Its back again, the annual taste of Lancashire six course taster menu. Join this two and a half hour journey into the taste of true Lancashire foods.
Course 1
Bury Black Pudding and Caramelised Apple Fritter, with fig and pear chutney
or
Smoked Lancashire Cheese and Scallion Fritter – With Fig and Pear Chutney (V)
Course 2
Lancashire Leek and Potato Soup – Garnished with chives, crème fraiche & crispy leeks (V)
or
Lancashire Oxtail Soup, scarlet red tomato jelly, heritage vegetables
Course 3
Morecambe Bay Potted Shrimp – With dill, pickled cucumber and micro salad and a side of locally sourced bread from Barnoldswick
Course 4
Roasted Rump of Bowland Lamb – With hot pot potato and cabbage confit, alongside a rosemary and madeira jus roti
or
Pendle Hill Witches Malkin Pie - with cabbage confit and a roasted beetroot jus (V)
Course 5
Manchester Tart, coconut and chocolate soil, strawberry and cream ice cream sourced from Garstang Walling’s
Course 6
Selection of locally sourced cheese and biscuits – served with Reedy’s local chutney
Spaces are limited to 40 guests, so book now to avoid disappointment. Pre orders to be placed 14 days prior.
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Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Ticket including overnight stay | £89.00 per ticket |
Tickets | £59.00 per ticket |
Tickets are non refundable
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