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Seafood Bar Fresh Oysters with Lemon/Pumpernickel Bread with Cheddar Cheese/Red Wine Vinegar Onions/Lemon Marinated Steamed Praw Seafood Bar Fresh Oysters with Lemon/Pumpernickel bread with cheddar cheese/red wine vinegar onions/Lemon Marinated steamed prawns Marinated mussels in shell Smoked and marinated salmon Hot smoked trout and butter fish Greens-wrapped tuna tataki Omul with citrus chutney Grilled Calamari salad with capers and lemon aioli Cocktail sauce, Horseradish crème, Honey-dill Sauce Caviar Corner Salmon caviar Thin Russian Blini Smetana Traditional additives Tartare station Classic beef Tartar with Capers, shallots, Dijon mustard, olive oil, sea salt, black pepper Tuna Tartar with dill, Fresh cucumber and chilli Served with sourdough bread chips International and local cold cuts Parma ham Beef pastrami Smoked turkey breast Salami Milano Cooked ham International and local cheese selection Blue cheese Camembert Suluguni Goya Goat cheese Dried apricots Pecan nuts Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow ul. Balchug 1, Moscow | +7 495 287 2000 The Baltschug Grill Restaurant | +7 495 287 2008 kempinski.com/moscow Fruit chutney Fruit bread Cold appetisers Beef carpaccio with sweet chilli dip, pecan nuts and egg yolk Thinly sliced smoked duck breast with sautéed artichokes Romano salad with mango-chicken bites Mozzarella with cherry tomato confit Grilled zucchini and sheep cheese rolls Soba noodles with shiitake, hazelnuts and tofu Salad Bar Cucumber, Tomato, Bell pepper, Artichokes, Sweet corn, Marinated roasted peppers, Marinated mushrooms Grilled zucchini and eggplants Dressings: Thousand Island, Lemon, Yoghurt dressing, Pesto, Olive oil, Balsamic vinegar Additives: pine nuts, sunflower and pumpkin seeds, caper berries, pearl onion, olives Soup Olive garden Minestrone Bisque with Kamchatka crab Russian station – cold Boiled veal tongue with tarragon dressing Marinated herring on Borodinsky bread with cranberry mustard Stolichny with crayfish meat Traditional Russian pickled vegetables Russian station – hot Pozharsky cutlets Cod fish Koulibiak Bread station Baguette Bread rolls, brown/white/wholewheat Farmer bread Wholewheat bread Rye bread Fruit bread Butter Assorted piroshki: meat, cabbage, mushrooms Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow ul. Balchug 1, Moscow | +7 495 287 2000 The Baltschug Grill Restaurant | +7 495 287 2008 kempinski.com/moscow From the pizza oven Stone-oven-baked pizza Parma ham Crispy bacon Grilled mushrooms Marinated peppers Rocket Basil Burrata cheese Mozzarella cheese Live Pasta station Farfalle, Penne, Spaghetti Squid, Mussels, Baby shrimps Sauces: Cream sauce, Pesto, Tomato sauce, Bolognese, Carbonara Additives: Mushrooms, Bell pepper, Tomato concasse, herbs, shallots, garlic Parmesan, Truffle oil, Fresh chilli flakes Carving Slow-cooked fillet of beef Chicken roulade with greens Truffle jus Red berry sauce Main Course 1 Yoghurt-marinated Lamb skewer Quinoa pilaf with spinach 2 Roasted rabbit with thyme Baked carrot purée 3 Grilled duck breast with cherry demi-glace Potato dauphinoise 4 Parmesan-crusted red perch fillet Colourful vegetable medley 5 Ginger-soy-glazed grilled salmon Paprika roasted potato Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow ul. Balchug 1, Moscow | +7 495 287 2000 The Baltschug Grill Restaurant | +7 495 287 2008 kempinski.com/moscow 6 Mozzarella arancini Creamy Wild mushroom ragout Fresh juices Orange, grapefruit, apple, carrot, beetroot Dessert Hot Homemade cherry strudel Vanilla sauce Toffy pudding Caramel sauce Cold Honey cake Apple pie Tiramisu Lemon cake Mango cake Chocolate-almond cake (gluten-free) Lemon tartlets with Italian meringue Strawberry with whipped cream Pavlova Fresh sliced fruits Melon Pineapple Red melon Assortment of homemade ice creams and sorbets Ice cream Vanilla Chocolate Strawberry Sorbet Black currant Mango Chocolate bar Milk chocolate fountain Strawberries Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow ul. Balchug 1, Moscow | +7 495 287 2000 The Baltschug Grill Restaurant | +7 495 287 2008 kempinski.com/moscow Pineapple Marshmallows Melon Selection of chocolate pralines Black Forest Homemade chocolate and nut brownies Macaroons, assorted Chocolate mousse Hotel Baltschug Kempinski Moscow ul. Balchug 1, Moscow | +7 495 287 2000 The Baltschug Grill Restaurant | +7 495 287 2008 kempinski.com/moscow .
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