Christmas Menu 2007


Lunch and evening bookings taken for the 1st to 22nd December 2007

£18.95 per person



Welcome to the Old Spot Christmas Menu

Dear Sir / Madam,

Click for larger picture Please find below our Christmas menu for your consideration. A booking form is available for printing here. A pre order and a £5 deposit will act as confirmation.

Bookings are being taken for lunch and dinner between 4-35 people.

Already bookings are coming in thick and fast so to avoid disappointment please book early.

Should you have any questions or specific dietary requirements don't hesitate to get in touch.

If you prefer, you may download a copy of the original menu in PDF format here.


Stephen Herbert


Christmas Menu Food Service Times

Weekdays & weekends:Lunchtimes and evenings
Outside these times can be available by appointment
Please ensure you book to avoid disappointment.





The Menu


Starters

CRAB AND AVOCADO SALAD
with a lemon and balsamic dressings

HOMEMADE CREAM OF TOMATO AND BASIL SOUP
served with crusty bread and butter

GOATS CHEESE AND BABY LEEK TARTLETS
with a chilli tomato salsa

GARLIC MUSHROOMS
pan fried with herbs, garlic and cream

ARBROATH SMOKIES
smoked haddock in cheese, mustard and white
wine sauce topped with crunchy potato




Main Courses

ROAST GLOUCESTERSHIRE TURKEY
locally sourced and served with all the trimmings

FILLET OF SEA BASS
served on a bed ofsmoked salmon and lemon risotto

VEGETABLE BIRIYANI
served with a balti sauce, riata and naan bread

PAN-FRIED CALVES LIVER
accompanied by a vegetable and bacon bubble and squeak

DOUBLE ROASTED OLD SPOT BELLY PORK
presented with a plum jus

STUFFED BREAST OF CHICKEN
with peppered boursin cheese and
served on a sweet pimento sauce



Desserts

LEMON MERINGUE PIE

CHRISTMAS PUDDING
served with brandy sauce

INDIVIDUAL APPLE CRUMBLE
served with double cream custard

WHITE CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE
with raspberry coulis

CHEESE AND BISCUITS


COFFEE AND SWEETMEATS




Please also see the following::
::  Food Menu
::  Wine Menu
::  Opening Times


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