There are considerable criteria to look at when you're opting for corporate catering services for your corporate events. The essential ones are the quality of the food firstly, followed by budget, proper service, etc.
Frank Boddy provides a portfolio of work from 2009 featuring a variety of canapés, starters, main courses and desserts for events catering. Dishes include sushi rolls, tartlets filled with venison and red pepper or squash and blue cheese, mini lamb kofta, pan-fried fillet of sea bass, beef wellington, and desserts such as prune and almond tart, sticky toffee pudding, and chocolate roulade. A selection of breads including ciabatta, bagels, brioche and olive bread is also included.
The document provides the menu for a Summer Society event, listing appetizers including broccoli and pepper soup, caprese salad, and smoked trout; main courses such as roasted chicken, steak and mushroom pies, sausage and mash, salmon, and cod; desserts like spotted dick, apple tart, brandy snap basket, and creme brulee; and a note that foods contain allergens and to ask staff for advice.
This document lists appetizers, side dishes, entrees, desserts and drinks on a menu with their calorie counts. Appetizers include a hummus platter with 6 servings at 150 calories per serving and baked parmesan zucchini rounds serving 2-4 people at 75 calories per serving. Entrees range from chicken fajita stuffed peppers at 325 calories to grilled salmon with avocado sauce at 320 calories. Dessert options provide around 100 calories each, such as roasted cinnamon peaches at 110 calories or greek yogurt cheesecake at 55 calories. Drink choices include fruit waters at 20 calories and an unsweetened lemon iced tea with 0 calories.
This menu offers a variety of food and drink options including fried chicken for $4.80, a beef sirloin dish for two people for $5.00, and a Greek salad for $4.50. It also lists several pasta, chicken, and rice dishes ranging in price from $7.80 to $8.50, as well as drinks such as mineral water for $1.00, juice for $1.50, and various wines and champagne from $4.50 to $7.00.
This document lists various foods and their common accompaniments. It includes meats like beef, lamb, pork and poultry; fish dishes; soups; salads; vegetables; and notes appropriate sauces, relishes, chutneys, mustards, breads and other pairings for each item. The goal is to provide a reference for creating balanced and flavorful complete meals and platters by pairing foods with traditional complementary condiments and sides.
The document is a menu for September 2014 listing lunch and dinner options for each day of the month. A variety of dishes are listed from different world cuisines including Asian, European and Mediterranean options. Each entry includes an entree along with accompanying sides or salads. Dishes include soups, curries, pastas, stir fries and baked or fried proteins served with rice, noodles or vegetables.
This document provides a menu listing various appetizers, entrees and desserts including steak and shrimp, bacon wrapped monkfish, seafood diablo, duck confit salad, mahi-mahi, turkey meatballs, pork medallions, swordfish, ravioli, tagliatelle pasta, shrimp soup, white chocolate mousse, rockfish, veal, chicken saltimbocca, fried soft shell crab, tuna tartare bites, and bone marrow gratin. The menu offers a variety of seafood, meat and pasta dishes.
Wild Garlic Catering provides food catering for all occasions. They aim to create customized menus for each event based on the client's requirements. The document provides sample starters, main courses and desserts that could be included in catering menus, including options like smoked trout salad, duck terrine, beef, cod, lamb, lobster, and desserts such as lemon tart, brownies, and cheesecake.
Frank Boddy provides a portfolio of work from 2009 featuring a variety of canapés, starters, main courses and desserts for events catering. Dishes include sushi rolls, tartlets filled with venison and red pepper or squash and blue cheese, mini lamb kofta, pan-fried fillet of sea bass, beef wellington, and desserts such as prune and almond tart, sticky toffee pudding, and chocolate roulade. A selection of breads including ciabatta, bagels, brioche and olive bread is also included.
