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Catering Menu In-Store Use Only CATERING MENU IN-STORE USE ONLY HEALTHY MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. W Cate Al Occasion! CORPORATE EVENTS & MEETINGS • FAMILY GATHERINGS WEDDINGS • ANNIVERSARIES • GRADUATIONS OPEN HOUSES WE CAN ALSO HOST YOUR SPECIAL EVENT IN ONE OF OUR PRIVATE BANQUET AREAS! For more than 30 Years, Holyland has strived to provide customers with the freshest, healthiest Mediterranean Cuisine available anywhere in the country. This catering menu represents a collection of many cultural favorites, including famous dishes from some of the oldest regions of the world, as well as many non-traditional dishes. OUR INGREDIENTS COME FROM THE VERY BEST NATURALLY HEALTHY HALAL FOOD SOURCES ANYWHERE Catering Menu Guide PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS ON ITEMS Look for these symbols that identify dietary preferences. INDEX Appetizers, Dips & Fingerfoods.................................... 2 - 6 Salads/Vegetables ...................................................... 7 - 9 Entrees & Rice............................................................. 10 - 15 Specialty Entrees......................................................... 16 - 17 Desserts...................................................................... 18 - 19 Sides / Extras .............................................................. 20 Bread • Sauces • Roasted Tomatoes • Water Soda • Chang Equipment • Place Settings Suggested Serving Sizes.............................................. 21 Lunch Boxes................................................................ 22 Vegetarian Lunch Boxes • Meat Lunch Boxes Pick-A-Menu............................................................... 23 Buet-Style Choices • V.I.P. Menu Testimonials ............................................................... 24 Oderin i fas an eas! To order online, please visit: holylandbrand.com CLICK ON CATERING LINK To discuss meal planning for an upcoming event, contact our Catering Specialist at: [email protected] or call 612-781-2627 ext. 105 Some items may not be available • Prices are subject to change without notice. APPETIZERS, DIPS & FINGERFOODS PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order Baked & smoked eggplant blended with Tahini, fresh lemon juice, fresh garlic, sea salt, and extra virgin olive oil. $19.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 12 14 PEOPLE Per lb.... $ 6.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Baked and smoked eggplant mixed with chopped roasted bell peppers, parsley, walnuts, extra virgin olive oil. Topped with pomegranate molasses, walnuts, parsley, and fresh pomegranate (seasonal) $23.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 12 14 PEOPLE Made with freshly ground garbanzo beans (chickpeas), and carefully mixed with Tahini (sesame paste). Blended with lemon juice, fresh garlic and extra virgin olive oil. $19.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 12 14 PEOPLE Per lb.... $ 6.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 2 Prices are subject to change without notice. APPETIZERS, DIPS & FINGERFOODS PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order Made with freshly ground garbanzo beans (chickpeas), and carefully mixed with Tahini (sesame paste), lemon juice, chopped tomato & cucumber pickles, fresh garlic, and extra virgin olive oil. $23.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 12 14 PEOPLE Picked cauliower and peppers combined with variety of the world’s nest olives – a “must have” for complementing any Mediterranean and Middle Eastern meal. $19.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 2530 PEOPLE Our grape leaves are rolled and stued with a savory mix of rice, chopped green herbs and spices – then slowly cooked in a lemony both and seasoned with Mama Fatima’s ingredients. $6.99 Per Dozen SERVES 68 PEOPLE Each ......$ .69 Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 3 Prices are subject to change without notice. APPETIZERS, DIPS & FINGERFOODS PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order Ground chickpeas, mixed with parsley, cilantro, garlic and Holyland spices – then deep fried until golden brown. $6.99 Per Dozen SERVES 57 PEOPLE Each............ $ .69 Enjoy with a side of mixed pickles............ $3.99 lb. Spiced Ground Beef & ONE DOZEN SERVES Lamb Samosa ABOUT 6 PEOPLE $8.99 Per Dozen Spiced Chicken Samosa $8.99 Per Dozen Vegetable Samosa Potatoes, peas, green chili peppers, salt, parsley $7.99 Per Dozen Beef Samosa SERVE ONE PIECE $12.99 10 Pieces PER PERSON Lamb Samosa $12.99 9 Pieces Tandoori Chicken Samosa $12.99 10 Pieces Vegetable Samosa $12.99 12 Pieces Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 4 Prices are subject to change without notice. APPETIZERS, DIPS & FINGERFOODS PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order MINIMUM 12 SLIDERS PER ORDER Arabic Beef Falafel Arabic Chicken Shawarma Crushed Falafel Shawarma Thinly sliced beef and mixed with Thinly sliced boneless lamb marinated with Tahini Salad whole chicken marinated Holyland spices mixed (whole Falafel