The Big Feastival Announce Friday Night Super Club

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The summer’s top music, food and family festival, The Big Feastival has announced an exclusive Supper Club that will take place on Friday 29 August at The Big Feastival.

The pop-up banquet will feature four courses from some of the best chefs on the supper club scene, with full drinks service throughout.

Uyen Luu, author of ‘My Vietnamese Kitchen’, will be preparing the starter. Luu creates delicious Vietnamese dishes passed on from her family.  Uyen said: "I've been hosting supper clubs for nearly 5 years at my home in Hackney and it’s changed my life! To take part at The Big Feastival is so exciting. I am sure the atmosphere is going to be amazing and electric!"

Food writer, James Ramsden, who recently published his latest book ‘Love Your Lunchbox’, will supply the main course. James said; “I'm incredibly excited to be part of The Big Feastival's Supper Club. Having run one of my own in a London flat for several years it's going to be fun transporting the idea to a field in Oxfordshire. Doing the main course after the brilliant Uyen Luu's Vietnamese-style starter is a somewhat daunting honour, so I'm going to try to take the Vietnamese thing further but add my own take, grilling whole collars of pork with masses of South East Asian flavours, and serving with some smashed sesame noodles and pickled vegetables. Can't wait.“

Finishing The Big Feastival Supper Club menu will be the dynamic duo Jackson & Levine, AKA Laura Jackson and Alice Levine serving dessert. Jackson & Levine, stars of TV and radio, bonded over their love of food, going on to launch their very own supper club earlier this year. Alice and Laura said: “We are so thrilled to be cooking at this year's Big Feastival. We've gone for Eton mess with a twist. We wanted to do a summer classic with some really interesting flavours. It should be the perfect end to what will be an incredible feast.”

Canapés will be provided by Kim Somauroo and Laura Field, who host regular supper clubs at Jamie’s Fifteen. 

Published on 18 July 2014 by Ben Robinson

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