celebrate Spanish Artists. A number of great artists have lived and worked in Spain. Among the most famous are El Greco, Diego Velasquez, Francisco Goya, Salvador Dali, and Pablo Picasso, one of the most prolific artists in history and a major figure in 20th century art. Chef Steve Fratto has used each artist as an inspiration for individual courses in our "An Artist's Rendering Wine Down Dinner."

Pablo Picasso 1901 - 1905 Blue Period Seared Flat Iron Steak Served Blue on Roasted French Pied Blue Mushrooms and Lyonaisse Peruvian Blue Potatoes

Francisco Goya, considered the 18th Century's foremost painter and etcher of Spanish Culture, was born in Zaragoza Spain. A typical dish of the area: Rolled Breast of Chicken Topinade on Braised White Beans and Cured Ham

Salvadore Dali is called the greatest Surrealist artist. This salad captures his bizarre dream imagery in shape changes. Poached Egg Pouch with Cubed and Stacked Vegetables on a Bed of Microgreens

Diego Velasquez is known for his Tavern Scenes: Mojito Shooter

El Greco, the first great genius of Spanish painting produced a succession of magnificent alterpieces for churches in Toledo: Sea Bass Steamed in Parchment with Spanish Rice and Vegetables

Illustrious Modern Spanish painter Joan Miro lived mainly in and around his native Barcelona: Cinnamon Ice Cream on Warm Torrijas Barcelona