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Recommended Meals – April

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011

Well the build up to long days of sunshine are upon us! Out with the old and in with the new. So let us recommend April’s favourites at Britannia Spice.

Starter – Prawn Sweet & Sour Puree

Keeping all things light in mind, our recommended meal starts of with a Prawn Sweet & Sour Puree – a delicious puffed bread encasing the very best of selected prawns, cooked in a unique blend of special spices. Our pictures do not lie, it really is a tasty treat to start of any meal at Britannia Spice.

Main – Chicken Ceylon

This is then followed on by our Main course of Chicken Ceylon. An assembly of tenderly cooked chicken pieces, fused with a wonderful array of special spices, some hot red chilli and a dash of coconut. A key and very hot traditional Sri Lankan curry.

Side Dish – Brinjal Bhajee

Enjoy your main meal with a more delicate side dish of Brinjal Bhajee. The eggplant, or widely known Aubergine is cubed and pan fried. Then mixed with onions, tomatoes and spices to create an infusion to reawaken your tastebuds.

Rice – Pilau Rice

Enjoy all of the above with Britannia Spice’s flavoursome and popular Pilau Rice and choicest Garlic Nan.

Bread – Garlic Nan

Recommended Meals – August

Saturday, August 28th, 2010

Here at the Britannia Spice Indian Restaurant, we know that with so much on offer on the menu how difficult it can be to choose a perfect meal. Each month we’ll suggest some menus that we think will let you taste some of the best we have on offer.

This month’s menu is a chicken feast – and we’ve gone with a dish from the main menu for a starter – just ask your waiter.

Starter – Badami Murgh Tikka

Britannia Spice - Badami Murgh Tikka

For starters – Badami Murgh Tikka – named after a beautiful district of India is chicken marinated with yoghurt, the smooth taste of almond as well as a selection of spices before being cooked to perfection in the tandoor. A beautiful rich flavour to start any meal.

Main Course – Ginger Murgh

Britannia Spice - Ginger Murgh

For your main course, we recommend the Ginger Murgh with a side dish of Aloo Gobi, some lemon rice and a garlic naan.

Britannia Spice - Aloo Gobi

Beautiful citrusy basmati rice, lovely buttery garlicky fluffy naan and the classic potato and cauliflower dish of aloo gobi are the perfect accompaniment to the Ginger Murgh. The Murgh is choice cuts of tender chicken marinades and cooked in the tandoor. It is wrapped in a spicy gingery sauce giving it a lovely warm flavour and garnished with the sharpness of fresh coriander.

Britannia Spice - Lemon Rice

All in all a perfect menu – and a meal that we are confident that you will enjoy.

Britannia Spice - Garlic Nan