Passover Seder at Tabla

If you're part of The Tribe but your Tribe sucks at cooking, why not consider a Passover seder at popular Indian spot Tabla? Because…Indian isn't Jewish..? Sure it might be a little hard to grasp, but we're New Yorkers, we've grasped a lot worse.

On Tuesday, March 30th, Tabla will be hosting it's 5th annual "Unleavened Bread Bar", an Indian-inspired Passover seder led by Tabla regular Burt Fendelman. "How did this come about?", one might wonder. Turns out Fendelman's wife, Helaine, suggested the idea of an "unleavened bread bar" to Chef Floyd Cardoz back in 2006 and he ran with it. The result? Coriander-spiced matzoh ball soup, goan-spiced brisket and roasted beet salad with chilies. I am definitely a traditionalist with Passover food, but I can't say I'm not curious. The menu (see below) sounds quite tasty.

Matzoh

Tomato Kalonji

Tabla Mango Chutney

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Matzoh Ball Soup

Spring Carrots, Dill and Toasted Coriander

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Kerala Banana Leaf Wrapped Fish Patties

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Roasted Beet Salad

Toasted Bacalao, Red Wine Vinegar, Chilies and Cilantro

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Bread Bar Chicken Tikka

Curry Leaf, Cumin and Black Pepper

Goan Spiced Brisket

Ginger, Chilies and Whisky

Crispy Fingerling Potatoes, Sun dried Mango, Pomegranate & Cumin

Roasted Asparagus Toasted Coconut & Mustard Seeds

Early Spring Greens Kashmiri Spices

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Walnut Orange Cake

Orange Clove Sorbet

 

The evening begins at 6 PM and costs $95 per person (this includes food and wine), plus tax and service charge. Seating for children 10 years and younger is $50 per person. For tickets call 212-889-0667.

I even got the recipe for chef Floyd Cardoz's Matzoh Ball soup, and I wanted to try it out, but it's pretty involved and since my kitchen is the size of a large walk-in closet, I don't know if I can handle it without suffering third-degree burns. Anyone else up for giving it a try??

Click here for part 1

Click here for part 2

Click here for part 3

See – I wasn't kidding!! There is a simpler recipe that sounds delicious too – and it can be used as a side dish for other meals, not just Passover. Win-win!

Click here – Floyd Cardoz's Baby Spinach with Pink Lentils recipe. Mmmm…I may try this one out..

L'Chaim!!

Tabla
11 Madison Avenue (at 25th st)
212-889-0667

9 Comments

  1. dark side which he never shows to anybody

  2. *Oh I hope you have a lucky day*

  3. *Learn to live, and live to learn.

  4. A watched pot never boils.

  5. Good article, good good, Come on, I want to see you more exciting articles.

  6. It’s so nice to have you do all of the research for us. It makes our decision making so much easier!! Thanks.

  7. I did have fun, and I worked on it a little more one week night.
    I’ll tell ya if you ever have a baby, get a walker, Sadie has one and that’s what allowed me to do some work, she zipped back and forth around my feet while I painted!!!

  8. I propose not to wait until you earn big sum of money to order different goods! You should just get the loans or just short term loan and feel free

  9. I just got off the phone for something unrelated and we were talking about the self-service revolution in the workplace, How can a customer care rep comments on a restructure or capital raising?
    The falafel, the hummus, the whole weird wonderful waffleizer idea. Love this, yes I do.

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