Kashmiri cooking fuses the fine aromas of spiced sauces with hearty meat and vegetable ingredients to create dishes that will excite the palette and warm the bones. These dishes are centuries old and have evolved to perfectly marry the ingredients available in the region. Many recipes would have been cooked by travelling teams of herders or traders, crossing the mountains in the depths of winder as well as the height of summer.
These people would have carried only basic cooking equipment and would have turned to dishes like our famous Handi - a rich, aromatic stew of meat or poultry, vegetables and spices. It is cooked slowly over a fire in a covered clay pot. Starters
Served with salad & mint sauce
Rose of Kashmir Specials
Marinated in yoghurt with various spices, barbequed over a flaming charcoal clay oven on skewers and served with sauce of cream onions, tomatoes and spices.
Served with Pilau Rice, chips or Nan
Tandoori
Marinated in yoghurt with various spices, barbequed over a flaming charcoal clay oven on skewers and served with sauce of cream onions, tomatoes and spices.
Served with Salad, Vegetable Curry, Pilau Rice, chips or Nan.
Handi
Cooked with tomatoes, onion and green pepper, with a special Rose of Kashmir blend of spices and served with a coriander garnish. Handi is a traditional Kashmiri dish. Can be prepared: mild, medium or hot on request.
Massala
Marinated in yoghurt with various spices, barbequed over a flaming charcoal clay oven on skewers and served with sauce of cream onions, tomatoes and spices.
Served with Pilau Rice, chips or Nan
Biriani (Mild)
The ingredients are fried with spiced oil in coconut, sultanas, peeled almonds and rice and garnished with an omelette. The Biriani is ideal for those inexperienced in oriental cuisine, but can me served with a stronger sauces.
Includes a portion of Vegetable Curry.
Korma (Mild)
Very mild spices, cream, sultanas, almonds, powdered coconut are added to create a delicate flavour and creamy texture.
Malayan (Mild)
A preparation of mild spices with cream, pineapple and banana create the best of all mild curries.
Balti Dishes
These dishes are traditionally cooked with mostly fresh spices in a Balti dish (like a wok). We take it as our privilege to cook these dishes to your taste: mild, medium or hot.
Recommended with Nan Bread
Special Vegetable Balti
Cooked care and fragrant flavours as our other Balti dishes, but with special, vegetarian ingredients.
Recommended with Nan Bread
Bhuna (Medium)
A mixture of spices with onions, tomatoes and fried dhania.
Dupiaza (Medium)
Similar to Bhuna, briskly fried with plenty of onion, a touch of black pepper, ginger, garlic, fresh dhania, cinnamon, etc.
Karahi (Medium)
A medium strength dish, derived from the use of tomatoes, pimentos, onions and garlic, fried in ghee in a manner that produces a delicious taste.
Recommended with Nan.
Rogan Josh (Medium)
Derived from the use of tomatoes, pimentos, onions and garlic, fried in ghee in a manner that produces a delicious taste.
Medium Curry
Madras (Hot)
A combination of hot spices, tomato puree and lemon juice, fried in ghee with garlic. It is well known for its hot flavour.
Dansak (Hot)
Prepared with lentils, pineapple, lemon juice, fairly hot spices, fried together in ghee with garlic. This dish is well know for its delecacy.
Vindaloo (Hot)
Related to the Madras, but involving greater use of hot spices, tomato puree, ginger and black pepper.
Steaks
Served with onions, mushrooms, chips & fresh vegetables
English Dishes
Served with onions, mushrooms, chips & fresh vegetables
Sundries
Side Dishes
Desserts
Please ask about our menu of speciality desserts like Lalapalooza and Suspense.
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