Special
Menus from 17th Aug 2010
From
17th Aug 2010, Coriander Leaf and Screening Room restaurants are offering
special menus, where 20% of proceeds go towards the flood relief effort.
Priced at $60++ and $120++ per person, the restaurants aim to implore
assistance from restaurant goers to select these menus and help rebuild
lives whilst dining out. Everyone can provide assistance in their own
way, even while they are having dinner on a celebratory night or entertaining
clients. Client entertaining does not come to a standstill during world
disasters and companies are always struggling to find ways to fulfill
their Corporate Social Responsibility. Through these menus the Coriander
Leaf Group offer companies a way to contribute back towards society whilst
entertaining.
Menus
- Coriander Leaf
l Screening Room
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Pakistan
Flood Relief Event on 1st Sep 2010
On
Wednesday, 1st September, there will be a fund raising event hosted
at Screening Room, from 6.00pm to 8.30pm. Screening Room is sponsoring
the event and 100% of all proceeds will be donated to Mercy Relief
(www.mercyrelief.org),
a Singapore based charity, which is actively engaged in providing
emergency supplies and clean water to affected communities.
Involved members of the community and representatives of Mercy Relief
will be available to share their experience firsthand. Mahboob Mahmood,
who has been working on a plan for the economic regeneration of
Swat Valley, will make a presentation on Swat: The Taliban, the
Flood and Beyond.
In addition, there will be an Art Exhibition displaying the beauty
and potential of Pakistan. The
Drawing Room Art Gallery will be showcasing a collection of
works by contemporary Pakistani artists and a portion of the proceeds
from the sale of the art works will be donated to Mercy Relief.
There will also be a silent auction of interesting items not to
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Madagascar
Ruby and Sapphire Earrings sponsored by Zaggi |
Hand
woven Pakistani carpets sponsored by Lotto Carpets |
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We
look forward to seeing you, as we unite together in making a difference...
Together
we can rebuild lives.
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Pakistan Flood Relief
2010
$60++ South Asian Menu
20% of proceeds will go towards
the Pakistan Flood Relief
Appetizer
Curried Chickpeas in Mini Puris w/ tamarind chutney
Potato Cutlets . tomato chutney
Main Course
Tandoori Chicken
cucumber-yoghurt relish, mint chutney
& butter naan
OR
Fish Molee
Sea Bass in ginger-coconut broth . pickled carrot relish . butter
rice
OR
Koussa Mahshi - Vegetable Medley of Courgette, Red Pepper &
Aubergine
herbed rice & chickpea stuffing . tomato - mint broth
Dessert
Muhalabiah
creamy milk pudding . fresh fruit compote . orange blossom infusion
Tea & Coffee
includes
a glass of Heron’s Nest Stellenbosh, South Africa
Chardonnay or Cabernet Sauvignon Pinotage kindly sponsored by:
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Pakistan
Flood Relief 2010
$120++ Journey Through Asia Menu
includes wine paired with each course;
min 2 persons required as platters will be presented in a sharing
format
20% of proceeds will go towards the Pakistan
Flood Relief
Asean
Sampler
Tom Yam Soup
Crab Cakes w/ homemade tomato chutney
Vietnamese Rice Paper Rolls w/Shrimp w/ peanut dipping sauce
Salt & Pepper Tempura Calamari w/ arugula . roasted garlic &
chilli sauce
Smoked Duck, Mango & Pomelo Salad w/ chilli, coriander &
lemongrass dressing
Miso Cod . vegetable kakiage . miso emulsion
Zardetto, Zefiro, Prosecco Brut, Veneto,
Italy
Mezze Sampler
Labne (yoghurt dip)
Muhammara (roasted red pepper & walnut dip)
Grilled Eggplants w/ pomegranates
Fattoush Salad
Falafel chickpeas & fava bean rissolés w/ tahini/yoghurt
dip
Bursa Kebab (marinated Beef brochettes . spicy tomato sauce . yoghurt
cream)
Heron’s Nest, Chardonnay Stellenbosch,
South Africa, 2008
South Asian Sampler
Tomato Soup scented w/ cumin
Lentil Samosas w/ mint chutney
Curried Chickpeas in Mini Puris w/ tamarind chutney
Potato Cutlets . tomato chutney
