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SULTANS’ DINNER
Each and every detail has beencarefully considered to define
the Sultans’ Dinner experience.This exquisite dining experience
with ultimate superlatives will takethe guests on a magical journey
in time.
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Dating back to the 17th century, the only Ottoman Imperial Palace & Hotel
on the Bosphorus, Çırağan Palace Kempinski İstanbul has a brand-new dining experience: “Sultans’ Dinner”,
for those who are willing to enchant their guestswith unique tastes and presentations,
from the Ottoman reign, in a real Ottoman Palace.
Following the welcoming reception,a rich banquet of royal delicacies is served
in the graceful “Ottoman” hall; mesmerizing with custom made crystal chandeliers, walls hand
painted from ceiling to floor and a balcony overlooking the Bosphorus.
Flamboyant flowers, laced plates, cutleries,napkins, glasses and special embroidered
uniforms, which the experienced banqueting teamwill be wearing, have also been designed
exclusively for this experiential Sultans’ Dinner concept.
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TIMELESS ACCESSORIES
This impeccable dining experience which promises a royal journey in time
is presented in specially selected, detailed and manufactured accessories.
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PLATES GLASSESThese plates, specially designed for Sultans' Dinner,were inspired by the Ottoman art of ornamentation.
Carnation flower engravings were first used in the 16th century and then in İznik pottery in the following centuries.
The hand-made, shear crystal glasses are madewith engravings and gold plating used in 17th century
French Baroque era.
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ITALIAN CARAFE ANDGOBLET SET
A light brown, pedestal footed, handmadeset with plant motifs, belonging to the
1900-1950 era.
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CHANDELIERSeven candlesticks with rococo motifs
commonly found on 19th century Frenchchandeliers and a female figure from that era.
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FRUIT BOWL19th century French chandeliers and
bronze, oval shaped fruit bowl with four mythical baby figurines andbraid designs; raised on grooved feet.
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ROYAL COFFEE SETDuring the Ottoman Empire reign,
the tughra, a striking calligraphic seal, was considered as the signature of the sultan.
The 19th century, silver coffee set is decorated with the authentic tughra
of the Ottoman Sultan.
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CUTLERYCutlery is inspired by ancient
cultures and the rich vegetation of the Mediterranean. The graceful curves
of the ever green bay tree, embellishthe simple and classic designs of Rome.
Offering balance and elegance with drop-handled stitches, this design
brings the centuries old journey of the bay tree to your tables
with a fine craftsmanship.
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TABLECLOTH ANDNAPKINS
Specially designed and handmadewith 100% linen; based on 16th century
motifs found on the plates.
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ATTIREThe attire worn by the professional
banquet service team have been specially tailored for this unique dining experience.
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The experience commences with a magnificent welcome reception
accompanied by live “fasıl”; a suite in Ottoman classical music and
“sherbet” service; a popular beverage in the Ottoman era.
WELCOMERECEPTION
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SPECIAL DESIGNGILDED MENU
An exceptional menu from the centuriesrich recipe archive of the Ottoman
kitchen where every dish has its ownunique story and lacquered illustration.
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During the Ottoman period of 15th century, this dish was made often as a sort of dietary supplement at the palace since the sultan believed eggplant was very good for health.
This recipe was taken from the kitchen of the sultan in the year of 1764. At the period of Sultan Ahmet the III.,
the shahzadahs were often fed fish dishesdue to their health benefits.
RED GURNARD SOUPwith wheat and vegetables
MANZANAgrilled eggplant, red pepper, spring onion
served with garlic oil
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An English aristocrat, letter writer and poet Lady Montagu; visited many Ottoman ladies and had the opportunity to dine with them during her years of residence as wife to the British ambassador to Turkey in İstanbul in 17th-18th century. She remarked in her travel
letters that the Ottoman dishes were all finely dressed and contained a great deal of rich spices. An Ottoman explorer, Evliya Çelebi also described this dish in a travelogue called The Seyahatname (Book of Travel) in the same era.
CHARCOAL GRILLED SWORDFISH ON SKEWERS
with bayleaf and estragon Tosya pilaf
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In 1582 at the Ottoman Palace, Sultan Murat III had this special chicken dish prepared for circumcision celebrations.
CHICKEN TOPKAPIroasted chicken breast filled with oriental pilaf
served with creamy spinach
While awaiting the arrival of the Grand Vizier in the Council Chambers, the viziers brought refreshments for the troops lined
up in the courtyard. Upon arrival, the Grand Vizier wishedfor an “Auspicious Day” and proceeded with the first business
of the day; which was the distribution of the troops’ daily ration of food-traditionally consisting of bread, soup and zerde.
ZERDEflavored with saffron
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