The document provides the menu for a Summer Society event, listing appetizers including broccoli and pepper soup, caprese salad, and smoked trout; main courses such as roasted chicken, steak and mushroom pies, sausage and mash, salmon, and cod; desserts like spotted dick, apple tart, brandy snap basket, and creme brulee; and a note that foods contain allergens and to ask staff for advice.
This document lists appetizers, side dishes, entrees, desserts and drinks on a menu with their calorie counts. Appetizers include a hummus platter with 6 servings at 150 calories per serving and baked parmesan zucchini rounds serving 2-4 people at 75 calories per serving. Entrees range from chicken fajita stuffed peppers at 325 calories to grilled salmon with avocado sauce at 320 calories. Dessert options provide around 100 calories each, such as roasted cinnamon peaches at 110 calories or greek yogurt cheesecake at 55 calories. Drink choices include fruit waters at 20 calories and an unsweetened lemon iced tea with 0 calories.
This menu offers a variety of food and drink options including fried chicken for $4.80, a beef sirloin dish for two people for $5.00, and a Greek salad for $4.50. It also lists several pasta, chicken, and rice dishes ranging in price from $7.80 to $8.50, as well as drinks such as mineral water for $1.00, juice for $1.50, and various wines and champagne from $4.50 to $7.00.
This document lists various foods and their common accompaniments. It includes meats like beef, lamb, pork and poultry; fish dishes; soups; salads; vegetables; and notes appropriate sauces, relishes, chutneys, mustards, breads and other pairings for each item. The goal is to provide a reference for creating balanced and flavorful complete meals and platters by pairing foods with traditional complementary condiments and sides.
The document is a menu for September 2014 listing lunch and dinner options for each day of the month. A variety of dishes are listed from different world cuisines including Asian, European and Mediterranean options. Each entry includes an entree along with accompanying sides or salads. Dishes include soups, curries, pastas, stir fries and baked or fried proteins served with rice, noodles or vegetables.
This document provides a menu listing various appetizers, entrees and desserts including steak and shrimp, bacon wrapped monkfish, seafood diablo, duck confit salad, mahi-mahi, turkey meatballs, pork medallions, swordfish, ravioli, tagliatelle pasta, shrimp soup, white chocolate mousse, rockfish, veal, chicken saltimbocca, fried soft shell crab, tuna tartare bites, and bone marrow gratin. The menu offers a variety of seafood, meat and pasta dishes.
Wild Garlic Catering provides food catering for all occasions. They aim to create customized menus for each event based on the client's requirements. The document provides sample starters, main courses and desserts that could be included in catering menus, including options like smoked trout salad, duck terrine, beef, cod, lamb, lobster, and desserts such as lemon tart, brownies, and cheesecake.
This document provides the menu for a catered event including canapés, starters, main courses and desserts. The canapés section lists 6 small appetizers including seafood ceviche, beef fillet skewers, and leek and feta parcels. The starters section describes 5 first courses including chicken soup, scallops with pears and chorizo, and smoked salmon. The main courses offer 5 options of chicken, duck, beef, lamb and sea bass served with accompaniments. Finally, the desserts provide 6 choices such as chocolate fondant, lemon posset and cheesecake to end the meal.
The evening menu offers a selection of sharing plates to start including cured meats, seafood, and vegetables. Main dishes include slow braised ox cheek, pan-fried belly pork, and risotto with seasonal vegetables. Dessert consists of a selection of small plates and cheeses or a cheese course. Additional menu items that can be prepared include sharing platters of hummus, falafel, and cheeses, along with main dishes of braised meats and seafood served with vegetables sides.
This document describes several sushi and salad options as well as soup and entree selections from a Thai restaurant menu. The sushi options include rolls with ingredients like smoked salmon, avocado, eel, and caviar. Salads feature ingredients such as pomelo, tiger prawns, duck, and lychee. Listed soups include tom yum soup made with salmon, spicy beef soup, and tom kha gai. Entrees are also described like Xinjiang-style lamb, chicken satay, and Shanghai-style zander. All menu items include nutritional information for calories.
