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IRELAND-PALESTINE SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN Annual Christmas Fundraising Lunch, Sunday 15th December 2019 Shakshuka Restaurant, Rathmines, Dublin 6 MENU Note: Please email your menu and wine (red, white or none) choices to [email protected] Starters - 1. Shakshuka: Free range eggs poached in a sauce of vine tomatoes, onions, garlic and extra virgin olive oil. Served with bread. (vegetarian) - 2. Falafel and Hummus: Fried chickpea balls with fresh coriander, dill, parsley, garlic and spring onions. Served with hummus and bread. (vegan) - 3. Jawaneh: Marinated chicken wings with garlic, fresh chili, tomatoes, lemon juice then grilled on charcoal. Served with yoghurt and a chili sauce. Main Course - 1. Mujaddara: Steamed rice and lentils topped with caramelized onions. Served with a pomegranate salad & Greek yoghurt. (vegetarian, with yoghurt-free vegan option available) - 2. Spinach Pie: Spinach and feta cheese wrapped in filo pastry. Served with Palestinian salad and hummus. (vegetarian) - 3. Maqluba: Maqluba, meaning ‘upside down’, consists of chicken, aubergine, cauliflower, potatoes, onions and rice cooked in a pot and then served upside down with a minty Palestinian salad and Greek yoghurt. - 4. Kofta Pil Batata: Minced lamb roasted in the oven with potatoes, tomatoes and garlic. Served with rice and Palestinian salad. - 5. Kibbeh: Bulgur wheat balls stuffed with minced lamb, onions and pine nuts. Served with rice and Greek Yoghurt. - 6. Shawarma: A hearty chicken wrap. Dessert - Selection of homemade Baklava (sweet dessert pastries) - Qatayef (filled sweet dumpling) - Tea, Coffee or Arabic Coffee Note: Please email your menu and wine (red, white or none) choices to [email protected] .

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