I love eating over Christmas and I am not going to feel bad about that.
The menu for February may seem like
a lot to take on, especially after a heavy Christmas period, but really, come
February, you’ll want an excellent night out to look forward to. And we say join
us at the Griddle griddleproject@gmail.com where you’ll have a jolly good old time (our neighbours think our social life is amazing) and will be very well fed indeed.
Be quick to book as we only have two
nights available:
Saturday 2nd
February and Saturday 23rd February.
February Menu
Suggested donation £25
To welcome you
Pear Warmer
Gentleman’s Relish on Toast
Kent Cheese Straws
To start you off
Sharing feast of: Rare Beef Salad, Mini Essex Onion Soup
Goats Cheese,
Blood Orange and Chicory
Another teaser
For the Brave: Bone Marrow, Cornichons, Rye Toast
For the not so Brave: Miniature Sausage Roll
The main event
8 Hour Slow Roast Shoulder of Pork, Baked Artichoke
and Apples, Steamed Kale
If you want more
Pear and Dark Chocolate Tart, White Chocolate Ice
Cream
If you still want more
Freshly
Ground Coffee, Assam Tea, Hazelnut Brittle
We’ve had some really fun nights fitting 12 of you in the dining room, so we are going to keep our configuration of two tables set like a squashed ‘L’ for a while... basically that means that you can come with 11 of your friends or meet lots of new random people.
I've just made the incredible Malbec sorbet for Saturday's griddle where 10 lovely guests will be dining at our table. I first had such a sorbet, though it was actually made with beaujolais at Paul Bocuse's restaurant near Lyon and it stayed with me until I finally made it last summer.
I've just made the incredible Malbec sorbet for Saturday's griddle where 10 lovely guests will be dining at our table. I first had such a sorbet, though it was actually made with beaujolais at Paul Bocuse's restaurant near Lyon and it stayed with me until I finally made it last summer.
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