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Garrett's Lunch Service 11:30Pm
Garrett's Lunch Service 11:30pm - 12:45pm Garrett's Dinner Service 6:00pm - 7:15pm Date Monday, September 24, 2018 Date Tuesday, September 25, 2018 Class CUL 121 Modern Kitchen Class CUL 230 American Regional and Global Cuisines Menu Items Menu Items Appetizer Calamari w/ Remoulade Sauce and Bell Pepper Confit Appetizer 1 Pork Satay w/ Lemongrass & a Peanut Sauce Soup Tomato Soup w/ Cream and a Basil Oil Appetizer 2 Spring Roll w/ a Nuoc Cham Dipping Sauce Salad Garrett's Salad w/ a Shallot Vinaigrette Appetizer 3 Kachumber w/ Mixed Greens & a Spiced Lemon Dressing Sandwich Ham and Gruyere on Sourdough w/ Potato Chips Soup Indian Carrot & Split Yellow Pea Soup Entrée 1 Herb Chicken Breast w/ Rapini & Baby Potatoes Entrée 1 Mughlai Chicken w/ Basmati Rice & Peas Entrée 2 Pasta Primavera w/ House made Pasta Entrée 2 Saag Paneer w/ Cumin Scented Rice Signature Dessert That Chocolate Cake w/ Fudge Icing & Raspberry Sauce Entrée 3 Pad Thai w/ Shrimp, Egg & Bean Sprouts Dessert 2 Carrot Cake w/ a Cream Cheese Icing Entrée 4 Thai Style BBQ Chicken Gai Yang w/ Black Rice Dessert 3 Lemon Chess Pie w/ Whipped Cream Signature Dessert That Chocolate Cake w/ Fudge Icing & Raspberry Sauce Dessert 2 Pecan Pie w/ Whipped Cream Dessert 3 Carrot Cake w/ Cream Cheese Icing Garrett's Lunch Service 11:30am - 12:45pm Date Wednesday, September 26, 2018 Class CUL 120 Classical Kitchen Menu Items Appetizer Chicken Liver Pate w/ a Port Wine Gelee Soup French Onion Soup w/a Gruyere Cheese au Gratin Salad Salade Mimosa w/ a Red Wine Vinaigrette Entrée 1 Whitefish -
Wedding Menu
COCKTAIL HOUR Butlered Hors D’Oeuvres All Included Broccoli Cheese Bites Beef Brochette Baby Lamb Chops Crab Rangoon Spanakopita Chicken Tacos Coconut Shrimp Stuffed Jalapeno Wrapped in Bacon Duck Spring Rolls Chicken Skewers Pot Stickers Mushroom Risotto in Phyllo Chicken Cordon Bleu Chicken Parmesan Spring Rolls Deviled Eggs Vegetable Spring Roll Chicken Wrapped in Bacon Lobster Egg Roll Mushroom Stuffed with Crabmeat Ratatouille Cups Fried Ravioli Asparagus Provolone Cheese Wrap Shrimp Wrapped in Bacon Lemon Spice Chicken Cheesesteak Egg Roll Macaroni & Cheese Bites Scallops Wrapped in Bacon Mini Beef Wellingtons Honey Goat Cheese Triangles Raspberry & Brie Tart Tomato Basil Arancini Mushroom Vol-au-vent - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Toscano Table All Included Caprese Salad Toasted Croustades Hummus Spread Shrimp Cocktail Assorted Marinated Mushrooms Tuna Salad Chicken Salad Fresh Seafood Salad Soppressata Hot Roasted Italian Peppers Roasted Pepper Caponata Mediterranean Olives Grilled Vegetables Baba Ghanoush Sliced Prosciutto Fresh Fruit Bruschetta Pesto Pasta Salad House- Made Pickles Artisan Meats & Cheeses Pita Bread Prosciutto & Provolone Peppers 1 COCKTAIL HOUR Attended Stations Pizza Station – Included Chef’s Choice Assorted Gourmet Flatbread Pizzas - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pasta Station – Choice of (2) Gemelli Raphael: Tossed with spinach, roma tomatoes and crab meat in -
Sweet Christmas Cookbook INTRODUCTION
IRENA GAVRAN - MIHAELA KOZARIĆ ŠEBREK - NINA MRVICA sweet christmas cookbook INTRODUCTION Sweet Christmas Cookbook is a booklet with over 30 wonderful holiday recipes that you can make all year round. In it you will find recipes for various cakes, cookies, sweet yeast dough stuffed with dried fruit, winter drinks and much more. But if you take a closer look, you will see this booklet is woven of a lot of love, effort and desire. When we thought about it, we didn’t know what it would look like, what recipes it would contain, or how much it would eventually bring us closer as a friends. We just knew we shared the same love for delicious sweet recipes and wanted to give them to you. We have joined forces and created these pages, for you. We spent many hours talking about recipes, exchanging hundreds of messages and emails, just as much time spent in the kitchen and behind the camera. And finally, with great pleasure we can say that our Christmas present is over. We give you this cookbook as a hope that you will find a handful of interesting recipes and ideas for your holiday table. We wish you to spend the most beautiful holidays with the Sweet Christmas Cookbook, to serve you for a long time and to create some beautiful memories with it. We would like to thank Bosch Croatia who recognized our idea and supported us in the realization. Thank you. Merry Christmas! Yours, Irena, Mihaela & Nina CONTENT 03 christmas cake 05 buche de noel 07 cranberry orange cake 09 caramelized walnut roll cake 12 rum bundt cake 14 meringue roll cake 15 hazelnut -
Baker's Dozen Guide