shown with Holyland spices mixed with red onions for photo purposes) with cucumber pickles and Tahini Sauce $1.49 ea. and Lianne Sauce $1.99 ea. $1.99 ea. Thinly sliced Markouk (Lavash) bread stued, rolled and baked to crispy, delicious tenderness. FILLING CHOICE 30 PC. TRAY 60 PC.TRAY Arabic Beef 24.99 44.99 Arabic Chicken 24.99 44.99 Falafel 19.99 34.99 2 TRAY SIZES Mosakan 19.99 34.99 AVAILABLE Onions sauteed in extra-virgin olive oil and sumac A traditional Palestinian dish. Onions sautéed in extra Enjoy Mama Fatima’s famous homemade Kubbeh! Fresh minced virgin olive oil, spiced with sumac, and topped with ground beef mixed with pine nuts and Holyland spices - then roasted pine nuts on a delicious tandoori nan bread. stued in bulgar wheat shells and deep fried. $19.99 10-Piece Tray Minimum Order $17.99 Per Dozen Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 5 Prices are subject to change without notice. APPETIZERS, DIPS & FINGERFOODS PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order (Manakish) A traditional Middle Eastern variety of traditional thick pita bread delicacies. MINIMUM ORDER (4) Zatar Pies (Dry Thyme) $7.99 MINIMUM ORDER (4) Cheese Pies Pies are baked whole - then cut into quarters and $7.99 served as 16 wedge-size bites (Arayas Bread) Pita bread sandwiches stued with minced beef & lamb, tomato, onion and our famous Holy Land spices. Baked to perfection and cut into halves or quarters. MINIMUM ORDER 10 Pitas $29.99 EACH PITA CUT INTO 2 HALVES OR 4 QUARTERS Chopped spinach, feta cheese, onions and seasoning. Wrapped in layered llo dough pastry with olive oil. Choose: • Three Cheese Blend • Spinach & Cheese 1 Dozen $13.99 SERVES ABOUT 12 PEOPLE Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 6 Prices are subject to change without notice. SALADS / VEGETABLES PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order A traditional Middle Eastern salad blended with Romaine lettuce, fresh cucumber, tomatoes, and served with a side of our house lemon mint dressing. 3 Lb. Tray $19.99 SERVES 10 12 PEOPLE Add’l Per lb. ........ $ 6.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE This avorful salad is a family favorite. Finely chopped lettuce, bell peppers, green onions, and tomatoes. Mixed in Mama Fatima’s favorite lemon mint salad dressing. Add dried cranberries for a special twist. $23.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 10 12 PEOPLE Add’l Per lb. ........ $ 7.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Chopped Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, fresh cucumber, and feta cheese. Topped with Greek peppers, olives, fresh chickpeas,oregano, and Greek Sauce to bring the regional avors of Greece to your meal. $19.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 10 12 PEOPLE Add’l Per lb. ........ $ 6.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 7 Prices are subject to change without notice. SALADS / VEGETABLES PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order Finely minced parsley, chopped with tomatoes, green onion, quinoa, seasoned with a blend of lemon juice, salt and extra virgin olive oil. 3 Lb. Tray $23.99 SERVES 10 12 PEOPLE Add’l Per lb. $ 7.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Fresh diced tomatoes, jalapeños, and green onions mixed in a avorful lemon juice and extra virgin olive oil blend. $23.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 10 12 PEOPLE Add’l Per lb. $ 7.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Fresh cucumbers and tomatoes are diced into small cubes and mixed with Tahini sauce, fresh garlic and a blend of lemon juice. A healthy, refreshing addition to any meal! $19.99 3 Lb. Tray SERVES 10 12 PEOPLE Add’l Per lb.. $ 6.99 SERVES 3 4 PEOPLE Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 8 Prices are subject to change without notice. SALADS / VEGETABLES PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order Diced fresh cucumber seasoned with dry mint, lemon juice and mixed in a Holylandyogurt blend. $19.99 3 Lb. Tray Serves 10 - 12 people Add’l Per lb..... $ 7.99 Serves 3 - 4 people Create your own salad or dress a sandwich with chopped lettuce and thinly sliced onions and tomatoes topped with sumac. PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Carefully selected for you to eat and enjoy with other delicious tastes of Holy Land. $19.99 3 Lb. Tray Serves 10 - 12 people Add’l Per lb..... $ 6.99 Serves 3 - 4 people Order online at: Some items may not be available www.holylandbrand.com 9 Prices are subject to change without notice. ENTREES & RICE PLEASE NO SUBSTITUTIONS Bread and Sauces not included...see Page 20 to order Tender layers of Holyland’s own specially seasoned beef & lamb slow-roasted on a red hot rotisserie. $9.99 Per Lb. SERVES 23 PEOPLE Tender chunks of chicken thigh, marinated in Holy Land special spices, cooked with sautéed onion,and Holyland’s garlic lemon mix. $9.99 Per Lb. SERVES 23 PEOPLE Beef and Lamb marinated in a blend of special Holy Land spices, slow-cooked on a rotisserie spit and sliced. Traditionally eaten with a side of our house mix tahini.
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