STARTERSNon Vegetarian Starters
Vegetarian Starters
Lamb Dishes
King Prawn Dishes
Biriani Dishes Once again the Biriani Dishes were cooked for the great Moghul rulers by their inventive chefs. We cook our Biriani dishes in steamed basmati rice with cardamon powder, saffron, spices and garnish. Served with a vegetable curry
Duck Dishes
Captains Choice
Poultry
Chefs Special
Salmon Dishes
Sea Bass Dishes
From the Tandoor (Clay Oven) The dishes below are marinated in an aromatic spice laced yoghurt overnight, then threaded on a skewer and cooked in a hot charcoal clay oven. Choose from any of the dry dishes below which are accompanied with salad and chutney
Tandoor Masala A modern classic sauce invented by Indian cooks for the British taste, not unlike the older colonial style dishes. Here at POSH we create our own unique sauce of masala gravy marinated with mango puree, almond powder, cream and a hint of saffron. Quite simply mouth-watering!
Vegetarian Main Dishes
Vegetable Side Dishes Many Indians like the Gujaratis are vegetarians, but the British were not! Therefore, most vegetable dishes were traditionally Indian. They were most commonly eaten by the British as a side dish to meat. Whether you are a vegetarian or not these wonderful dishes are equally good as an accompaniment or a main course.
Rice
Breads and Sundries Most Indian roti is unleavened and will be eaten at every meal. The base is generally wheat flour called 'ata' or 'makki ka ata'. They are sometimes fried (poori) or dry cooked on a heavy metal plate or pan (tava). Roti are wonderful on their own or superb with many dishes, especially dipped in the rich sauces! Chaaval (Rice) has always been an important part of Indian food. It grows extremely well in Northern India near the Himalayan Mountains, because of a plentiful supply of melt water. Basmati is the variety grown and has a beautiful perfumed aroma with fine, long grains.