This document provides a menu for a restaurant. It lists options for starters, salads, main courses, kids meals, desserts, coffee, tea, and drinks. Starters include bruschetta, dumplings, and spring rolls. Salads include caesar, chicken, and prawn salads. Main courses range from lasagna and linguini to seafood, lamb shank, and steak. Kids meals, desserts like tiramisu, and beverage options are also outlined. The menu provides a wide variety of food and drink choices.
The document lists today's specials at a restaurant or cafe, including an Asian chicken salad, lemon seared salmon, loaded mac and cheese, loaded potato with curried pork, and white lasagna. It also lists soups of pozole and clam chowder. Beverages mentioned include ice tea, black lychee green pear latte, and chocolate turtle. Customers can add fries and a drink to any entree for $2. A hazelnut latte is also recommended.
This document contains descriptions of various appetizers, main courses and buffet setup options for an event. It lists appetizers like grilled tenderloin on Napa cabbage, chicken kanti roll, mini potato with smoked salmon, Thai beef tartar and six spiced king prawns. Main courses include black cod with polenta, peking duck breast with risotto, grilled tenderloin steak and stackable sole. It also provides details on breakfast, cold buffet, pasta and Indian/noodle stations as buffet setup options.
The document describes a menu including California rolls with cheezy pate, avocado, tomato, and cilantro; living enchiladas filled with marinated veggies and topped with avocado cream and chili sauce; and a Caesar salad with croutons, tomatoes, and dressing. The menu also features strawberry mango cheesecake bites, goji nut balls, green juice, noodle marinara, no tuna pate, vegetable teriyaki, strawberry cream tartlets, spice cookies, live pizza, cheese chive dip, and sunshine juice served with kale chips.
A visit to Iran yields a stunning variety of culinary delights. Between the familiar kebab and the decidedly outré grilled lamb’s testicles, there’s a vast spectrum of foods: caviar, pickle, and smoked fish in the north; samosas, falafel and hot and sour shrimp in the south; noodles, flatbread and rosewater-scented ice cream across the country.
Take a look at Iran’s place on the map and it’s easy to understand why the scope of native foods is so wide. Once the center of the Persian Empire, Iran neighbors the former Soviet Union countries, as well as Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Arab states and Turkey. Although Iran is part of the Middle East, it has close ties to Europe, the Far East and Africa, owing to its central place on the Silk Road trade route.
What’s more, the ancient warrior-king of Greece, Alexander the Great, conquered the Persian Empire back in the 4th century, and later it was invaded by Arabs, Turks, Mongols and Uzbeks. While Iranians already had a well-developed food identity before these invasions, they assimilated what the outsiders brought in. Think Russian-style borscht with cumin and cilantro and Chinese noodles in a soup of beans, herbs and sour fermented whey.
Many coveted ingredients are native to Iran, including pistachios, almonds, walnuts, saffron, mint, oranges, pomegranates and grapes. Iran has a variable climate with four distinct seasons, and unlike other parts of the Middle East, where the dry terrain limited what food could be grown, the ancient Persians transformed vast stretches of arid land into fertile oases via underground aquifers that drew melted snow water into the desert. A bright, sensuous, fruit-and-herb filled cuisine was born.
This document provides a menu for breakfast options including continental breakfast, Indian breakfast, ala carte options like fresh fruits and juices, cereals, eggs, Indian breakfast items like idli and dosa. It also lists soup options, salads, appetizers, sandwiches and burgers, main courses from Indian, Western and Oriental cuisines, rice options, Indian breads and desserts.
Culinary specialties of thailand by eric helfEric Helf
Thai cuisine varies widely between different regions of Thailand, with each featuring their own traditional dishes. Northern Thailand is known for khao soi, a sweet coconut curry with noodles and toppings. Northeastern Thailand enjoys som tam, a spicy green papaya salad. Southern Thailand offers coconut curries including the milder massaman curry with potatoes and meat. Central Thailand is famous for tom yum goong, a sour and spicy lemongrass shrimp soup.
