Oh the delicious food!
You absolutely must join the Aunties of Omaka Marae for a feast unlike any other.
For one night only, the co-lab behind the popular Manaaki preserves and condiments, bring you a night rich in culture and tradition while also paying homage to contemporary Māori cuisine.
Aunties have been busy in the kitchen and they're excited to share the menu with you. It will be accompanied by Wairau River Wines and served alongside Kawakawa Spritzer and Kumuhore Kanuka Tea.
FULL MENU - HĀKARI WITH THE AUNTIES
HEI TIMATANGA - TO START
Pātiki – Good fortune and Abundance
Kina pate on a Rewena Crostini
Hapuka Ceviche
Seared Beef Eye Fillet with Goats Cheese & Kamokamo Pickle
Blue Cheese, Kawakawa Jelly Candied Walnuts, Semi Dried Figs on a Kumara Chip
Salami and Pikopiko with a creamy Horopito and Lemon sauce on Māori bread
Local Māori talent will entertain you as you enjoy complimentary Methode or Gin cocktails during canape service.
HAKARI - MAIN
Te Rourou Nui – Mai i te whenua ki te moana
The Foodbasket – From the land to the sea
Hāngī – A selection of Gourmet Cut Meats accompanied by Seasonal Vegetables
Boil Up – Bacon Bone broth with Cress
Kaimoana Platter – Hot and cold Seafood Delicacies harvested from The Marlborough Sounds
Huamata – Forraged Salad Greens with a Horopito Vinaigarette
Parāoa – Rewena, Napa and Fried Bread
WHAKAMUTUNGA - TO FINISH
Te Rau Kawakawa – The Kawakawa Leaf, 3 ways
Traditional Steam Pudding
Pavlova
Handmade Kawakawa Jelly Icecream
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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