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Delhi’s Finest ‘World Dining’

(cntd)

Travertino, Oberoi

Cuisine – Traditional and authentic Italian

Chef-in-charge – Heikkenen Tuomas

Sommelier – Angelo De Iola

Covers – 58

variety of fresh home made pastas

extensive cheese menu from various regions of Italy

most ingredients sourced from Italy

Limited vegetarian choices for lunch

A selection of Italian wine

Lunch – 2 course meal Rs 1250

3 course meal Rs 1650

 

Sample of dinner menu

Appetiser - Fresh blue crab salad meat wrapped in lettuce, steamed and served

with aromatic seafood stock (Rs. 700)

First course - Black strozzapreti pasta with fresh crabmeat, garlic and chilli. (Rs 750)

Main course - Roast rack and braised shank of lamb with aubergines, peppers and basil (Rs 1500)

Dessert - Apricot ganache with toasted hazelnut, passion fruit and olive oil dressing (Rs 375)

Wines

Whites from 3800 – 5800

Reds from 2340 – 18,000

 

The Italian way

Traditional Italian cooking makes very subtle use of sauce in a pasta

Pasta is a starter or the first course – never the main course

Only a fork is used to twist spaghetti – a spoon is not used in the process

Grated cheese is never sprinkled on pasta with garlic, extra-virgin olive oil, dried pepper flakes and parsley or basil – and never on spaghetti alla marinara

Cappuccino is a breakfast beverage!

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