Facilitator Guide 1 Get ready! As the game facilitator, you have 5 easy tasks to get the most out of your game. You can play the game too, but keep in mind, this may expose you to hints as you give them to other players. 1. Reserve a space to play and decide on teams beforehand. 2. Set up the game materials. 3. Start the game. 4. Be the hint master. 5. Lead the post-game discussion. 2 Reserve a place to play the game. This game can be played in one large room or in multiple smaller rooms with table space for each team. Just make sure each team has a laptop with internet or a cell phone so they can access the game site to enter their final answer. If you’re playing with all of your teams in one large room, seperate teams as much as possible to avoid eavesdropping. Split teams into 3-5 members each. Ideally, each team will have 5 people. We recommend splitting up friends, office teams, or departments so people can work with others they don’t interact with day-to-day. Pro Tip: Assign the teams in advance so the game runs more smoothly right away. 3 Set up the game materials. Give each team one of the pink Baker’s Dozen boxes, some pens, and make sure each team can access the game site. Website link is below and is given in each box. When you're ready to start, set an 80 minute timer. If you don’t have access to the game site: At the end of 80 minutes, read the correct suspect and victim located at the back of this guide. -
Event and Catering Menus
Event and Catering Menus BREAKFAST BRUNCH LUNCH BREAKS TEA SERVICE RECEPTION DINNER DRINKS The Art of Catering Placing a dedicated focus on its global catering offerings, St. Regis Hotels & Resorts has elevated the private event experience, taking culinary excellence to new heights with The Art of Catering. Custom created by a team of leading St. Regis culinarians from around the globe, The Art of Catering brings refined dining with an artisanal approach to gatherings both large and small. With the debut of the Astor Menu, traditional catering has evolved to a fine-dining experience, as guests work with the chef to create an entirely personalized menu without restriction. Launching globally at the end of this year, The Art of Catering and Astor Menu are distinctly St. Regis, exemplifying food artistry at its finest for a memorable culinary experience beyond expectation. BREAKFAST BRUNCH LUNCH BREAKS TEA SERVICE RECEPTION DINNER DRINKS St. Regis Rituals Midnight Suppers Caroline Astor, mother of the St. Regis founder and doyenne of Gilded Age high society, entertained in a style that was unprecedented both in its opulence and its exclusivity. Her celebrated galas were often followed by intimate midnight supper experiences, which only a select few were invited to attend. The Bloody Mary These more relaxed affairs, distinguished by the finest wine and cuisine, were coveted after-parties In 1934, Fernand Petiot, the bartender at The St. where guests could unwind from the formality of Regis New York’s King Cole Bar, perfected the the preceding event. Traditionally commencing at recipe for a vodka-and-tomato juice cocktail he midnight, they now conclude at this hour. -
Catalogue 2017 Summary
CATALOGUE 2017 SUMMARY 14 Chocolate Icings hot process 52 Ceremony Cake Decorations 16 Coloured Chocolate Icings 54 Wedding Cake Decorations 18 Cocoa Icings hot process 56 Neutral Gelling Mixes 20 Fondant Mat Opera Icings 58 Gelling Mixes 22 Pearly Velvet Finishes 60 Custard Cream Mixes 24 Fruit Icings hot process 62 Frangipane Mixes 26 Concentrated Glaze - hot process 64 Biscuit Mixes 28 Ready to use Icings - hot process 66 Petits-fours Mixes 30 Ready to use glaze - cold process 70 Sugar Decorations 32 Chocolate Ganaches 72 Coloured Icing Mixes 34 Fruit Fillings 74 Fun Fair Mixes 36 Chocolate Fillings 76 Ice cream & Sorbet Mixes 42 Dessert Sauces 78 Technical Products 44 Flavouring 80 Linéaires Jams 48 Inclusions 82 Small packagings 50 Chocolate Decorations THE COMPANY History The team Le laboratoire The warehouse 4 GENERATIONS OF KNOW-HOW ADDITIONAL ADVANTAGES SUITABLE FACILITIES A DEMANDING ORGANISATION Unipâtis is an SME of human size, Created 30 years ago in Paris as the To triple the production capacities, the The stock management unit and regular "Comptoirs des gelées et Miroirs" to deliver composed of a team offering a wide Paris laboratory moved to Normandy maintenance of the warehouse guarantee products to the major pastry companies, range of skills : nearly 10 years ago. constant stock levels, with over 20 ranges Unipâtis is a family company which Pastrycooks, a logistics manager, R&D and 200 products. benefits from the know-how built up over 4 The company now has 6000 m2 of land engineers, an accounts, communication generations. and 1200 m2 of laboratories. and purchasing department and a sales team. -
Chocolate Forms
