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At the traditional luncheon inside Statuary Hall at the U.S. Capitol after the presidential inauguration, The Obamas and Bidens join senators, House members, cabinet secretaries, former presidents, the Supreme Court justices and their spouses for lunch. 
  
 The menu is a tribute to American cuisine: 
  
  
  
 First Course: Steamed Lobster with New England Clam Chowder Sauce 
  
 Lobster tials 
  
 New England clam chowder 
  
 Sauteed spinach 
  
 Sweet potato hay 
  
 Bison 
  
 Butternut squash pur?e 
  
 Baby golden beets and green beans 
  
 Red potato horseradish cake 
  
 Strawberry preserve and red cabbage 
  
 Wild huckleberry reduction 
  
 Hickory Grilled Bison with Red Potato Horseradish Cake and Wild Huckleberry Reduction 
  
 Third Course: Hudson Valley Apple Pie with Sour Cream Ice Cream, Aged Cheese and Honey 
  
 Pie dough 
  
 Cinnamon cumble 
  
 Apples 
  
 Sour cream ice cream 
  
 Maple caramel sauce 
  
 Garnish 
  
 Artisan cheeses 
  
 A look inside the inaugural luncheon 
  
 Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., the head of the inauguration planning committee, said the meal was chosen by the spouses of a bipartisan group of House and Senate leaders. 
  
 "The effort was truly bipartisan," he said, jokingly saying that no one party can be blamed if they don't like the meal. ||||| First Lady Michelle Obama kept up with her husband stride for stride on Monday, smiling brightly as they proceeded through a second inauguration ceremony chock full of pageantry. But that doesn't mean that she was entertained by all of the day's events. 
  
 At one point during the Inauguration Day luncheon, President Barack Obama leaned behind his wife to talk with Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio), who was seated to the first lady's left. When Boehner replied, he tapped Michelle Obama as if to see if she agreed with his response. After a brief back-and-forth between the president and the speaker, the look the first lady gave suggested that she didn't. 
  
 While there may have been some disagreement in that exchange, the president later gave short remarks, claiming that his wife and Boehner had agreed that he should keep it quick. 
  
 "Michelle and the speaker of the House came to a meeting of the minds that I may be delaying the proceedings too much," Obama said. "And so I'm just going to be extraordinarily brief and say thank you." 
  
 (Watch video of the encounter above) ||||| Published on 
  
 Michelle Obama Rolls Her Eyes at John Boehner at the Inauguration Day luncheon. Boehner was a guest at the White House for coffee before the ceremony, during which a lot of people noted that he looked like he could use a smoke break. Maybe he did on the way to the lunch, but the First Lady looks like she could use a break from all this quality time with the Speaker of the House: ||||| On Monday afternoon, President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden offered toasts during the inaugural luncheon. The president noted that while there were “profound differences” among those in the room, he was thankful for everyone’s service. 
  
 Before Obama spoke, Biden reflected on past luncheons, appreciating the way the bring everyone together. “It really is the place where we get together in a different way than every other time we gather,” he said, also remarking, “I used to enjoy this lunch more than anything we did in the Capitol.” 
  
 He ended on a light-hearted note, toasting a “man who never, never, never operates out of fear, who always operates out of confidence” — eliciting laughs when he added that he was referring to Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY). 
  
 For his part, Obama spoke directly to Biden, congressional leaders, and all other members of Congress to offer a “thank you” for their service to “try to advance the cause progress in this country.” He specifically noted the sacrifices made my those in his Cabinet. 
  
 “I recognize that democracy is not always easy,” Obama remarked, expressing confidence that they can act in a way that makes a difference. About the presidency itself, he commented on its irony: “The longer you are there, the more humble you become.” 
  
 The president ended with a toast to First Lady Michelle Obama. “There is controversy about the quality of our president,” he said, “no controversy about the quality of our first lady.” 
  
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Michelle Obama is getting a little attention after today's inaugural luncheon. Sitting between President Obama and John Boehner, the first lady seemed to roll her eyes at the House speaker—not once but twice, reports the Huffington Post (here's the video). And President Obama may have touched on the friction during his short remarks: "Michelle and the speaker of the House came to a meeting of the minds that I may be delaying the proceedings too much," he said. "And so I'm just going to be extraordinarily brief and say thank you." But the president kept joking aside when he ended with a toast, Mediaite reports: "There is controversy about the quality of our president," he said, "no controversy about the quality of our first lady." He also remarked that "democracy is not always easy," and "the longer you are there, the more humble you become." The menu, however, seemed less humble: Washington's finest started with lobster tails, moved on to hickory-grilled bison, and ended with desserts including artisan cheeses. CBS has the full menu.