TANDOORI - FROM OUR CLAY OVEN
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It is thought
that the nomadic armies of Gengis Khan introduced tandoori cooking
to India. The tandoor a vat shaped charcoal fired receptacle made
of clay, used for baking bread or cooking meat, loosely describes
the idea of a Mongolian barbecue. Our tandoori preparations, based
on Kashmiri recipes, are marinated overnight in yogurt with garlic,
ginger, fresh coriander and selected ground spices before being
skewered and charcoal cooked. Served with stir fried onions and
capsicum.
| Tandoori Murgh |
£5.95
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| Half tender chicken with scented herbs |
| Chicken Tikka |
£5.95
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| Aromatic diced tender chicken in light spices |
| Lamb Tikka |
£5.95
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| Filleted lamb in sharp spices |
| Sheek Kebab |
£5.45
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| Delicately seasoned rolled minced lamb |
| Tandoori Lamb Chops |
£5.95
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| Half
tender chicken with scented herbs |
| Stick Prawns |
£8.45
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| Tender lamb chops in sharp spices |
| Tandoori Mix Platter |
£9.45
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| Assortment of tandoori preparations - tandoori murgh, chicken tikka,
lamb chop & stick prawn |
| Paneer Tikka |
£5.95
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| Suitable for vegetarians - Cubes of curd cheese in pungent herb
& spices |
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Salad
Accompaniment to tandoori dishes
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£1.25
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DISHES FROM THE BRITISH RAJ
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After
200 years of domination the British Raj left its mark on the
cuisine of India. Recipes were frequently tampered and the
Raj intuitiveness produced wonderful concoctions that are
even popular today. We present to you the very best of these
British inventions.
| Murgh Jalfrezi |
£5.45
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| A Raj invention of diced chicken (murgh) stir fried hot (jalfrezi)
with fresh green chillies, shredded onions and capsicum &
a touch of lemon |
| Country Captain |
£6.45
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| The Raj's most celebrated chicken dish named after remote
area British Army Captains. Diced barbecued chicken sauteed
in aromatic spices with onions, chillies, almond & raisins.
Laced in special tamarind sauce of an old, secret Indian recipe |
| Lamb Tikka Jhalfry |
£6.45
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| A Mogul dish developed by the Raj as a way of using up Sunday
roast. Lamb Tikka stir fried in hot (jhal) spices with green
chillies, onions, capsicum and lemon juice. |
| Fish Molee |
£6.95
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| A true Raj dish of delicately flavoured fish simmered in
coconut milk.& fresh chillies |
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PERSIAN
DISHES
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Since
the Mogul invasion of 1556 and subsequent influence on the
cuisine of India, other Persian settlers, of late, have also
made contributions. Notably the Parsees with Dansak &
Patia both hot, sweet, & sour the former with lentils
and highly scented fenugreek and the latter a drier dish with
a tomato tang.
| Chicken or Lamb Dansak |
£5.45
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