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Full Reception Package 1 $185 Cocktail Hour Dinner Menu Desserts Choose 1 Column: Appetizers (100 pieces each) Gajar Halwa Cardamom Flavored Warm Gobi Musallam Piyaj ki Gravy Daal Palak Lahsun Carrot Pudding Samosa Cabbage and Spices in Onion Curry Spinach with Garlic Indian Lentil Shahi Tukra Large Aloo Tikki with Chole Matar Paneer Tala Paneer Makhani Rich Bread Pudding with Fruits Green Peas and Cottage Cheese in Spicy Gravy Deep Fried Cottage Cheese with Rich Tomato and Cardamom Paneer Pakora Sauce Paneer Jalfrezi Chocolate Fountain Cottage Cheese with Indian Tomato Sauce South Indian Style Chicken Curry Chicken Tikka Mustard Seed Flavored Chicken Curry with Vegetables and Coconut Sliced Seasonal Individual Fine Display of Cheeses for 100 Tandoori Chicken Fruits Tandoori Spiced Marinated Chicken guests Macchi Amritsari Brie, Cheddar, Swiss, Blue, Gouda and Goat Cheese Baingan Bharta Hara Dhania Turmeric Dusted, Pan Fried White Fish Garnished with Fruits, Nuts, Crackers Grilled, Mashed Eggplant with Spices and Bread Baingan Bharta Hara Dhania Jeera Pulao Grilled, Mashed Eggplant with Spices Cumin Flavored Basmati Rice Open Bar Jeera Pulao Cumin Flavored Basmati Rice 4 hours Deluxe Brands Included: Roti, Paratha, Raita, Papad, Achar, Chutney All dishes can be made without onions, garlic and/or potatoes Freshly Brewed Starbucks® Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, , Chai, Tea and Iced Tea Based on Two Hours of Service Prices are Per Person and Subject to a 15% Gratuity Non-Vegetarian 1 $110 Soup and Salad Entrees Rice Aloo Chat Anarkali Kale Chole with Bhuni Hari Mirch Vegetable Pulao Potato Salad with Pomegranate and Lemon Juice Tea Leaf Boiled Chickpeas with Spices and Fried Basmati Rice with Mixed Vegetable Green Chilies Kala Channa Chat Black Peas Salad with Lemon Juice, Cilantro, Lemon Juice Channa Dhal Curry Tamater Indian Gram Lentil and Tomato Stew Dessert Tandoori Murgh Chat with Masala Tandoori Spice Marinated Chicken with Chat Masala Gajar Halwa and Lemon Juice Sukhi Gobi Masala Cauliflower with Turmeric, Tomatoes and Onions Cardamom Flavored Warm Carrot Pudding Macchi Chat with Limbu Catch of the Day Fish Salad with Lemon Juice and Murgh Curry Ladoo Indian Spices Indian Sweet Ball Boneless Chicken in Indian Spices Two Salad Greens Cherry Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Shredded Carrots, Red Lamb Vindaloo Coconut Rice Pudding with Rose Onion and Roasted Corn, Chickpeas, Boiled Potatoes Dried Red Chili Marinated Lamb in Coconut Curry Water Selection of Dressings: Mango Cilantro Dressing, Masala Yogurt Dressing Macchi Amritsari Seasonal Sliced Fruits Murgh Dal Shorba with Dumpling Turmeric Dusted, Pan Fried White Fish Clove and Black Peppered Chicken and Lentil Dumpling Soup Cookies and Brownies Included: Roti, Paratha, Raita, Papad, Achar, Chutney All dishes can be made without onions, garlic and/or potatoes Freshly Brewed Starbucks® Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, , Chai, Tea and Iced Tea Based on Two Hours of Service Prices are Per Person and Subject to a 15% Gratuity Non-Vegetarian 2 $120 Soup and Salad Entrees Rice Hari Dal Chat Tandoori Chicken Jeera Pulao Green Lentil, Tomatoes, Onions, Cilantro, Green Chili Tandoori Spiced Marinated Chicken Cumin Flavored Basmati Rice Boti ka Chat Pudina Wala Goan Macchi Curry Matar Pulao Mahi-Mahi in Freshly Ground Red Chili Paste Lamb Salad with Yogurt and Mint English Peas Basmati Rice Pilaf Lamb Korma Tandoori Murgh Chat with Masala Desserts Tandoori Spice Marinated Chicken with Chat Masala Boneless Lamb Curry in Almond and Yogurt Sauce and Lemon Juice Matar Khum Tale Piyaj Phirni Two Salad Greens English Green Peas and Mushroom Curry Saffron Flavored Rice Pudding Cherry Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Shredded Carrots, Red Onion and Roasted Corn, Chickpeas, Boiled Potatoes Daal Palak Lahsun Gulab Jamun Spinach with Garlic Indian Lentil Deep Fried Milk Dumpling in Warm Sugar Selection of Dressings: Mango Cilantro Dressing, Masala Syrup Yogurt Dressing Vegetable Jalfrezi Mixed Vegetable with Indian Tomato Sauce Mango and Strawberry Mousse Tomato Shorba Creamy Tomato soup with Indian Spices Miniature Coconut Tartlets Individual Seasonal Slice Fruits Included: Roti, Paratha, Raita, Papad, Achar, Chutney All dishes can be made without onions, garlic and/or potatoes Freshly Brewed Starbucks® Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, , Chai, Tea and Iced Tea Based on Two Hours of Service Prices are Per Person and Subject to a 15% Gratuity Non-Vegetarian 3 $135 Soup and Salad Rice Kuchumbar Salad Entrees Kashmiri Pulao Organic Tomatoes, English Cucumber, Spanish Basmati Rice Pilaf cooked with Fruits and Onions, Green Chili, Cilantro Nuts Murgh Tikka Masala Tandoori Spice-Marinated Boneless Chicken in Dry Hari Seb Beans, Coconut Tamater Salad Curry Desserts Green Beans, Fresh and Dried Coconut. 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