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Shukriya: This brunch starts in the morning. After all the meat is no longer looking at the clock - Walla! Food

2021-08-25T04:12:17.225Z


Shukriya Restaurant in Hod Hasharon opened before the Corona, and has now picked up gear with a spoiled weekend brunch full of excellent meat dishes. All the details, prices and menus in the full article >>>


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Shukriya: This brunch starts in the morning.

After all the meat is no longer looking at the clock

This is not a routine breakfast menu.

This is a great idea

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Wednesday, 25 August 2021, 06:00 Updated: 07:02

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It's a little hard to talk today about routine or trends, probably in the food world, probably in the Corona period.

But there is no doubt that in recent years many restaurateurs have begun to divert their resources outwards.

That is, outside the Tel Aviv bubble.



To the delicious Instagram page of Walla!

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like this We watched more and more new, worthy and delicious places open in the satellite cities of the center, in delicacies full of good things, and in brunches that at this stage of our lives can already be identified more there and less in Tel Aviv itself.



And all this leads us to Hod Hasharon, and Shukriya, and to the Shukriya's Friday brunch, to be exact.

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Raising a gear is required.

Shukriya's brunch (Photo: Afik Gabay)

The market restaurant led by Chef Nir Shlamor opened just before the Corona, survived to tell, and has recently picked up gear with the aforementioned brunch - a combination of evening dishes, meat and eggs that need it for a spoiled meat meal that starts on Friday morning and lasts until the afternoon.



what is on the menu? Crispy fish patties in a spicy harima sauce on toasted brioche, "liver in a bird's nest" (liver and onion in a sauteed wine sauce resting on an egg in the nest), sirloin steak, a pair of eyes in wine sauce and sweet potato puree, hot dogs with scrambled egg and home fries, shakshuka "in Eastern flavors "With Greek yogurt, focaccia in josper, turnip leaves, spinach, two eyes and a yoghurt stone, gyros in a charcoal oven, burata and cold anchovies, reduced balsamic and cherry confit.



Apart from these, you can order small dishes such as roasted eggplant, rocket and yogurt stone, masbaha with pitas and cherries, sardines stuffed with green smoothie and coated with cashews and pistachios, grilled root vegetables with olive oil, sea salt and raw tahini, vine leaves in yogurt stone, and also " A plate of brave ones (Arisa and Sahug with two even more bastard peppers) and morning cocktails.

Meat, eggs, celebration.

Shukriya's brunch (Photo: Afik Gabay)

Shlamor began with his love of food at age 8, in Iraqi cuisine.

He worked in the kitchen of Cafe Noir, went on to Hudson and set up restaurants with Chef Shahar Barnea.

Now, in the cafeteria of his hometown (Ramatayim Road 18), he brings to the table some of these, in addition to the food he loves, which he has researched and tried for years.



"We opened in January 2020, a month before the corona erupted," he said.

Starts in the morning, ends much later.

Shukriya's brunch (Photo: Afik Gabay)

Most of the dishes here come from the same josper, an efficient charcoal stove that has already taken over Tel Aviv.

The butter in Ajin, for example, consists of a Druze temptation made by a woman from a medal to Carmel, roasted liver, fried onions and roasted vegetables as well, and she is not alone.



"Raw materials are the name of the game," explained Shlamor.



Hod Hasharon is expanding, demographically and culinary alike, but Shlamor is navigating Shukriya in the opposite direction.

"Obviously there is the dream to open in Tel Aviv and it will come too, but I really think that in order to be in a place and be present in it, and also to live a family life, you have to live near," he described, "starting near home is the best thing, and only then moving away." .

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