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On
a retreat the preparation and eating of food may take on a new significance
for the retreatant.
One
or more meals will be prepared together, in silence, observing the
textures and vitality of the produce, feeling actively present for
this creative preparation.
On occasion the meal will be eaten in silence, and slowly, to capture the resonance
and diverse flavours of the food for full enjoyment. It helps us
to realise how much we miss from this very large part of our lives.
Honouring
the source of the ingredients, and being peacefully present, enhances
the digestion and energetically restores this system to become a
more efficient part of us.
The
above relates specifically to a structured retreat. As a residential
guest food is fun, mealtimes are conversational and food is geared
to your requests and dietary requirements - not that food isn't
fun as a retreatant!
For
weekly Retreatants, meals are inclusive.
Non Retreatant guests can have dinner by arrangement on the day
of arrival.
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Sample
Menu: 3 Course Dinner
Starter
Pear and Avocado Fans with tarragon French dressing
or
Chilled Watercress Soup
Main
Course
Carrot and Courgette Roulade with fresh red pepper sauce
and steamed organic vegetables
or
Fresh Local Fish with chervil and local organic vegetables
Followed
by
A choice of desserts and cheeses
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Sample
Menu: 3 Course Dinner
Starter
Hot Globe Artichoke with butter or spiced vinaigrette
or
Goats Cheese Crustade Salad
or
Gaspacho Iced Soup
Main
Course
Charlotte of Aubergines in a tangine sauce
with salad
or
Mediterranean Fish Pie with steamed local organic vegetables
or salad
Followed
by
A selection of seasonal puddings or fruit
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Lunches
are always a seasonal soup with organic vegetables and bread, followed
by cheeses, salad and fruit.
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