Iranian cuisine features 7 regional cooking styles and makes prominent use of spices like turmeric, black pepper, cinnamon and saffron. Sour flavors from lime juice, sour grapes, bitter oranges and sumac are particularly popular. Key Iranian dishes include kababs (grilled meats), polo (rice pilafs), khoresh (stews), dolma (stuffed vegetables), and abgoosht (lamb broth). Popular kababs include shishlik, barg and kobideh. Common polo varieties pair rice with mahiche (boiled lamb) or zereshk (chicken and barberries). Khoresh stews often contain fesenjoon (pomegranate
This document appears to be a menu listing appetizers and main courses with creative descriptions. The appetizers include items like chickpea spheres with hummus and chapati, baby caper risotto with preserved lime flying fish roe butter, and sashimi of tea smoked salmon. The main courses provide globally influenced dishes such as catch of the day with Asian flavors, aged beef with olive marmalade, and slow braised salmon with white asparagus. Desserts are not included on the menu.
This document lists various food items and their typical accompaniments. It includes roast meats like beef and turkey along with suggested sauces and sides. Several appetizers, entrees, and desserts are also listed such as omelettes, fish, stew, goose, asparagus, and fresh fruit. Common condiments that could accompany the foods are also indicated.
The document appears to be a menu listing various appetizers and dishes including curryleaf fried anchovy and onions, vegetable tikki with smoked tomato chutney, beetroot hoppers with mushrooms and onions, chicken wings with fried onions, scallop and shrimp achar with tindli and radish, tandoori fish in glass, cocktail idli sambhar, fruit chaat, bhel puri chaat, oyster pakora with charred apricot, lamb brain slow cooked with tapioca, king prawn with beans and coconut, slow cooked egg with aubergine masala and sweet peas with black salt, cucumeber, lemon and raddish with onion seed
This document provides a menu for Foodlove Catering's Express Catering services. The menu includes options for breakfast, lunch, sides and salads. For breakfast, options include bakery items, sandwiches, burritos and hashes. Lunch offerings include signature and gourmet sandwiches, international wraps, side salads and pasta/grain salads. Entrée salads and lunch/dinner entrees are also listed. Beverages including coffee, tea, soda and bottled drinks are available. Foodlove Catering offers reliable catering services for corporate meetings, family gatherings and other events.
This document outlines the menu options for a restaurant, including multiple appetizer, main dish, side dish, and dessert options. Appetizers include tomato and lemongrass soup, watercress veloute, goat cheese, and Cornish crab. Main dishes range from braised short rib and scallops to grilled beef, salmon, sea bass, lamb, and chicken. Side dishes include green salads, beans, potatoes, broccoli, and fries. The menu also features a cheese platter for dessert.
The document lists various foods and their recommended accompaniments. It provides details on appetizers, soups, fish, pasta, meats, poultry, and game meats. For each item, typical sauces, seasonings, or sides that enhance or balance the flavors are specified. The purpose is to offer suggestions for complimentary condiments and garnishes to serve alongside different dishes.
Some of my dining recreations whilst I have searching for my new FM / Property role. Some pictures don't do it justice but please feel free to leave feed back or like? Thanks P
This document provides a sample menu divided into three sections - Spa Inspired, Vegetarian Inspired, and A Passion for Fish. The Spa Inspired section includes appetizers like cucumber gazpacho with shrimp and melon. The Vegetarian Inspired section features dishes such as crispy kale-and-tofu salad with coconut and cilantro flecked corn fritters. The A Passion for Fish section focuses on seafood dishes, including butter-poached lobster and salmon chops with celery and black truffles.