Lentil Dumplings in Spiced Yoghurt sauce w/ mint & tamarind
chutney
Lamb Kebabs w/ coriander raita
Heron’s Nest, Cabernet Sauvignon
Pinotage Stellenbosch, South Africa, 2007
Dessert Sampler
Manjari Chocolate Fudge Cake . Tiramisu . Alphonso Mango Parfait
Coffee & Tea
Zardetto,
Zefiro, Prosecco kindly sponserd by: Heron’s Nest Wines
kindly sponsored by: 
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Pakistan
Flood Relief 2010
3 Course New Menu Preview @ $60++/pax
(includes 1 glass of House Wine)
20% of proceeds will go towards
the Pakistan Flood Relief
tapas sampler
sopa de lentejas spanish lentil soup
mejilones rellenos ‘tigres’ stuffed mussels
empanades gallegas tuna empanadas
green
spice rubbed spring chicken
with fresh tomato chutney
OR
potato encrusted ‘hake’
with trio citrus salsa, salmon roe and cress
OR
linguine
with basil pesto, pine nuts, sundried tomatoes and shaved grana
padano
warm
valrhona chocolate torte
with bourbon ice cream
tea
& coffee
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Pakistan Flood Relief 2010
4
Course New Menu Preview @ $120++/pax with wine pairing
20% of proceeds will go towards
the Pakistan Flood Relief
mezze platter
chicken tikka with coriander chutney
egyptian broad beans
labne and muhammara dips with naan
curried potatoes in mini puris
crab cakes with tomato chutney
tomato and chicken lentil soup
miguel torres vina esmeralda, 85% muscatel. 15% gewürztraminer,
penedes spain, 2008
tandoori
baked saithe fish
with hariyali marinade, spiced chat potatoes and harissa
indomita varietal, sauvignon blanc, central valley chile, 2009
boneless
grainfed beef shortrib
with fiery black pepper and coriander seeds
cantina zaccagnini, montepulciano d’abruzzo, Italy, 2007
trio of crème brulee
white chocolate, fennel and saffron
tea
& coffee
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Severity
of the situation
One-fifth
of Pakistan’s population have been displaced by what has been
known as Pakistan’s worst flooding in 80 years. Estimates
of the death toll range from 1,300 to 1,600, however, it is the
20 million survivors that are currently suffering, as their livelihood,
home, as well as food & fresh water sources were simply washed
away by the torrential rain. An area roughly the size of England
has been destroyed in what is the country’s worst ever, humanitarian
disaster. The disaster is not over, as new floods are forecasted
to occur over the next few weeks, and diseases prove rampant in
areas where people are marooned from aid.
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Pakistani
& international charities and agencies are struggling to provide
aid with the magnitude of the disaster, inaccessibility due to destroyed
infrastructure and the growing need for food, water, shelter and medical
treatment.
Samia Ahad, owner and culinary director of The Coriander
Leaf Group, urges more aid to be directed towards Pakistan. She
currently has personal friends and relatives who are onsite in Pakistan,
assessing ways to efficiently and effectively provide aid. With
the disaster at such a large scale, the best way may be to target
one village at a time.
The
Coriander Leaf Group is currently racing against time, to explore
various channels to raise funds. Other fund raising efforts are
currently in the pipeline. Tapping on their client database and
network, they also hope to increase awareness about the severity
of the situation. Help us help Pakistan - together, we can rebuild
lives.
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Contact Information:
Name: Coriander Leaf Pte Ltd
Address: 3A River Valley Rd, Clarke Quay, #02-03,
Singapore 179020
Tel: +65 6732 3354 Fax: +65 6732 3374
Email: info@corianderleaf.com
Website: www.corianderleaf.com
Marketing Information:
Please contact Joline at joline@corianderleaf.com
or call +65 6732 3354 |
Contact Information:
Name: Screening Room Pte Ltd
Address: 12 Ann Siang Road,
Singapore 069692
Tel: +65 6221 1694 Fax: +65 6221 1695
Email: info@screeningroom.com.sg
Website: www.screeningroom.com.sg
Marketing Information:
Please contact Sara at sara@screeningroom.com.sg
or call +65 6221 1694 |
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