The food menus for this year’s Pub in the Park Drive in Garden Party in Henley have been revealed.
Organised by Marlow-based chef Tom Kerridge, the three-day festival will take place in Henley from September 4 to September 6, with dishes by Tom as well as other Michelin starred chefs Atul Kochhar and Paul Ainsworth being on show.
The menus are as follows:
Kerridge’s Bar & Grill Garden Party Menu
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Salt baked Cornish new potatoes & summer truffle, aged parmesan sauce - £6
Picnic box menu - £30
Farmhouse roll with Jersey Cultured butter
Starter: Kerridge’s Bar & Grill Salmon Gravadlax, crème fraiche, dill pickles, seeded lavache cracker
Some of the food that will be on offer
Main: Chipotle BBQ Glazed Brisket, Smoked Sweet Potato Mash, Garlic Baby Gem, Sweetcorn Relish
Dessert: Black Forest Cheesecake
Sweet treat: Caramelised White Chocolate Pebble
The Mariners by Paul Ainsworth
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Cornish Pasty, Red ruby beef skirt, Cornish butter puff pastry, proper piccalilli - £10
The Mariners Meal - £30
Sourdough Baguette, Hand patted Cornish sea salt butter
The Mariners Ploughman’s: Sausage roll, two-year-old Davidstow cheddar, cassis-pickled onions, prosciutto crudo, piccalilli
Cornish Tamworth Pork Belly: Cabbage, bacon and sage stuffing, cider apple sauce, crackling
Sticky Cornish Fudge Cake: Muscovado sauce, Cornish clotted cream
Final Treat: White chocolate and passion fruit butterscotch
Atul Kochhar Menu
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With Vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options available too
Chicken Tikka Kathi Roll. Classic Chicken Tikka with Red Onion Salad in a Wrap with Mint & Coriander Chutney - £10
Paneer Tikka Kathi Roll. Tandoor Grilled Paneer with Red Onion Salad in a Wrap with Mint & Coriander Chutney - £10
For more information please visit www.driveingardenparty.com.
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