This document provides sample banquet menus from the Stonefield Resort including canapé options, buffet menus and plated dinner options. The buffet menus range from $80-$86 per person and include selections from salads, soups, carving stations, hot dishes and desserts highlighting local Caribbean and international cuisine. The plated dinner options range from $85-$115 per person and allow guests to select appetizers, entrées and desserts from curated multi-course menus.
The document provides menus and descriptions for various meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner options. It lists common foods and ingredients for each meal such as eggs, toast, beans and potatoes for breakfast; sandwiches, crisps and fruit for a typical British lunch; and options like steak, pork chop and soup for other meals. Beverages including tea, coffee and juice are also mentioned. Cooking and serving equipment is outlined including plates, bowls and utensils.
This document provides the menu for a catered event including canapés, starters, main courses and desserts. The canapés section lists 6 small appetizers including seafood ceviche, beef fillet skewers, and leek and feta parcels. The starters section describes 5 first courses including chicken soup, scallops with pears and chorizo, and smoked salmon. The main courses offer 5 options of chicken, duck, beef, lamb and sea bass served with accompaniments. Finally, the desserts provide 6 choices such as chocolate fondant, lemon posset and cheesecake to end the meal.
The evening menu offers a selection of sharing plates to start including cured meats, seafood, and vegetables. Main dishes include slow braised ox cheek, pan-fried belly pork, and risotto with seasonal vegetables. Dessert consists of a selection of small plates and cheeses or a cheese course. Additional menu items that can be prepared include sharing platters of hummus, falafel, and cheeses, along with main dishes of braised meats and seafood served with vegetables sides.
This document describes several sushi and salad options as well as soup and entree selections from a Thai restaurant menu. The sushi options include rolls with ingredients like smoked salmon, avocado, eel, and caviar. Salads feature ingredients such as pomelo, tiger prawns, duck, and lychee. Listed soups include tom yum soup made with salmon, spicy beef soup, and tom kha gai. Entrees are also described like Xinjiang-style lamb, chicken satay, and Shanghai-style zander. All menu items include nutritional information for calories.
This document provides a menu for a restaurant. It lists options for starters, salads, main courses, kids meals, desserts, coffee, tea, and drinks. Starters include bruschetta, dumplings, and spring rolls. Salads include caesar, chicken, and prawn salads. Main courses range from lasagna and linguini to seafood, lamb shank, and steak. Kids meals, desserts like tiramisu, and beverage options are also outlined. The menu provides a wide variety of food and drink choices.
The document lists today's specials at a restaurant or cafe, including an Asian chicken salad, lemon seared salmon, loaded mac and cheese, loaded potato with curried pork, and white lasagna. It also lists soups of pozole and clam chowder. Beverages mentioned include ice tea, black lychee green pear latte, and chocolate turtle. Customers can add fries and a drink to any entree for $2. A hazelnut latte is also recommended.
This document contains descriptions of various appetizers, main courses and buffet setup options for an event. It lists appetizers like grilled tenderloin on Napa cabbage, chicken kanti roll, mini potato with smoked salmon, Thai beef tartar and six spiced king prawns. Main courses include black cod with polenta, peking duck breast with risotto, grilled tenderloin steak and stackable sole. It also provides details on breakfast, cold buffet, pasta and Indian/noodle stations as buffet setup options.
The document describes a menu including California rolls with cheezy pate, avocado, tomato, and cilantro; living enchiladas filled with marinated veggies and topped with avocado cream and chili sauce; and a Caesar salad with croutons, tomatoes, and dressing. The menu also features strawberry mango cheesecake bites, goji nut balls, green juice, noodle marinara, no tuna pate, vegetable teriyaki, strawberry cream tartlets, spice cookies, live pizza, cheese chive dip, and sunshine juice served with kale chips.
A visit to Iran yields a stunning variety of culinary delights. Between the familiar kebab and the decidedly outré grilled lamb’s testicles, there’s a vast spectrum of foods: caviar, pickle, and smoked fish in the north; samosas, falafel and hot and sour shrimp in the south; noodles, flatbread and rosewater-scented ice cream across the country.
