A renowned London chef will join Heckfield Place for its final Hearth Supper of the year.
Jackson Boxer, head chef at Henri, Brunswick House, Orasay London, and Cowley Manor Experimental, will team up with Hearth's head chef, Owen Seamark, on Thursday, November 14.
The pair will create a three-course menu, all cooked over fire.
The evening will start with a brief introduction from Jackson and Owen, with a welcome drink and snacks including oysters, grilled potato bread and whipped cod's roe served with raw vegetables from Heckfield Place's biodynamic Market Garden.
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Guests will then enjoy a three-course meal, with a selection of three starters.
Options include poached leeks with crab, fried capers, brown butter and chamomile vinegar, roast beetroot with cow's curd and grilled carrots with peanuts and coriander.
Main courses will feature roast chicken stuffed with pork and truffle farce, served with a green salad and grilled potatoes with mushroom hollandaise.
The meal will end with a tarte tatin made with apples picked that morning from Heckfield Place's Home Farm.
The dinner will highlight the culinary skills of both Jackson and the Hearth team, using produce from Heckfield Home Farm.
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The dinner in Hearth will be priced at £95 per person and will include a welcome drink, various snacks, and a three-course meal.
Additional beverages and a discretionary service charge will be added to the bill.
Bookings can be made online, and any allergies or dietary requirements should be communicated when making the reservation.
Heckfield Place is a Georgian family home that has been restored to its historic origins.
It has 45 bedrooms, two signature restaurants - Marle and Hearth - both overseen by culinary director Skye Gyngell, a biodynamically certified Market Garden and organic Home Farm, and a 17,000 sq ft wellness space named The Bothy by Wildsmith.
It also has a 67-seater Screening Room, the Moon Bar, walled gardens, lakes and an ancient arboretum.
The estate is known as one of England’s most considered destinations, with a strong connection to the land.
The estate also offers The Assembly, a space with a programme of walks, talks and workshops that celebrate the core themes of the estate.
These events help guests reconnect and rediscover the essence of Heckfield Place.
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