London event mixes the best of Brazilian and Indian cuisines

0

Have you ever thought of two of the most delicious cuisines in the world mixed together?

Well, the dream is about to come true this September. BrazIndian Supper club offers a special menu thought by Chef Luciana Berry, Chef Pratibha and Chef Jorge Baumhauer da Silva.

According to the hosts, the creative concept of the event is a fusion of Brazilian cuisine from Northern Brazil (Pará and Bahia states) and Eastern India. Three places with similar tropical ingredients used in different and exotic ways.

Now take a look at this mouthwatering menu:

Welcome drink:

  • Passionfruit, crushed ice, sugar and “cachaça” – sugarcane spirit

Amuse bouche:

  • Lamb samosas with sweet and sour tamarind sauce
  • Mini pork cheek with buttery fried polenta.
  • Bread fruit bomba, stuffed with crab meat served with fresh Brazilian chilli and Coriander sauce

Starters:

  • Chayote spaghetti with smoked prawns, peanut and fresh chilli
  • Fermented rice and lentil pancakes served with garlic and coconut dressing
  • Tuna Nikkei Ceviche
  • Aji amarrilio and yuzo nikkei tiger’s milk
  • Nori, Spring onion, mirin, miso,orange peel

Main courses:

  • Pan fried seabass served with prawn stew served with ginger, lime and spring onion salsa
  • Spicy Bengali mutton curry served with flaky puffed bread
  • Amazonian okra and dried shrimp curry

Dessert:

  • Tart Tatin with Indian and Brazilian fruits and spices

Sounds delicious, doesn’t it? So come and find out what Brazilian and Indian cuisine have in common!

When: September 15 – 17, from 7pm to 11pm

Where: 51 Marlborough Hill, Flat 2, NW80NG, London

Price: £45 per head and BYOB (bring your own booze)

For more information on the event click here.

Share.

About Author

BBMAG is the only London-based bilingual publication specialised in Brazilian and Latin American lifestyle. BBMag is free to all UK based readers ensuring that all our sponsors and advertisers benefit from 100% awareness to our given distribution audience made up of governments and establishments, industry organisations, bars and restaurants, arts centres, schools, cinemas, theatres, shows, festivals, events’ venues and many more...