MOLD MAKING FOR THE EDIBLE ARTS Using ComposiMold to Make Molds for Chocolate and Other Edible Treats ComposiMold 903 Western Ave. Manchester, Maine 0435 Written by Stan Farrell, Michelle Miller, and Shawn Lemelin Table of Contents Table of Contents ............................................................................................................................ 0 Creative Inspiration ......................................................................................................................... 2 Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 2 ComposiMold ................................................................................................................................. 4 What is ComposiMold? .......................................................................................................... 4 Which ComposiMold Version to Use ..................................................................................... 5 Limitations and Warnings ....................................................................................................... 5 Compatible Casting Materials................................................................................................. 6 Cleaning ComposiMold Molds ............................................................................................... 6 Chocolate Forms ............................................................................................................................ -
Coffee Breaks - 500 Rubles Per Person
COFFEE BREAKS - 500 RUBLES PER PERSON MONDAY THURSDAY Traditional croissant Traditional croissant Chocolatines Danish pastries with apricots Homemade cookies Homemade cookies Fruit jam Fruit jam Freshly brewed coffee and tea Freshly brewed coffee and tea Mineral water Mineral water TUESDAY FRIDAY Traditional croissant Traditional croissant Raisin rolls Danish pastries with apples Homemade cookies Homemade cookies Fruit jam Fruit jam Freshly brewed coffee and tea Freshly brewed coffee and tea Mineral water Mineral water WEDNESDAY Traditional croissant Danish pastries with cherries Homemade cookies Fruit jam Freshly brewed coffee and tea Mineral water THE OFFER IS VALID FOR A MINIMUM OF 101010 PERSONSPERSONS.... ALL PRICES ARE INCLUINCLUSIVESIVE OF VAT 18% AND EXCLUSIVE OF 10% SERVICE CHARGCHARGEEEES.S.S.S. Swissôtel Krasnye Holmy Moscow 52 bld.6, Kosmodamianskaya nab. | Moscow 115054 | Russia Tel: +7 495 787 9800 | Fax: +7 495 787 9898 [email protected] | www.swissotel.com/moscow COFFEE BREAKS - 550 RUBLES PER PERSON MONDAY THURSDAY Chocolate cake Honey cake Fresh fruit salad Fresh fruit salad Homemade cookies Homemade cookies Freshly brewed coffee and tea Freshly brewed coffee and tea Mineral water Mineral water Fruit juice Fruit juice TUESDAY FRIDAY Esterhazy cake Tiramisu Fresh fruit salad Fresh fruit salad Homemade cookies Homemade cookies Freshly brewed coffee and tea Freshly brewed coffee and tea Mineral water Mineral water Fruit juice Fruit juice WEDNESDAY Opera cake Fresh fruit salad Homemade cookies Freshly brewed coffee and tea Mineral water Fruit juice THE OFFER IS VALID FOR A MINIMUM OF 10 PERSONSPERSONS.... ALL PRICES ARE INCLUINCLUSIVESIVE OF VAT 18% AND EXCLUSIVE OF 10% SERSERVICEVICE CHARGECHARGES.S.S.S. -
New Orleans Celebrates Israel; Views Spielberg Film
THE BEST OF THE ™ Spring | Summer 2015/5775 Inside The Sydney And Walda Bestho Sculpture Garden In City Park (Pictured: Sorel Etrog’s Pulcinella) ANNOUNCING!! THE 1ST ORIGINAL RED BEANS RICE COOK-OFF! & MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2015 Labor Day 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Torah Academy 5210 W. ESPLANADE AVENUE METAIRIE SPONSORED BY ™ FULL DETAILS RELEASED THE BEGINNING OF JUNE! TEAM COMPETITION ~ 2 DIVISIONS GREAT FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT! December 2014 Broza highlights community Chanukah event at JCC DECEMBER 19, 2014 BY ARLENE WIEDER The annual community Chanukah event, held at the Uptown Jewish Community Center on Sunday, Dec. 15, featured Israeli-born musician David Broza, an inter- (photo by Barbara Kaplinsky) nationally-renowned talent who has been hailed as the “Israeli Bruce Springsteen.” JCDS students perform Broza fascinated and amazed the 200-plus audience gathered inside the JCC’s Mintz Auditorium. The entire multi-generational audience enjoyed this incredibly gifted at Pelicans game artist as he masterfully played his guitar, while singing DECEMBER 19, 2014 many of the songs he has popularized for nearly four BY BaRBARA KAPLINSKY OF JCDS decades. Broza’s first comments to the crowd expressed his Members of the Jewish Community Day School (JCDS) excitement on being able to return and perform in New performed “The Star Spangled Banner” on the center court David Broza performs at the JCC on Sun., Dec. 14 at the JCC’s Community Orleans. As he began singing his first set of Israeli songs, Wide Chanukah celebration. (Photo by Arlene Wieder) of the Smoothie King Arena on the first night of Chanukah, the audience sat mesmerized by his unique style of rhyth- Tues., Dec. -
Food and Cookery / Commodities / Ingredient Function
