Come and join us for a feast of Middle Eastern food in the fabulous Cart Shed at Browsholme Hall. Join single professionals looking to enjoy great food and great company. A welcome drinking is included in the price but bring your own drinks to have with dinner.
I love Middle Eastern cuisine, far more than just ‘the land of milk and honey’ the region is rich in oils, spices, fruits and flowers and tonight we are bringing you a treasure box of ingredients.
Starters
Kuku sabsi - a Persian, very green herb omelette speckled with barberries to add a zing of sharpness. (Veg)
Homemade, silky hummus - in Egypt this dish is served as a poor man's breakfast, it's healthy, packed with flavour and delicious (shop bought hummus will never be the same again). (Veg) (GF)
Labneh - a Middle Eastern homemade soft cheese made from whole milk yoghurt, we are serving this with black sesame seeds, a sprinkling of za'atar and drizzled with an infused olive oil. They found evidence of Za’atar in Tutankhamun’s tomb (not this one I bought this one in a market in Tel Aviv!) (Veg) (GF)
Baba Ganoush - I have a secret ambition to get you to eat more aubergine and this is step one! (Veg) (GF)
Step two on the aubergine journey is a dish called pahi, not very Middle Eastern but a nod to one of my favourite Israeli born chefs Yottam Ottolenghi, this recipe is one of his. (Veg) (GF)
Big basket of breads. (Veg)
Main course
Turmeric and lemon roasted salmon - Turmeric is a spice that has been used to flavour food for thousands of years, paired with lemon this marinade lifts the salmon leaving it moist and succulent. This, quite by accident has turned into one of my signature dishes. (GF)
Chicken and date tagine - The tagine dates back to Harun al-Rashid an Islamic emperor and the dish makes an appearance in the novel One Thousand and One nights a collection of Middle Eastern Folk tales that brought us Ali Baba and Aladdin. Paprika, cinnamon, turmeric, ginger, saffron and honey are gently balanced to bring this dish to life. (GF)
Whole roasted cauliflower with a shabu shabu dressing – roasting does something magical to cauliflower and the addition of this tahini based dressing will impress even non vegetable eating diners. (Veg) (GF)
Served with rice and tabbouleh
Dessert
For pudding we have Chocolate and Halva Brownies served with a cardamom infused whipped cream.
Flavoured meringue kisses with whipped cream (there's always meringue!) (GF)
Time & Date
7:15pm Thu 18th Nov 2021
Number of guests
1-16 guests
Event type
Paid
Other Info Food Vegetarian Sharing/Family style menu House Rules Not suitable for children Permits smoking outside Has parking available Dress casually Drinks etc Bring your own
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Sue Cass
April 28, 2022
Fabulous food and lovely atmosphere
Sue Cass
April 28, 2022
Fabulous food and lovely atmosphere
Gilly Tattersall
April 28, 2022
All excellent. Punch flavours, great food, venue and atmosphere.
Gilly Tattersall
April 28, 2022
All excellent. Punch flavours, great food, venue and atmosphere.
Hayley Wellerd
April 23, 2022
Amazing
Hayley Wellerd
April 23, 2022
Amazing
Andrew Davies
April 23, 2022
Maria was fab, a perfect host, our first time and very welcoming
Andrew Davies
April 23, 2022
Maria was fab, a perfect host, our first time and very welcoming
Ruth Butterworth
March 29, 2022
What a wonderful evening! Lovely balance of personal connection and space to chat, and absolutely amazing food and drink! Thank you 😊
Ruth Butterworth
March 29, 2022
What a wonderful evening! Lovely balance of personal connection and space to chat, and absolutely amazing food and drink! Thank you 😊
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