Showing posts with label An Evening in Kerala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label An Evening in Kerala. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Spice Route Supper Club joins Our Libatious Nature to pair Poultry Dishes from Kerala, India with Specialty Cocktails

The South isn’t the only region known for crazing over chicken … along the spice-rich coastline of Kerala in southern India, they are just as obsessed! On April 30 at 8 p.m., Asha Gomez, the Kerala and India native who prepares Spice Route Supper Club meals, has planned a luscious dinner around Kerala's poultry specialties. Nicky and Katruska of Our Libatious Nature, a blog dedicated to exploring and enjoying handcrafted cocktails, are partnering with Asha to incorporate specialty cocktails with the same spices used for centuries in Kerala cuisine.



The threesome have planned a five-course meal with cocktail pairings that includes: Asha's signature chicken stew with silky coconut broth and savory vattayappam steamed cake served with Pineapple Sour made with bourbon, almond syrup, Triple Sec, lemon juice, muddled pineapple, egg and a pinch of saffron; braised quail curry with classic Kerala flavors of red chiles, coconut oil, curry leaves and mustard seeds served with coconut rice and Cucumber Lassi made of gin, Thatcher's cucumber liqueur, milk, cilantro syrup, muddled cucumbers; Kerala fried squab served with freshly made griddle bread and Mad Mango made with muddled fresh mango, vanilla bean, ghost pepper-infused dark rum, light coconut milk, orange bitters and orange juice; Tellicherry pepper-crusted duck with guava chutney and kale thoren paired with Smoked Figs created with Old Monk rum, ghost pepper-infused vodka, Licor 43 vanilla liqueur, homemade fig preserves and star anise. The meal concludes with dessert of vanilla bean custard with mango and Asha's chai.



The dinner with drinks is $85 per person plus gratuity. Sign up and find out the exact northwest Atlanta location of this supper club. To receive invites to future Spice Route Supper Club events, send an email to spiceroutesupperclub@gmail.com.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

An Evening In Kerala

India has always been high on my list of places to visit, and, this Friday night, two Atlanta supper clubs, Spice Route Super Club and Dinner Party Atlanta, are coming together to bring a taste of India to us Atlantans. Specifically, An Evening in Kerala focuses on a traditional 21-dish vegetarian feast traditional in this part of the world. Comfortable clothes and easy-off shoes are a must for this evening of traditional music, dance, cuisine and unique cocktails.

Cocktail hour starts at 8 p.m. followed by dinner at 9 p.m. at the Grand Atrium at 200 Peachtree Street. Tickets are $100 each, and only a few seats are left so don't wait to buy your tickets. The event supports Raksha, a Georgia-based nonprofit organization that addresses social and protection issues within the metropolitan area's South Asian community.

Friday, February 4, 2011

It's Follow Friday; Meet our Tweep of the Week @spicerouteATL


Tweep of the WeekExploring other cultures is fascinating, and the Spice Route Supper Club (@spicerouteATL) is hot stuff when it comes to delving into the foods and cultures of Kerala and other Indian states.  We talked about their upcoming Kerala Supper Club event earlier this week. 

Follow their tweets and website to discover more fascinating opportunities and learn more!

Monday, January 31, 2011

Mark Your Calendars For An Evening in Kerala

Once known as the Malabar Coast, Kerala, India is better known for the harmony of diverse cultures and the treasure trove of spices grown there. Spice Route Supper Club and Dinner Party Atlanta are two supper clubs combining these intoxicating elements for An Evening in Kerala, featuring traditional music, dance, cuisine and unique cocktails on Friday, February 18. Dinner will be a 21-dish vegetarian feast usually experienced only on India's southern coast. Adding to mealtime authenticity, guests will sit on floor cushions and eat with their hands using traditional banana leaves. Wear comfortable clothes and easy-to-remove shoes! Cocktail hour starts at 8 p.m. followed by dinner at 9 p.m. The event is being held at the Grand Atrium at 200 Peachtree Street. Tickets are $100 each, and seating is limited so purchase now. The event supports Raksha, a Georgia-based nonprofit organization that addresses social and protection issues within the metropolitan area's South Asian community.