A Suffolk pub says it's excited to serve its new roast dinner sharing platter with a twist of signature smoked pulled pork in barbecue gravy and pigs in blankets.
Queens Bar and Grill teased a video of the platter on social media this week with footage showing gravy being poured over the decadent barbecue-themed dish.
The new roast dinner dish, which has "a hint of our BBQ twist", the owners say, will be launched on Sunday, June 30.
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The pub says the platter will include: "Smoked beef, roast pork, pigs in blankets & stuffing balls, Yorkshire puddings, pulled pork gravy loaded smashed pots, cauliflower cheese, and bacon and gravy wings.
"The roast potatoes are smashed and loaded with our signature smoked pulled pork in BBQ gravy. Wings are coated in a homemade bacon gravy, and then you get both pork and beef with all the trimmings, including pigs in blankets."
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The owners added: "We launched this dish because it’s a tough time for hospitality and it’s becoming more and more important to do something ‘different’.
The super successful BBQ sharer the pub recently launched (Image: Queens Bar and Grill)
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"Our roasts are very popular and we recently launched a BBQ sharer which has gone down well. So we decided to launch a roast sharer with a hint of our BBQ twist to offer something different.
The pub has also just announced a Surf and Turf sharing platter which will be released on June 27 (Image: Queens Bar and Grill)
"We are really excited about this and it keeps us on our toes and it’s fun to create new offerings."
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