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An Evening of Rare Whisky and 
Fine Indian Food
with Cyrus Todiwala

 

Thursday, 16th August  2012 at 7pm
Only £65 per person

Scotch Whisky is many an Indian's favourite tipple, and so is the perfect match for gourmet cuisine from the marvellous Subcontinent. Fine whiskies have for many years complemented the food of India, their elegant yet robust flavours bringing out the best in the most sophisticated Indian food. 


Join us and the venerable Scotch Malt Whisky Society for a lively Evening of Rare Whisky and Fine Indian Food with Chef Patron Cyrus Todiwala. Cyrus has created 3 magnificent courses, and the Society has provided 4 drams (one to be enjoyed with our welcome canapes) to demonstrate the magic behind the pairing of gourmet Indian  food with some of the world's best whiskys. No names, just descriptors. Namaste! 

  

Book now by calling Cafe Spice Namaste on
020 7488 9242 or email us at
info@cafespice.co.uk
 

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 'Menu for Parsee New Year'
Monday, 13th - Saturday, 18th August 

On Saturday, 18th August, we celebrate our Parsee New Year. Chef Cyrus and Pervin invite you to enjoy a 4-course set menu available throughout the week before, with dishes to reflect the very best of their Parsee heritage. An introduction for some, a new favourite cuisine for others, this is sophisticated cooking, filled with pleasant surprises.
 

1st COURSE

MACHCHI NO SAAS NAY KHICHDI  

Parsee style fillet of fish in a creamy hot sweet and sour sauce served with soft rice and mung bean khichree.  with  KHEEMA PURR EEDU
Curried minced lamb, topped with a whole egg and steamed.
 

 

2ND COURSE

 JARDALOO MA SALI NI MURGHI NAY ROTLI   

Diced chicken simmered gently in a whole spice infused onion and tomato-based gravy cooked with organic Hunza apricots which give its unique, most desirable flavour, served topped with straw potatoes and accompanied with chappati. 

 

MAIN COURSE

 

DAHI MA GOS NO PALAV NAY MASALA NI DAAR   

An old fashioned lamb pulao favourite, which can trace our history back to Persia...where we originally came from! The lamb is marinated ever so lightly in yogurt and spices and partly cooked, then blended with rice and steamed. Served with pureed mixed lentils flavoured with tamarind and raw cane sugar and sizzled with cumin and garlic.

 

DESSERT 

LAGAN NU CUSHTAR NAY PUSTA NI KULFI

Traditional Parsee wedding custard made by the gentle reduction of milk, blended with eggs, flavoured with rose, cardamom, nutmeg  and vanilla, then baked.
Accompanied with a mini Pistachio
Kulfi.

 

£35 per person


For more information and to make a booking, email 
 

  Cafe Spice Namaste
 16 Prescot Street, London W1 8AZ
Tel 020 7488 9242 
Fax 020 7488 9339

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'Good food, excellent service and no tourist trap'
TripAdvisor Review
July 2012