The Farm to Plate X Plantonic Menu is more of a chance for vegetables to take revenge of their underestimated qualities compared to meat. The 9 course plant-based menu will at one point make you wonder if meat was ever present to produce those scrumptious flavours. Farm to Plate not only intent to impress with their culinary skills with plants but also cultivate love for plants with a complimentary bottle of Plantonic plant tonic with each cover for your greens at home. The celebration of the power of plants will last for 2 weeks starting from 22nd November 2021.
Farm to Plate x Plantonic 9 course menu |
Each cover will receive a bottle of Plantonic 4-in-1 plant fertilizing tonic |
Plantonic is the world's first 4-in-1 plant fertilizing tonic, a concoction that is designed to be a non-toxic fertilizer, soil revitalizer and also a natural pest repellent while preventing fungal infections and boosting plant immunity. A worthwhile bottle that cannot go wrong be it when fixing or nurturing your beloved greens.
Impeccable service at Farm to Plate |
Warm and aesthetically pleasing interior |
Chilled Tofu with Roasted Sesame and Ginger Shoyu
Truffles with Shiitake Dumpling and Crisp Leek
Skills of the chef |
Making the skin of dumpling at the right thickness |
Winter Vegetables and Spinach with Light Soy Broth
Seasonal vegetables are usually featured because they have used the season to their advantage to grow to their best and therefore, bringing the best qualities to the plate. Sourced from Japan, this sweet combination of pumpkin, snow pea and spinach is bound by light soy broth and a sprinkle of sesame which gives it a pleasant finishing.Yuba Tofu wrapped Julienne Vegetables with Japanese Taro and Hawthorn Berry
Creamy pumpkin filling |
Tamagoyaki Egg Omelette with Daikon Oroshi
Good culinary skills can heighten the worth of the humble egg to another level and you will witness it with this dish at Farm to Plate. The omelette is moist to the core with savoury liquid wetting your lips as you bite into the roll. With a small pile of daikon at the top, the egg is articulated even more.
Spanish Cauliflower with Lotus Root and Seasonal Vegetables
Get a lot of crunch from this dish of Spanish cauliflower, asparagus and sweet lily bulb. Fried lotus root daintily adds an interesting texture while the slight heat of pimenton pleasantly warms the mouth.
Farfalle Edamame with Fresh Basi Pesto and Pine Nuts
Anchor down the meal with some al dente pasta with the unctuousness of pesto sauce with occasional specks of edamame and pine nuts. The saltiness from the chese also peeks cleverly through the mount of pasta making it simply lip-smaking.
Roasted Black Sesame Ball
Yuzu Konyaku Jelly
Plate to Farm owner Chirs Chew who also owns a restaurant Le Sense at Damansara Kim enjoys explaining the techniques and how food is curated |
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