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Imori is a creative culinary studio and the collaborative identity of Nigerian artists, Femilola O’Brien-Dele and Oreoluwa Ahmeed.
Named for the Yoruba ‘knowing-the-head’ ceremony, the first rite that is performed after a child is born, Imori positions mealtimes as a ritual; food as a vehicle for preserving cultural memory and intangible heritage; and dining as an art.
The Imori Supper Club at South London Louie is a 5 course seasonal tasting menu, marrying Nigerian flavours with modern European influences.
A narrative element in the tradition of the oral storytelling & griotism of West Africa weaves together each course of this inaugural dinner.
Menu
Amuse bouche
Puff puff bites, manchego, habenero chilli jam
Tomato carpaccio, pickled onion, pickled okra, scotch bonnet with tomato Jollof foccacia
Slow cooked goat Mole
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Asaro (Yam Porridge) (v)
Coconut rice and hibiscus salsa
Agege bread and butter pudding, Guinness ice cream
Petit four