‘A Life in Spice’ – Diwali Dinner

Location Cinnamon Kitchen City
Date 2nd November
Time 7pm
‘A Life in Spice’ - a series of intimate events which celebrates the incredible journey of The Cinnamon Club over the last two decades. The final event of the ‘Life in Spice’ series is dedicated to celebrating Diwali, the festival of light. At Cinnamon Kitchen City, we also call it 'the festival of flavours'! In India, festivals are marked by wearing new clothes, visiting special places, decorating the whole house, having fun with loved ones and – of course - eating plenty of delicious food! Diwali is a time to celebrate the simple joys of life, to renew commitment to friendship and to reaffirm hope. Raju Ramachandran, Head Chef of Cinnamon Kitchen City, Hari Nagaraj and Surendra Nathawat have created this delicious twelve dish menu, which will feature Pomfret Amritsari, Punjabi-style fried pomfret darnes with red chilli and garlic; tandoori rabbit tikka with soola spices, kachri chutney; and main courses of Sri Lankan style chicken curry with pandan leaf and spices and Poosanikkai mor kulambu – red pumpkin with buttermilk and spices served with South Indian coriander rice, Vegetable kootu and Missi roti. For those with a sweet tooth, indulge in coconut ladoo, semolina kheer and the Bengalese speciality of Sandesh. Indian festivals are incomplete without rice kheer!

‘A Life in Spice’ – a series of intimate events which celebrates the incredible journey of The Cinnamon Club over the last two decades.

The final event of the ‘Life in Spice’ series is dedicated to celebrating Diwali, the festival of light. At Cinnamon Kitchen City, we also call it ‘the festival of flavours’!

In India, festivals are marked by wearing new clothes, visiting special places, decorating the whole house, having fun with loved ones and – of course – eating plenty of delicious food!

Diwali is a time to celebrate the simple joys of life, to renew commitment to friendship and to reaffirm hope.

Raju Ramachandran, Head Chef of Cinnamon Kitchen City, Hari Nagaraj and Surendra Nathawat have created this delicious twelve dish menu, which will feature Pomfret Amritsari, Punjabi-style fried pomfret darnes with red chilli and garlic; tandoori rabbit tikka with soola spices, kachri chutney; and main courses of Sri Lankan style chicken curry with pandan leaf and spices and Poosanikkai mor kulambu – red pumpkin with buttermilk and spices served with South Indian coriander rice, Vegetable kootu and Missi roti.

For those with a sweet tooth, indulge in coconut ladoo, semolina kheer and the Bengalese speciality of Sandesh. Indian festivals are incomplete without rice kheer!

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