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East Dulwich Supper Club Wednesday 15th October 2014 7pm Barry Road


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Hi all,


Just 4 seats left now for our famous pop up restaurant. Here for 1 night only in October!

Enjoy canap?s and a 3 course meal in our Industrial Kitchen on Barry Road in East Dulwich.


This months menu:


Canap?s and a welcome cocktail on arrival


Potted Ham with Caramelised Peppered Pineapple


Poached Fillet of Hereford Beef with Cauliflower Cheese Puree, Pomme Anna & Aromatic Beef Jus


Baked Plums with Brown Sugar Meringues & Yoghurt Panna Cotta


Volcano single origin, hand roasted, Fair-trade Guatemalan Coffee with a selection of Chocolates.


Bring your own wines to compliment the meal.


More details and the link for booking to be found on this page of our website;


http://www.suzannejames.co.uk/supperclub.asp


With best wishes, Suzanne


Suzanne James Catering

11B Barry Road

020 8693 6331

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