SPRING MENU
Our Spring menu celebrates the vibrant, fresh flavours of the season, with dishes inspired by the local landscape of Fife. Expect vibrant vegetables, tender meats, and the freshest seafood, all carefully sourced from the county’s finest growers and producers. Join us for a true taste of Spring, local and sustainable.
COCKTAIL
Celtic Margarita: a bold twist on a classic, crafted with Lindores Abbey Whisky and delicately sweetened with Fife honey
Elderflower and blackberry fizz (alcohol-free): a classic soft drink of local sparkling elderflower elevated with Alice’s Kitchen blackberry cordial
CANAPÉ
Crisp potato discs topped with a silky crab mayonnaise, made from the finest hand-picked East Neuk brown crab and eggs from our very own hens.
Golden East Neuk brown crab croquettes, finished with a vibrant beetroot purée and delicate flakes of sweet white crab meat.
STARTER
Beetroot tartare infused with pickled local carrots, served with silky Baldinnie quail egg yolk, a drizzle of vibrant herb oil, and a crisp cheese tuile of St Andrews Farmhouse whisky smoked cheddar.
MAIN
Pan-seared wood pigeon breast, perfectly tender, served with a velvety parsnip purée, homemade sweet carrot jam, a crisp potato ring, sautéed January King cabbage, and a rich bramble and oak leaf wine jus
DESSERT
Honey cake made using Fife honey topped with softly poached forced rhubarb, paired with Luvian’s indulgent honeycomb ice-cream
A MENU INSPIRED BY THE SEASONS
At the heart of our Supper Club is a deep connection to nature. Every dish we serve is a reflection of what Fife’s landscapes offer us in that moment, and as the seasons change, so too does our menu. This philosophy allows us to embrace the beauty of impermanence, crafting meals that are rooted in the rhythms of the natural world.
Take a look below at what could be waiting for you on your plate at your next Supper Club experience…
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Spring
Meat
Lamb (early season), Venison (from managed herds), Free-range pork, Pigeon, Guinea fowl, Hare, Kid goat (seasonal specialty), Wild rabbit, Free-range chicken, Wood pigeon
Fish & Shellfish
Mackerel, Brown crab, Razor clams, Sea trout, Langoustines, Cockles, Mussels, Hake, Lemon sole, Pollock
Vegetables
Wild garlic, Asparagus, Nettles, Rhubarb (technically a vegetable!), Spring onions, Radishes, Spinach, Pea shoots, Baby leeks, Watercress
Fruit
Rhubarb, Early strawberries (from polytunnels), Gooseberries (late spring), Apple blossoms (for garnishes or syrups), Elderflowers (for syrups or infusions), Greenhouse-grown cherries, Blackcurrants (early crops), Damsons (late spring), Crab apples (used for jellies), Sorrel flowers (used in desserts)
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Summer
Meat
Lamb (prime season), Grass-fed beef, Rabbit, Quail, Free-range chicken, Wild duck (early season), Pigeon, Wild boar (rare, local farms), Kid goat (last of the season), Free-range porkFish & Shellfish
Lobster, Hake, Monkfish, Cockles, Salmon, Turbot, Brown shrimp, Langoustines, Mackerel, Sea bassVegetables
Peas, Courgettes, Broad beans, Tomatoes, New potatoes, Baby carrots, Cucumbers, Beetroot (young roots), Lettuce varieties (e.g., cos, oak leaf), Green beansFruit
Strawberries, Raspberries, Redcurrants, Blackberries, Gooseberries, Plums, Early apples, Blueberries, Whitecurrants, Blackcurrants -
Autumn
Meat
Venison (rutting season management), Wild duck, Partridge, Grouse, Free-range pork, Mutton, Guinea fowl, Hare, Woodcock, PheasantFish & Shellfish
Scallops, Haddock, Mussels, Pollock, Squid, Halibut, Brown crab, Smoked salmon, Monkfish, OystersVegetables
Pumpkins, Leeks, Kale, Carrots, Parsnips, Sweetcorn, Chard, Jerusalem artichokes, Wild mushrooms (e.g., chanterelles), CeleriacFruit
Apples, Pears, Elderberries, Damsons, Sloes, Figs (from polytunnels), Medlars, Blackberries, Crab apples (for jellies), Quinces -
Winter
Meat
Venison, Goose, Wild rabbit, Pheasant, Mutton, Partridge, Guinea fowl, Free-range pork, Woodcock, Wild boarFish & Shellfish
Cod, Halibut, Lobster, Oysters, Smoked haddock, Sole, Mackerel, Scallops, Herring, Sea bassVegetables
Celeriac, Swedes, Brussels sprouts, Beetroot, Savoy cabbage, Winter radishes, Parsnips, Turnips, Sprouting broccoli (late winter), KaleFruit
Apples (stored from autumn), Pears (stored), Cranberries, Rosehips (for syrups), Quince, Elderberries (frozen from autumn harvest), Dried plums (local prunes), Hawthorn berries, Sloes (frozen for spirits), Sea buckthorn berries