Take a look at Iran’s place on the map and it’s easy to understand why the scope of native foods is so wide. Once the center of the Persian Empire, Iran neighbors the former Soviet Union countries, as well as Afghanistan, Pakistan, the Arab states and Turkey. Although Iran is part of the Middle East, it has close ties to Europe, the Far East and Africa, owing to its central place on the Silk Road trade route.
What’s more, the ancient warrior-king of Greece, Alexander the Great, conquered the Persian Empire back in the 4th century, and later it was invaded by Arabs, Turks, Mongols and Uzbeks. While Iranians already had a well-developed food identity before these invasions, they assimilated what the outsiders brought in. Think Russian-style borscht with cumin and cilantro and Chinese noodles in a soup of beans, herbs and sour fermented whey.
Many coveted ingredients are native to Iran, including pistachios, almonds, walnuts, saffron, mint, oranges, pomegranates and grapes. Iran has a variable climate with four distinct seasons, and unlike other parts of the Middle East, where the dry terrain limited what food could be grown, the ancient Persians transformed vast stretches of arid land into fertile oases via underground aquifers that drew melted snow water into the desert. A bright, sensuous, fruit-and-herb filled cuisine was born.
This document provides a menu for breakfast options including continental breakfast, Indian breakfast, ala carte options like fresh fruits and juices, cereals, eggs, Indian breakfast items like idli and dosa. It also lists soup options, salads, appetizers, sandwiches and burgers, main courses from Indian, Western and Oriental cuisines, rice options, Indian breads and desserts.
Culinary specialties of thailand by eric helfEric Helf
Thai cuisine varies widely between different regions of Thailand, with each featuring their own traditional dishes. Northern Thailand is known for khao soi, a sweet coconut curry with noodles and toppings. Northeastern Thailand enjoys som tam, a spicy green papaya salad. Southern Thailand offers coconut curries including the milder massaman curry with potatoes and meat. Central Thailand is famous for tom yum goong, a sour and spicy lemongrass shrimp soup.
Iranian cuisine features 7 regional cooking styles and makes prominent use of spices like turmeric, black pepper, cinnamon and saffron. Sour flavors from lime juice, sour grapes, bitter oranges and sumac are particularly popular. Key Iranian dishes include kababs (grilled meats), polo (rice pilafs), khoresh (stews), dolma (stuffed vegetables), and abgoosht (lamb broth). Popular kababs include shishlik, barg and kobideh. Common polo varieties pair rice with mahiche (boiled lamb) or zereshk (chicken and barberries). Khoresh stews often contain fesenjoon (pomegranate
This document appears to be a menu listing appetizers and main courses with creative descriptions. The appetizers include items like chickpea spheres with hummus and chapati, baby caper risotto with preserved lime flying fish roe butter, and sashimi of tea smoked salmon. The main courses provide globally influenced dishes such as catch of the day with Asian flavors, aged beef with olive marmalade, and slow braised salmon with white asparagus. Desserts are not included on the menu.
This document lists various food items and their typical accompaniments. It includes roast meats like beef and turkey along with suggested sauces and sides. Several appetizers, entrees, and desserts are also listed such as omelettes, fish, stew, goose, asparagus, and fresh fruit. Common condiments that could accompany the foods are also indicated.
The document appears to be a menu listing various appetizers and dishes including curryleaf fried anchovy and onions, vegetable tikki with smoked tomato chutney, beetroot hoppers with mushrooms and onions, chicken wings with fried onions, scallop and shrimp achar with tindli and radish, tandoori fish in glass, cocktail idli sambhar, fruit chaat, bhel puri chaat, oyster pakora with charred apricot, lamb brain slow cooked with tapioca, king prawn with beans and coconut, slow cooked egg with aubergine masala and sweet peas with black salt, cucumeber, lemon and raddish with onion seed
This document provides a menu for Foodlove Catering's Express Catering services. The menu includes options for breakfast, lunch, sides and salads. For breakfast, options include bakery items, sandwiches, burritos and hashes. Lunch offerings include signature and gourmet sandwiches, international wraps, side salads and pasta/grain salads. Entrée salads and lunch/dinner entrees are also listed. Beverages including coffee, tea, soda and bottled drinks are available. Foodlove Catering offers reliable catering services for corporate meetings, family gatherings and other events.
