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Five Star Kosher Catering FIVE STAR KOSHER CATERING Kosher Division of Someone’s In The Kitchen Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 5 Star Kosher Catering and event planning can offer you the perfect combination of cuisine & creativity to make your event unforgettable. Kosher Division of Someone’s In The Kitchen Amazing food is a part of everything we do..but that’s only the beginning. We bring inspired design and décor to your event, paying attention to every detail. From an elegant sit down dinner to a lavish buffet we offer you premier service and food your guests will rave about! We will customize a menu specifically for your event. You can see samples of our exceptional menus in this packet. Whether it’s a baby naming, bar or bat mitzvah, wedding or life cycle event Five Star Kosher Catering will partner with you through each stage of the event planning Average menu pricing per person $45.00—$90.00 per person range. Please con- tact us so we can design your personalized menu. Pricing is subject to an administrative production fee of 22% & sales tax of 9%. Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 “Food for Thought” “Food for Thought” Asian Hors D’oeuvres Tray Passed Hors D’oeuvres Tempura Green Beans Mini Matzo Ball Soup Edamame Potstickers Turkey Sui Mai Brazilian Coconut Chicken Vegetarian Sushi Roll Chinese Chicken Salad Avocado Egg Roll Bastilla in Filo Portobello Mushroom Sliders Fried Baby Shaved Artichokes Portobello Fries in Cone with Aioli Dip Seared Ahi Tuna Rice Paper Tuna Tartar in Savory Cornet Wrapped Vegetables Mini Potato Pancake with Smoked Salmon Petit Lamb Chops with Pinot Noir Glaze Soft Duck Tacos in Mini Crepe with Hoisin Asian Beef in a Spoon Mini Hot Dogs in Puff Pastry Sashimi Vegetarian Sushi Roll Seaweed Noodles in a Mini Ruben Sandwich Spoon Chicken Sate Demi Slice Prime Rib on Crostini Halibut in Spoon With Jade Sauce Beef Short Rib in Spoon with Sweet Soy Gravlox on Black Bread, Mustard/Dill Sauce Dumplings in a Steamer Basket Seared Ahi Tuna, Miso Wasabi, on Wonton Wild Mushroom Bouches Roast Cherry Tomato, on Crouton, Tapenade Steamed Pot Stickers, Soy Dipping Sauce Breaded Artichoke Bottoms, Garlic Aioli Dim Sum Cart Asian Noodle Salad Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 SAMPLE MENUS Kiddush Buffet Lunch Buffet Lemonade, Ice Tea and Fruit Infused Spa Water Sliced Challah Baby Kale Salad Oranges, Toasted Almonds & Citrus Vinaigrette Assorted Breakfast Breads Date nut, blueberry, cranberry & banana Pear Salad Mixed Greens, Poached Pears, Spicy Sweet Walnuts, Assorted Bagels & Lox Pear Balsamic Vinaigrette, & Fanned Poached Pear Garnish Served with parreve cream cheese, freshly sliced beefsteak tomatoes, Artisanal Bread Display sliced cucumbers, capers, olives and Bermuda onions Pomegranate Glazed Grilled Sliced Chicken Breast Fresh Fruit Sliced Beef ”Tenderloin” Cut farm fresh seasonal fruit With paarve creamed horseradish & onion marmalade Tuna Salad & Egg Salad Grilled Salmon Tomato Basil Sauce Mini Potato Pancakes apple sauce Crunchy Mustard Chicken Salad Chunks of poached chicken breasts, cucumber, celery, Mezze Treats Julienned red onion, slivered cornichons Fresh pita bread & herb toasted pita chips Temeraire mustard vinaigrette hummus, tahini, baba ganoush & matboucha Chopped Israeli Salad Rice Pilaf Pavee Potatoes Poached Salmon Broccolini dill mustard sauce Baby Carrots Baby Beets Wild Baby Spring Salad Wild baby spring leaves, sweet & spicy pecans *Large Persian Fruit & Nut Display cranberry port-wine vinaigrette Dried fruit, dates & assorted nuts Assorted mini cookies, Persian cookies & pastries Black & White Cookies Fresh Mint Rugelah Berries, Cucumbers, Pineapple, Cherries, Watermelon, Mandarins, Grapes, Mini Chocolate Chip Cookies Melon, Baby Apples, Baby Pears, Baby Bananas (subject to availability) Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee Fine Tea Selection Freshly Brewed Regular & Decaffeinated Coffee *$36.00 per person Fine Tea Selection Persian Tea– Earl Grey, Jasmine, Green Tea, Sadaf, Persian Sugar with Navad(Saffron) Large Tea Samovar $69.00 per person *Indicates additional charge *Does not