Alpaca delights tea garden @ gallery naturalist

Work on the gardens started two years ago and continues to expand and evolve. What started out as an Alpaca paddock has now been transformed into a beautiful tea garden (Traditional Turkish – ‘Cay Bahcesi’), with plenty of natural shade from our majestic Eucalyptus Trees. The alpacas were relocated to new paddocks and work started on the layout of the new gardens. Plenty of native trees, bushes and rose collection have been planted for the local birds, bees, and butterflies to enjoy. The bonus was the beautiful flowers and perfume of those roses , herbs when they flower through the year.
At the back we built a small paddock where a few resident dwarf Alpacas will come to welcome visitors through their natural curiosity. We recently added a large rose collection, which included English and French heritage samples. When you add this to our already rich perfumed Frangipani's and flowering herbs you have the perfect environment to draw in the bees and butterflies, who are so vital to the ecosystem. We are proud to provide a wonderful sanctuary to our local birds and we hope to provide you with the same wondrous sanctuary, so that you can rest, relax, and recharge whilst viewing what nature has to offer!
Now I imagine after reading all that you must be quite thirsty? hungry? Well isn't just your lucky day! We are proud to announce that Alpaca Delights will be up and running in conjunction with Gallery Naturalist. Now you can enjoy the art, the scenery and the tea gardens with added bonus of trying our beautifully authentic Turkish pâtisserie.
At the back we built a small paddock where a few resident dwarf Alpacas will come to welcome visitors through their natural curiosity. We recently added a large rose collection, which included English and French heritage samples. When you add this to our already rich perfumed Frangipani's and flowering herbs you have the perfect environment to draw in the bees and butterflies, who are so vital to the ecosystem. We are proud to provide a wonderful sanctuary to our local birds and we hope to provide you with the same wondrous sanctuary, so that you can rest, relax, and recharge whilst viewing what nature has to offer!
Now I imagine after reading all that you must be quite thirsty? hungry? Well isn't just your lucky day! We are proud to announce that Alpaca Delights will be up and running in conjunction with Gallery Naturalist. Now you can enjoy the art, the scenery and the tea gardens with added bonus of trying our beautifully authentic Turkish pâtisserie.
the menu @ The Alpaca delights tea garden
Homemade Juices
Apple Lemonade Orange |
Turkish Delight
Turkish delight is a family of confections based on a gel of starch and sugar. Premium varieties consist largely of chopped dates, pistachios, and hazelnuts or walnuts bound by the gel; traditional varieties are often flavored with rosewater, mastic, Bergamot orange, or lemon. |
Baklava
It's a sweet dessert pastry that goes back generations in Turkish culture. |
Şekerpare
A very popular desert from Turkey that is often made of almond based pastry and then dipped in lemon-flavoured sugar syrup. |
Kemalpaşa tatlısı
Turkish dessert dish. It originates from the district of Bursa, in Turkey. Traditionally it is made using a cheese variety that is particular to the region. |
Tulumba
Tulumba is a deep-fried dessert. It is a fried batter soaked in syrup, similar to jalebis and churros. |
Tel Kadayif
Tel Kadayif is one of the most well known delightful Turkish desserts with a sweet syrup. ... Tel kadayif is like tiny crunchy noodles made from flour and water. It is enhanced with butter, stuffed with hazelnuts or walnuts, cooked in oven until golden and then soaked in syrup,so that it becomes a soft and sweet treat. |
Simit
Simit is a circular bread, typically encrusted with sesame seeds or, less commonly, poppy, flax or sunflower seeds. |
Mulberry Cake
A seasonal fruitcake made from our very own Mulberry Trees. Or Lemon Cake A seasonal fruitcake made from our very own Lemon Trees. |