Food and Cookery / Commodities / Ingredient Function FOOD AND COOKERY COMMODITIES / INGREDIENTS Food and Cookery / Commodities / Ingredient Function Y9 Hospitality & Catering Make notes on the PP slide. Add your own examples where possible. Research recipes for each commodity. Extension Task: Create a menu for an awards ceremony. This includes canapés, snacks and a drinks list. This needs to suit a wide range of dietary requirements and allergies. The menu must include at least 4 canapés, 4 snacks and 3 non alcoholic drinks. Food and Cookery / Commodities / Ingredient Function Basic Bread Dough Dough products are made from a basic bread dough containing yeast. • To make a basic bread dough, you should use strong plain flour as it contains more gluten. – Gluten is a sticky protein found in wheat and other grains. • When mixed with water, it becomes stretchy and helps the products to rise. • The yeast in the dough is activated with warm water. It is killed by excess heat, and if this happens the dough will not rise. • Kneading the dough helps to stretch the gluten so the dough can rise and keep its shape. The dough should then be left to prove in a warm place. The dough should be baked in a hot oven - the heat makes the bread rise before killing the yeast. • To test if bread is ready, tap the bottom. If it sounds hollow it is cooked. Food and Cookery / Commodities / Ingredient Function Doughs • Flour-based products provide energy, vitamins and minerals. • Wholemeal products also provide roughage, an essential part of a healthy diet. • Enriched doughs (e.g. -
Colette Thomas, Carole Cover, Pat Lenczewski, Karyn Thomas Cookie
Colette Thomas, Carole Cover, Pat Lenczewski, Karyn Thomas Cookie Exchange .............................................................................3 Raspberry-Truffle Brownies .........................................................................................................3 Walnut & Chocolate Chip Bars .......................................................................................................3 Rugelach ............................................................................................................................................4 Cranberry Layer Bars .....................................................................................................................4 Oreo Truffles ..................................................................................................................................5 Lemon Bon Bons................................................................................................................................5 Sandies ..............................................................................................................................................6 Italian Donuts ..................................................................................................................................6 Salted Caramel-Pecan Bars ............................................................................................................6 Frosted Nutmeg Logs .....................................................................................................................7 -
School of Cake Decorating & Confectionery Art 2012 Course Catalog
The School of Cake Decorating & Confectionery Art 2012 course catalog Over 80 years of excellence Hands-on learning for beginners and professionals More than 50 different courses offered school history excellence in education since 1929 The Wilton School Mission is to provide excellence in cake decorating education, which fosters technique mastery and inspires creative expression by school graduates. There’s Always Something New at The Wilton School! Since 1929, thousands of students have learned the art of professional cake decorating directly from the experts. The Wilton School of Cake Decorating and Confectionery Art in Darien, Illinois, has set the standard for cake decorating education for over 80 years. It’s home to The Master Course (p. 3), the world’s most popular and comprehensive cake decorating curriculum. Offered in two-week sessions throughout the year, The Master Course has been so popular that weekend and Spanish- language courses are also available. We’ve never stood still at The Wilton School! From the beginning, we’ve shown our students how to achieve the decorating looks that reflect today’s taste. We add new classes every year, including such specialties as sugar artistry, Isomalt® decorating, fondant, gum paste, chocolate and more. Our faculty and guest instructors introduce students to the latest techniques and products to enhance the decorating experience year after year. For 2012, we have an exciting advanced course to help students add color and drama to their presentations. In Sugar Showpieces, Laurie Bradach will help you create works of art in both Isomalt® and sugar using advanced techniques of blowing, molding and casting.