Many many thanks to all those lovely people who came, ate, smiled and left, whilst smiling some more. I too was left smiling, admittedly slightly slumped in a chair with a glazed over look in my eyes and nursing half an armagnac, but smiling none the less!!
The vegetarian supperclub was so much fun, it was such a treat not to use meat but to really get excited about vegetables and to be creative with them, playing with textures & combinations and, despite the recent snow, still attempting to use mainly British produce. I should note that the risotto was something I tasted when working with Ben Spalding, and really wanted to recreate it!!
This was the menu:
This was the menu:
“Crude
et tu”
Carrot
Sticks cooked in Carrot Juice
Parsnip
Sticks cooked in Cumin Milk
Pickled
Potatoes
Jerusalem
Artichoke Soup with Rustic Almond Pesto
Clapton
Sourdough, Kimchi Sourdough, Raw Butter
Salamagundi
17th
Century Salad with a 21st Century Twist
Vacherin
Risotto
With
Barbecued Cucumber Juice Vinaigrette
Ode
to a Cauliflower;
Spiced
& Roasted, Pureed with Brown Butter & Romanesco
With
Apple & Cumin
Ode
to a Beetroot;
Marinated,
Chutneyed, Crumbed & Wilted Leaves
With
Goats Cheese Brulee
Fennel
and Lemon Thyme Palate Cleanser
Chocolate
Delice with Passionfruit Curd
Popcorn
Pudding with Vanilla Salt Popcorn
Dark
Chocolate and Lime Leaf Truffles
As we've just done two weekends back to back, therefore two blog posts back to back, i'll keep this one sweet and short. I think Kat is looking forward to having the flat back for a slightly longer period this time, deservedly so me thinks. Anyone who has been to the last three nights can vouch for her amazingness, she is.
Next events are booked for 15th and 16th February, then its the 15th & 16th March, awesome, plus i've got a brunch pop up at Cakey Muto this coming Sunday (3rd Feb) so get down to Chatsworth Road Market and pop in and say hi!
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