First making headlines with its "Colombian Asparagus" powder, now food design and events company Bubble Food has unveiled its Christmas menu. The winter wonderland reveals a selection of culinary masterpieces.
Alongside an extensive choice of canapés, bowl food and fine dining, it is debuting a molecular selection: an unprecedented gastronomic and sensory experience that aims to bring the "wow factor" to any gathering.
Festive fare is transformed into such works of art as Caviar and Cr?me Fraîche Eclairs; Turkey Roulade with Cranberry and Chestnut Stuffing; Thai Red Snapper and Mango Salad Served in Tear Drop Spoons; Beef Stewed in Christmas Beer; Green Tea and Chestnut Tiramisu and Individual Seasonal Trifle Shots.
Bubble Food’s master mixologists have been equally busy in the kitchen-come-laboratory, concocting an unparalleled range of traditional, contemporary and futuristic molecular cocktails. For something special, try the Mince Pie Soda, which sees home-baked mince pies treated to a fermentation process that transforms them into soda. Served with dry ice, to give the appearance of the cocktail being steaming hot, it is consumed by sipping through a straw.
Bubble Food has also announced its partnership with The House of St Barnabas this Christmas. Located on Greek Street in the heart of Soho, this Grade I-listed Georgian building, complete with its chandeliers, silk-lined walls and stunning rococo plasterwork, provides an elegant and evocative backdrop to any yuletide event.
What's more, the venue gives party planners an opportunity to give back; all profits support the charity's work providing refuge and accommodation for the homeless. For more information visit BubbleFood.com.
Festive fare is transformed into such works of art as Caviar and Cr?me Fraîche Eclairs; Turkey Roulade with Cranberry and Chestnut Stuffing; Thai Red Snapper and Mango Salad Served in Tear Drop Spoons; Beef Stewed in Christmas Beer; Green Tea and Chestnut Tiramisu and Individual Seasonal Trifle Shots.
Bubble Food has also announced its partnership with The House of St Barnabas this Christmas. Located on Greek Street in the heart of Soho, this Grade I-listed Georgian building, complete with its chandeliers, silk-lined walls and stunning rococo plasterwork, provides an elegant and evocative backdrop to any yuletide event.