This document outlines the menu options for a restaurant, including multiple appetizer, main dish, side dish, and dessert options. Appetizers include tomato and lemongrass soup, watercress veloute, goat cheese, and Cornish crab. Main dishes range from braised short rib and scallops to grilled beef, salmon, sea bass, lamb, and chicken. Side dishes include green salads, beans, potatoes, broccoli, and fries. The menu also features a cheese platter for dessert.
The document lists various foods and their recommended accompaniments. It provides details on appetizers, soups, fish, pasta, meats, poultry, and game meats. For each item, typical sauces, seasonings, or sides that enhance or balance the flavors are specified. The purpose is to offer suggestions for complimentary condiments and garnishes to serve alongside different dishes.
Some of my dining recreations whilst I have searching for my new FM / Property role. Some pictures don't do it justice but please feel free to leave feed back or like? Thanks P
This document provides a sample menu divided into three sections - Spa Inspired, Vegetarian Inspired, and A Passion for Fish. The Spa Inspired section includes appetizers like cucumber gazpacho with shrimp and melon. The Vegetarian Inspired section features dishes such as crispy kale-and-tofu salad with coconut and cilantro flecked corn fritters. The A Passion for Fish section focuses on seafood dishes, including butter-poached lobster and salmon chops with celery and black truffles.
This document provides sample banquet menus from the Stonefield Resort including canapé options, buffet menus and plated dinner options. The buffet menus range from $80-$86 per person and include selections from salads, soups, carving stations, hot dishes and desserts highlighting local Caribbean and international cuisine. The plated dinner options range from $85-$115 per person and allow guests to select appetizers, entrées and desserts from curated multi-course menus.
The document provides menus and descriptions for various meals including breakfast, lunch and dinner options. It lists common foods and ingredients for each meal such as eggs, toast, beans and potatoes for breakfast; sandwiches, crisps and fruit for a typical British lunch; and options like steak, pork chop and soup for other meals. Beverages including tea, coffee and juice are also mentioned. Cooking and serving equipment is outlined including plates, bowls and utensils.
This document provides a glossary of food-related Spanish terms with their English translations. It includes terms for foods, cooking methods, meals, and beverages. Some entries have additional details. The glossary contains over 200 terms organized alphabetically in Spanish.
Chef Mel's Catering dairy menu includes a variety of salad, soup, pasta, fish, rice, and side dish options. Salads include Santa Fe, Chinese, quinoa, celery corn and hearts of palm, green, Israeli, and tabouli. Soups are split pea, vegetable noodle, and ashe reshteh. Pastas include pesto, rotini salad, baked ziti, lasagna, and baked macaroni and cheese cups. Fish options are salmon, trout, and white fish. Rice dishes are mixed herb, cranberry almond, and wild. Side dishes include roasted rosemary potatoes, veggie eggrolls, avocado eggrolls, burekas
This document contains a list of over 100 canapés, starters, main dishes and desserts that could be served at a multi-course meal. The appetizers include items like spicy pork san choy bow, stuffed squids with peppers and tempura prawns. Main dishes range from fillet of salmon to rib of beef to suckling pig. Dessert options cover fresh fruits, tarts, ice creams and chocolate items like a dark chocolate délice.
