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                          L’Orient                                              Kilimanjaro


                                                                Kilimanjaro has brought a different approach to bomontiada
                                                                with a kitchen that focuses on good ingredients and simple
                                                                yet catchy selections. The restaurant has recently added many
                                                                fresh fruits and seasonal flavors to its menu. Preparing Turk-
                                                                ish dishes with its own unique interpretation, Kilimanjaro’s
                                                                fall & winter menu has striking flavors ranging from green
                                                                runner beans, borlotti beans in olive oil, grilled cabbage, and
                                                                wild mushrooms.

                                                                Procuring seasonal products from local producers to use in
                                                                its kitchen, Kilimanjaro has also added traditional Turkish
                                                                soup ‘tarhana’ to its menu. The restaurant first sautés tarha-
                                                                na in butter, cooks it with garlic and red paprika paste, and
                                                                serves with crispy croutons. Another flavor, smoked leek is
                                                                smoked in wood fire, simmered and seasoned with aromatic
                                                                herbs, and served with homemade crumble and curd cheese.

                                                                Wild  mushroom  platter  which  consists  of  porcini,  shitake,
                                                                chestnut, oyster and cultivated mushrooms sautéed in butter
                                                                with a little garlic is flavored with hollandaise sauce. Cibes
                                                                out, a special Aegean herb, is prepared with slightly boiled
                                                                and grilled cibes and served with mustard sauce and grated
                                                                ezine cheese. Another striking flavor from the menu is calf’s
                                                                tongue, which is cooked for long hours at medium heat and
                                                                several aromatic flavors and served on celery puree and onion
                                                                chutney.
























       L’Orient will take you from İstanbul to Beirut with a delightful
       menu of original flavors from the traditional Lebanese cuisine,
       its special decoration, orientalist ambience, presentations and
       musical selections.

       L’Orient’s  kitchen  is  entrusted  to  Chef  Pierre  Khoury,  one
       of the famous chefs of the Lebanese cuisine. All herbs and
       ingredients used in the appetizers and dishes of L’Orient are
       brought especially from Lebanon.

       The restaurant’s menu exhibits its difference with various Hu-
       mus selections, an appetizer that first comes to mind when we
       say Lebanese cuisine, Moutabbal, Rahep, Kebbe, Falafel and
       countless other hot/cold appetizers, main dishes, and unique
       desserts. L’Orient offers its guests many flavors to taste and
       long times to enjoy.
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