So, tomorrow’s the day for the big street food collabo. Together with Street Feast, we will be bringing seven great new traders along to the car park in Sclater Street that has been knocking people bandy with its smorgasbord of great food offerings these last few weeks.
Street Feast: eat.st Introduces will see Street Feast hosting these young upstarts in the eat.st fam and giving them a great platform to show off what they do in front of a seemingly insatiable audience. These seven newbies will join the six Street Feasters in-residence (including eat.st members Kimchi Cult, Hardcore Prawn, The Bowler, The Rib Man and Big Apple Hot Dogs – as well as Brick Lane regular Mama Jerk).
So, hold onto your hats and read on for the food that will be slung from their vans and stalls. Come hungry, come thirsty and get ready to be hit with flavour…
1. Vinn Goute – Seychelles creole food
Really excited about these guys. They usually trade over at Portobello (under the Westway) at weekends but they’re looking forward to making the trip East to serve up all their family recipes. Nobody else doing anything like this in London so grab your chance to try some real Seychelles magic.
Food Box – comes with ‘safran rice’ and papaya and organic carrot chutney £6.50
1.Halal Goat Curry
2.Exotic Fish – a) Trivali b) Red Snapper 3) Indian Mackerel
3.Octopus Curry
4.Kreol ‘Tropikal’ Corn Fed Chicken Legs
5.Organic Vegetable Curry (V)
Snack Box – a mix of 5 snacks in a box £5 (1 of each of the below + one extra of choice)
1.Tuna Fish Samosa x 1 (£1.50 each)
2 Organic Vegetable Samosa x 1 (£1.50 each)
3.Parrot Fish cake x 1 (£1.00 each)
4.Lentils Chilli Cakes x 2 (£1.00 each or 3 for £2)
Sauces
Piman chilli Sauce – Very Hot Organic Chilli Sauce -£5
Piman Dou Sauce – Very Hot Slightly Sweet Organic Chilli Sauce – £5
Drinks – Water and Coconut Water (can) £1 to compliment our meals – all contain a form of hot chilli)
http://www.vinn-goute.co.uk/
2. The Speck Mobile
To those who go to Maltby Street on Saturdays, you’ll have seen Franz hawking his schnitzel and strudel under one of the arches. This cat has mad kitchen credentials and is married to super star dessert queen Bea (of Bloomsbury). You just know it’s going to be good. And when you try that butter-fried schnitzel with the lingonberry sauce? Man, there’s nothing like it. This will be his first outing in his brand new Speck Mobile so we are honoured to have him debut with us.
Wiener Schnitzel Vom Schwein – Rare breed pork schnitzel Viennese style
With potato cucumber salad – £5.50
Speckknodel Mit Sauerkraut – Tyrolean speck dumplings with sauerkraut – £5.50
Kaspressknodel – Grilled herbed Alpine cheese dumplings with sour cream and chive sauce – £4.50
Apfelstrudel – flaky thin apple strudel – £3
3. Sorbitium Ices
New ice cream van in the eat.st collective is Sorbitium Ices – ex-Petersham Nurseries ice cream wunderkids Suzanna and Pedro. They’ve just started with us at King’s Cross and now are ready to scoop their little hearts out tomorrow night. Could the flavours sound any more enticing on a warm May evening?
- ‘Tutti Frutti’ ice cream – Candied orange, lemon & fig in an amaretto vanilla custard
- Dark chocolate & fresh mint sorbet
- Rhubarb & toasted cinnamon oat ice cream
- Rose Water & cardamom ice cream
- Rice pudding ice cream
- Caramel and sea salt ice cream
- Fresh strawberry, creme fraiche and meringue Ice cream
- Poached nespole and vanilla sorbet
£2 : one scoop/ £3: 2 scoops. Take home tubs 500ml: £6 / 2 for £10
Sorbitium eat.st profile HERE.
4. Green Goat
Just started up in Battersea Market on Saturdays and soon to join us at King’s Cross, Green Goat are all about the ‘street food with a conscience’. Crunch, fragrance, freshness and spice guaranteed…
Spice-master Lamb burgers with Harissa and minted yogurt £5
Slow-cooked pork with a booming Beetroot inspired slaw £6
Chermoula marinated Sardines with pomegranate cous cous £6
Elderflower panna cotta’s with macerated berries and chocolate brownies £2.50
Washed down with home-made lemonade £1.50
http://greengoatfood.com/
5. Spit & Roast
If there’s one thing you need to know about these cats, it’s that they don’t play. This is the dynamic duo behind Exmouth Market’s Medcalf and they came to win you over with their incredible chicken dishes. Believe me, when you get your chops around that fried chicken you’ll be forgetting your own name for a second as your eyes start inspecting the back of your head.
Whole chicken £12
1/2 chicken £7
1/4 chicken £5
All with rosemary and garlic potatoes
Buttermilk fried chicken £6
Cornbread muffin, herb gravy
Find Spit & Roast on Twitter
6. French & Grace
Not strictly new since they joined the eat.st collective last summer, but that was as Salad Club. Now they’re all about F&G and the mobile arm of their Brixton Village eaterie. With a new recipe book out this month they’re keen to show off the distillation of what they do in these two simple wraps – made with South London love.
Lebanese flatbread wraps rolled up with butter bean and rosemary hummus, seeded carrot and beet slaw, harissa yogurt and a choice of:
Hot Chorizo £5.50
Chargrilled Halloumi £5.50
An “uber” = both together £6.50
DRINKS
Ossie’s Brixton-brewed Ginger Beer £2.00
French & Grace eat.st profile HERE
7. Mother Flipper
Last but never least, Manuel has shown up this year to bring great burgers back onto the streets. He is one of our most recent members and has made Tuesdays Burger Day at King’s Cross, as well as giving Brockley what they need every Saturday. The smell alone will drive you wild – get ready to queue for this one.
Mother Flipper Cheeseburger £5.50
Chilli Flipper £6
Double Candy Bacon Flipper £6.50
Fungi Flipper £6
http://www.motherflipperburgers.com/
Street Feast: eat.st Introduces will be tomorrow, 25th May 2012 – 5pm-Midnight + Street Feast bar
Directions HERE.
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