This document provides a list of sharing boards, starters, and small plates that are available to order for parties at a restaurant. It includes options like mezze, tapas, antipasti, and charcuterie boards with various cured meats, cheeses, vegetables, and dips. Individual starter options are also listed that could each serve as an appetizer for £6.50 per person, such as beetroot carpaccio, smoked salmon, ham hock terrine, and chicken skewers.
Whether you are joining us for an event, our staff is here to assist you with gracious hospitality. Located just minutes from town, you will enjoy the proximity of year-round activities and events, and then return to our newly-remodeled mountain lodge with picturesque scenery from every window.
Custom Meals LLC provide a Ready Meal, Menu Suggestions , party and catering , personal chef services. party and preparation a party is a lot of work, even if you love to cook. Custom Meals can cook for you and you can check off "food preparation" from your party to do list.
Oscar’s Lounge & Restaurant, is the finest dinning and party restaurant in Nottinghamshire. With its wide range of food menu, it has become one of the nice place of dining out.
This document provides the menu for a wine dinner, listing various appetizers, salads, soups, main courses and desserts. The appetizers include seasonal leaf salad, caprese salad, seven spice chicken salad, poached prawns and samosas. Main courses include sop buntut (Indonesian oxtail stew), Vietnamese pho soup, minestrone soup, steamed reef fish, spaghetti, gosht biryani and various Asian noodle and rice dishes. Desserts and cheeses are also offered. Additionally, separate menus for a la carte items in February 2014 and 2015 are provided, featuring steak, lamb and beef dishes.
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This document provides menu options for eating out at several different restaurants that have vegan and vegetarian options. At Wagamama, some vegan dishes include warm tofu chili salad, edamame, wok fried greens, raw salad, goma wakame salad, yasai gyoza, yasai itame and super green juice. Yo! Sushi has miso soup, miso dumpling ramen, yasai yakisoba, yasai chana rice, yasai gyoza, tofu katsu curry and fruit plate among other vegan options. Zizzi has starters like bruschetta and olives, pasta dishes like spaghetti pomod
AlKa Services is a company that offers quality chef services of first quality, healthy and affordable gourmet cuisine Costa Rican style directly in the comfort of your home, condominium or holiday villa, allowing the guest to relax and enjoy a delicious meal with your friends and family, making your celebrations a unique moment.
We are an innovative, service-oriented company that specializes in authentic Costa Rican food made from carefully selected fresh ingredients and tropical flavors with an international flair.
You can see more information on our Facebook pages under the name of AlKa Services or also as Chef Privado Kattya Campos.
The document provides an extensive menu for breakfast, lunch, appetizers, and dessert options for a resort or event. Breakfast options include continental items, cereals, breads, as well as both sweet and savory cooked items like pancakes, French toast, omelets and eggs. Lunch options span a variety of cuisines and include salads, wraps, tacos and pasta dishes. Appetizers include nuts, dips, fritters and bruschetta. Desserts cover cakes, tarts, fruit options and sorbets. Beverages are also available throughout the day.
This document provides information on various dining options available at Meliá hotels, including coffee breaks, finger foods, welcome drinks, working lunches, buffets, and cocktails. It describes the food and beverages included in each option across multiple menus. The options cater to different tastes and dietary preferences, with menus focusing on seasonal and local ingredients. Meliá aims to reinvent food and stay at the forefront of trends, while personalizing events and pampering guests.
This document provides vocabulary for describing foods and cooking methods in Spanish. It includes lists of adjectives to describe foods, vocabulary for meats, soups, drinks, vegetables, fruits, and desserts. Various cooking methods such as baking, roasting, grilling, and boiling are also defined. The document concludes with exercises to match Spanish adjectives with English translations.
This document outlines the menu options for a fine dining restaurant, including appetizers, sides, entrees and desserts. It also includes sections for a pub style/diner menu with appetizers, salads, sandwiches and entrees. Additional sections cover breakfast items, banquet options and special event menus. The document provides a comprehensive listing of potential food and beverage items that could be offered across different restaurant concepts and event types.
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