Celebrate A Kosher St. Patrick’s Day with GK Restaurant (Got Kosher?)

The restaurant may have been born in Tunis and raised in Paris, but his international dishes known for their innovative twists this week features a celebration of the Irish. The .www.gotkosherinc.com. And why shouldn’t there be a Jewish element in St. Patrick’s day, asks Chef Alain Cohen at Got Kosher?  After all, Dublin had a famous Jewish mayor (Teddy Kolleck) for years.

Appetizers Seared Lamb Salad with Beet Wedges & Honey Mustard Vinaigrette
Sticky Whiskey Chicken Wings*
Yorkshire Pudding with Lemon Chicken in Mustard Sauce*
Spicy Red Cabbage
Crispy Potato Cake (flourless)

Ethnic Appetizers
Hummus
Smoky Babaganoush
Spicy Moroccan Eggplant
Matboukha (Cooked Tomato & Pepper Salad)
Carrots & Fennel Seed Salad
Tapenade
Beet Salad with Mint
Vegetarian Chopped Liver
Gefilte Fish with Carrot Horseradish

Soup
Creamy Chicken Soup*
Potato & Lime Soup (V)

Fish
Moroccan Salmon (GF)
Baked Salmon Irish Style

Entrees
Rotisserie Chicken with Parsley & Caraway*
Lemony Chicken with Mustard Sauce (bone in)*
Irish Country Chicken Breast (boneless)*
Brisket in Guinness Sauce*
Corned Beef & Cabbage*

Traditional Tunisian Dish
Lemon Raisin Chicken Tajine*
Served with couscous

Cholent of The Week
Hungarian Cholent with Beef, Potato & Eggs*
Served with couscous

Vegetarian/Vegan
Artichoke Beignets (V)
Irish “Beef” Stew
Mac & “Cheese” (VE/GF)

Sides
Vegetable Shepherds Pie with Caramelized Onion
Cauliflower Au Gratin
Colcannon (Cabbage & Fried Pastrami)
Pan Roasted Green Beans with Golden Almonds
Roasted Carrots with ” Butter, ” Dill & Orange

Kugel of The Week
Lokshen Kugel (Savory Noodle Kugel)
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Call (310) 858-1920 or (310) 858-3123