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Fe S Tive Menu 20 20 FESTIVE MENU 2020 2 WHOLE FOODS MARKET FESTIVE 2020 Garnish the turkey (or goose or duck) with bold moves, thanks to your newfound kitchen improv skills. Order an extra delicious something that’s better than anything you’ve ever made. (Orange Marmalade & Rosemary Glazed Ham, anyone?) Try that baked Brie you consider every year. Let the gravy spill with abandon. And while you're at it, redefine togetherness by virtually clinking glasses. Indulge in your favourite dessert (or three). Don't hold back. Make it extraordinary. 3 SEAFOOD & PLATTERS Whole Foods Market St. James Whole Foods Memorable Made In Store Chargrilled Market Approved Beef Bavette Platter Scottish Smoked Salmon meals start Bavette beef with chimmichurri A side of Whole Foods Market sauce served with chunks of sweet approved sustainably farmed with the best chilli roasted vegetables. Atlantic salmon, smoked in a Serves 8-10 | £20 traditional Scottish fashion. appetisers. Serves 4 | £19.99 Whole Foods Market Made In Store Prawn MSC-Certified Jumbo Whole Foods Market Platter with Cocktail Sauce Raw Lobster Tail Made In Store Nuts and A classic party platter of responsibly A large ready-to-cook lobster tail. Snacks Platter farmed cooked jumbo tiger prawns Just steam, roast or grill. Sustainably An assortment of salty, sweet and and a flavoursome dipping sauce. harvested and processed to Whole smoky snacks: Brindisa Smoked Serves 4 | £25 Foods Market quality standards. Catalan Almonds, Brindisa Cocktail Serves 8 | £45 140g | £15.99 Snack Mix, Belazu Fried and Salted Broad Beans, Belazu Giant Salted Corn Whole Foods Market and Termens Caramelised Almonds. Made In Store Prawn Platter Serves 8 | £16.99 with Marie Rose Sauce Start the party with a platter of Let It Flow Whole Foods Market responsibly farmed cooked jumbo Our wine team picked wines Made In Store tiger prawns accompanied by tangy to pair with every festive Mediterranean Snack Platter Marie Rose sauce. occasion. Look for signs A platter of Mediterranean favourites Serves 4 | £25 around the store to discover including Dolmas, Feta Fritters, Serves 8 | £45 awesome festive red and white Falafel and Steamed Asparagus. wines to pour all through the Whole Foods Market Serves 8-10 | £15 season. Adding a sparkling wine Made In Store Smoked to the mix just gives you an extra Salmon Platter Whole Foods Market reason to cheer. Made In Store Whole Foods Market responsibly Antipasti Platter farmed salmon traditionally smoked and served alongside a mustard dill A platter of favourites; Divina Dolmas, sauce and lemon wedges. Belazu Semi-Dried Tomatoes, Divina Serves 4 | £25 Greek Olive Mix, Belazu Smoky Serves 8 | £45 Artichokes, Roussas Greek Feta, and Brindisa Cocktail Snack Mix. Whole Foods Market Serves 8 | £16.99 Made In Store Steamed Salmon Platter Whole Foods Market A gently steamed side of salmon Made In Store Crispy coated with sweet mustard and Masala Free-Range cucumber scales served with a Chicken Platter beetroot, fennel and walnut salad. Chicken tenders in masala crumb Serves 8-10 | £40 served with a sweet and sour carrot and mango salad. H. Forman & Sons Whole Serves 8-10 | £25 Foods Market Approved Royal Salmon Fillet Whole Foods Market The finest part of the salmon, Try De Chanceny Cremant Made In Store Free-Range the fillet: boneless, succulent, full Chicken Buffet Platter de Loire Sparkling of flavour. Whole Foods Market or Whole Foods Market A combination of chicken including approved salmon. Organic Prosecco with Teriyaki Wings, Buffalo Wings, BBQ Serves 4 | £36.99 appetisers. Thighs and Jerk Thighs served with BBQ sauce. Please drink responsibly. Must be 18+ to purchase. Serves 8-10 | £15 = Vegan All items are packed cold and may require reheating. 4 WHOLE FOODS MARKET FESTIVE 2020 Savour the best, cook less, share more time with your friends and family. From elegant cheese platters to sustainably-sourced seafood every delicious bite meets our Quality Standards—you won’t find hydrogenated fats, added MSG, high-fructose corn syrup or artificial sweeteners in any food we sell. 5 CHEESE Classic Cheese Box Whole Foods Market Made In A classic for good reason: 350g Isigny Store Truffled Camembert Brie and 180g each of Colston Basset A mixture of crème fraîche, Stilton and Quicke’s Mature Cheddar. mascarpone and black truffles Served with organic fig spread and sandwiched between creamy olive oil crackers. Camembert. A match for sparkling Serves 4-6 | £24.99 wine and warm, crusty bread. per kg | £41.90 Festive Cheese Box Start the celebration with 350g Isigny Colston Bassett Stilton Brie and 200g each of Colston Basset Buttery texture, beautifully Stilton, Quicke’s Mature Cheddar, smooth and rich with a defining Cave Aged Gruyère and Diaz Miguel lack of sharpness. Produced in Manchego. Served with organic Nottinghamshire, from just four fig spread and