include, bartenders, linen, beverage, 22% administrative charge, 9% sales tax *Does not include, bartenders, linen, beverage, 22% administrative charge, 9% sales tax Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 Salad Options Sample Buffet Dinner Baby Arugula and Frisee Salad Red Grapes, Dried Pears, Toasted Walnuts & TRAY PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES Lemon-Truffle Vinaigrette Pommes Frites In Bamboo Cones With Garlic Aioli Solstice Salad Soft Chicken Tacos Baby Greens, Sliced Radishes, Candied Walnuts, Paired with Margarita Shots Red & Yellow Pear Tomatoes & Asian Beef in a Spoon Balsamic Vinaigrette Wild Baby Greens Salad SERVED FIRST COURSE Spicy Sweet Pecans, Cranberry Port-Wine Vinaigrette Solstice Salad Pear Salad Baby Greens, Sliced Radishes, Candied Walnuts, Mixed Greens, Poached Pears, Spicy Sweet Walnuts, Pear Balsamic Red & Yellow Pear Tomatoes & Balsamic Vinaigrette Vinaigrette & garnished with a Fanned Poached Pear CARVING STATION Sliced Rib Roast Duo Plate Parreve Horseradish Cream & Caramelized Onions Shot Glass of Watermelon Beet Soup & Choice of Salad Torn Fresh Spinach Leaf Salad Turkey Breast Enoki Mushrooms, Candied Walnuts, Sliced Cranberry Chutney, Gourmet Mustard, Soft Fresh Demi Rolls Strawberries & Citrus Vinaigrette Chef Display Mushroom Saute Bar Caesar Salad An assortment of mushrooms & fresh spinach crisp romaine lettuce leaves, croutons homemade Caesar dressing, Sautéed with olive oil, garlic & shallots garnished with parreve parmesan cheese Mashtini Bar Candied Salad Roasted garlic mashed potatoes, Iceberg lettuce, diced Asian pears, mandarin orange, fuji apples, & sweet potato puree with the “not so typical” additions chopped candied pecans & candied ginger & lemon dressing of fried onions, caramelized nuts, mini marshmallows, brown sugar, dried cranberries, romesco sauce, Spinach and Boston Leaf Salad Wasabi mso glaze, wasabi pas and edamame beans Honey crisp apples, dried cranberries, toasted pecans red wine vinaigrette Roasted Salmon With tomato compote Local Farm Fresh Grilled Vegetables DESSERT BUFFET Chocolate Cups filled with Chocolate Mousse & Raspberry Lemon & Fruit Tarts Fresh Fruit Cobbler with Parreve Vanilla Ice Cream Chocolate Brownie Bread Pudding French Macaroons Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee Fine Tea Selections Does not include beverage, linen, bartenders, 22% administrative fee, 9% sales tax Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 Entree Options Sample Served TRAY PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES Supremes de Volaille en Phyllo Chicken Stuffed with Duxelles of Mushrooms Asian Beef in a Spoon in Phyllo with Madeira Sauce Soft Duck Taco in Mini Crepe with Hoisin Rack of Lamb Fried Baby Shaved Artichokes Chicken Marsala Marsala Wine ,Mushroom Sauce FIRST COURSE Chicken Roulade Mixed Greens, Poached Pears, Spicy Sweet Walnuts, Pear Rolled & Stuffed with , Spinach & Pine Nuts Balsamic Vinaigrette & garnished with a Fanned Poached Pear Maple Soy Glazed Grilled Salmon PRE-DESIGNATED ENTRÉE Spa Salmon with Tomato Compote Braised Short Ribs Red Wine Reduction ACCOMPANIMENTS Grilled Salmon Garlic Infused Mashed Potatoes Maple Garlic Soy Glaze Orzo with Caramelized Onions Mushroom Artichoke Strudel Roasted Rosemary Potatoes Shitake & Button Mushrooms Sliced Artichoke Hearts in Puff Pastry Hash of Brussel Sprouts, Onion Bundles of Baby Carrots & Sugar Snap Peas With Fingerling Potatoes Horseradish Potato Puree Toasted Israeli Cous Cous Acorn Squash, Cipolini Onion & Wild Mushrooms DESSERT Rosemary-Maple Vinaigrette Asparagus Bundles Tied with a Chive Trio Plate Chocolate Torte, Cotton Candy, Crème Brule Oven Roasted Baby Carrots With Snap Peas Regular and Decaffeinated Coffee Roasted Broccolini Fine Tea Selection $65.00 per person *Does not include beverage, linen, bartenders, 22% administrative fee, 9% sales tax Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 PARTY WITH FIVE STAR KOSHER CATERING Butterfly Bat Mitzvah B’nai Mitzvah Tea Party Seasonal Events 50th Birthday Sweet 16 Party Weddings Location Events Five Star Kosher Catering (310) 659-7141 (818) 343-5151 .
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