In my experience the eating habits of my Virgos are markedly different to those of our Leo friends.
They both want to look good at all costs. However, your typical Virgo eats practically and mostly for reasons of good health and well-being. Valuing cleanliness above everything else, being neat, tidy, and with a huge fear of filth and messiness, your Virgo generally doesn't actually cook. But if they do, it’s all a rather short order and short shrift affair. Shortcuts are definitely to order...
Delicously fresh, light and healthy Guacomole and Smoked Salmon Rolls.
Serve with BLOODWOOD's 2009 Chirac
More Virgoan health, lightness and welbeing in this nutritious salad.
(Only the one entree, dear).
Best served with Bloodwood's 2012 Riesling
Remember to vacuum any bread crumbs off the carpet...
Continuing on the theme of healthy, wise and well, as all good Virgos do, this main will continue the process of nourishing your guests, contributing to their overall good health and wellbeing.
Best served with Bloodwood's 2011 Shiraz * New
Italian Piave
Best served with Bloodwood's 2012 Pinot Noir* *New
Brush table cloth.
Also pop a quick load in the dishwasher while you unwrap dessert and the guests are otherwise occupied with cheese and fine Pinot Noir.
A delightful dessert, further contributing to your guests' very good health and spring zing.
Best served with Bloodwood's 2013 Silk Purse
Check lavatories for aberrations.
Serve tea and coffee with fine dark chocolate, Virgo's favourite.
Just one piece of chocolate each (or pretend to forget to serve them altogether ~ your guests will be the better for it in the long run; it's a good thing Virgo's know what's best for themselves, and for everyone else as well).
Also by now the table and kitchen should be perfectly spotless and sterile, for your guests' enjoyment and relaxation, not because you want them to leave yet!