rosemary olive oil farms, with animals feeding on the crackers. same pasture since 1913. Serves 8 | £34.99 per kg | £29.90 Luxury Cheese Box Marcel Petite Comte An elegant assortment: 150g Truffle A hand-selected hard cheese that is Brie and Truffle Moliterno, 200g each smooth and dense with a bright fruity of Colston Basset Stilton, Marcel Petit flavour and a complex, nutty finish. Comte and an entire Ragstone. Served The celebrated Petite family has with organic fig spread, plus date and refined their cheese-making process hazelnut toasts. over five generations. Serves 8 | £49.99 per kg | £39.90 Whole Foods Market Vacherin Mont D’Or Made In Store Classic A highly sought-after seasonal cheese Festive Three Cheese Platter with a velvety, oozing texture and A party-ready platter with 350g buttery taste. Wrapped in a spruce Isigny Brie, Maasdam, Melusine bark which imparts a delightful Goat Cheese Log, Paiarrop Date and perfumed flavour. Walnut Cake, plus red and green Small 450g | Serves 4 | £14.99 grapes. Medium 800g | Serves 8 | £23.99 Serves 6-8 | £19.99 Large 1.2kg | Serves 12 | £36.99 Whole Foods Market Made In Store Festive Four Cheese Platter Creamy to crumbly cheeses including Isigny Brie 350g, Kaasaggio Robusto Gouda, Kaseriei Champignon Cambozola, and Diaz Miguel Manchego aged six months, plus red and green grapes. Serves 8 | £24.99 Whole Foods Market Made In Store Cheese Cube Platter An assortment of cubed cheeses; Seaside Mature Cheddar, Seaside Smoked Cheddar, and semi- Chateau D’Esclans Whispering Angel Rosé or hard Maasdam, plus red and Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label green grapes. Brut Champagne Serves 6-8 | £16.99 Pair with cheese. 6 WHOLE FOODS MARKET FESTIVE 2020 7 De Loach Organic Heritage Reserve California Chardonnay or Cortegiara Valpolicella Ripasso Pair with turkey. 8 WHOLE FOODS MARKET FESTIVE 2020 MEALS Fast Roast Free-Range Orange Marmalade Meals to Turkey Meal for 6 & Rosemary Glazed Featuring our easy-to-cook, fast-roast Free-Range Ham Meal delight free-range sous vide turkey breast Featuring our free-range British (minimum 1.8kg). The meat is slow orange marmalade and rosemary everyone at cooked in a pouch to retain all of the glazed ham. Simply roast the ham at juice and flavour. When you are ready 160°C for around 30 minutes, then the table. to roast, simply remove the meat heat up the glaze in the microwave from the pouch, add the herb butter for 30 seconds, pour over the ham and fast roast at 180°C for around 50 and roast for an additional 5 minutes. minutes. Free-Range Turkey Meal for 1 • Orange Marmalade and Rosemary Featuring our free-range herb • Fast Roast Turkey Breast Glazed Ham roasted turkey breast. When you are • Buttery Mashed Potatoes • Rosemary Roast Potatoes ready to roast, simply remove meat • Roasted Sprouts with Chestnut • Roasted Brussels Sprouts with from pack, sprinkle with a little water and Shallots Chestnuts and Shallots or stock, cover with foil and roast at 150°C for around 25 minutes. Uncover • Maple and Citrus Glazed Root • Maple and Citrus Glazed and pour gravy over turkey 5 minutes Vegetables Root Vegetables before end. • Butternut Squash with Onion and • Butternut Squash with Cranberries Onion and Cranberries • Turkey Breast • Traditional Sage and Onion Stuffing • Traditional Sage and Onion Stuffing • Buttery Mashed Potatoes • Sausage meat, Apricot and • Cranberry Sauce A • Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Cranberry Stuffing • Turkey Gravy A Chestnuts and Shallots • Cranberry Sauce A Serves 4 | £60 • Traditional Sage and Onion Stuffing • Turkey Gravy A Serves 6 | £90 • Cranberry Sauce A • Herb Butter A • Turkey Gravy Serves 6 | £110 Vegan Wellington Meal Serves 1 | £10 Our plant-based Wellington Fast Roast Stuffed Free-Range is filled with slow-roasted Fast Roast Free-Range Turkey Crown with Boned and squash and cauliflower, Turkey Meal for 4 Rolled Legs Meal for 8 mushrooms, spinach and cashew Featuring our easy-to-cook, fast- Featuring our easy-to-cook, fast-roast nuts with apricots and a hint of roast free-range sous vide turkey free-range sous vide turkey crown lemon, wrapped in a golden vegan breast (minimum 1.2kg). The meat stuffed with sage and onion served puff pastry. Simply roast at 160°C for is slow cooked in a pouch to retain with slow-cooked legs (minimum 2kg). 15 minutes. all of the juice and flavour. When you The meat is slow-cooked in a pouch • Vegan Wellington are ready to roast, simply remove the to retain all of the juice and flavour. • Rosemary Roast Potatoes meat from the pouch, add the herb When you are ready to roast, simply butter and fast roast at 180°C for • Roasted Brussels Sprouts with remove the meat from the pouch, add Chestnuts and Shallots around 40 minutes. the herb butter and fast roast at 180°C • Butternut Squash with Cranberries for around 60 minutes.
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