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Catering Menu Catering Menu 108 W. Central Avenue, Edgewater, MD 21037 410.956.6009 [email protected] devotion to excellence Creating memorable and customized events is our main goal. We offer full-service catering for Weddings, Backyard BBQs, Graduations, Corporate Lunches, and more. Contact us to learn more about how we can make your next event your best event! Weddings At Bayside Catering, make every wedding reception an unforgettable event. We will walk you through the event details from start to finish. To us, weddings are not just about the menu, they are an expression of you and your partner. From Traditional to Tapas, Bayside Catering will make your special day a memory to last a lifetime. Corporate Catering Bayside Catering has extensive experience in corporate catering services. We keep specific needs and expectations in mind as we customize menus for each of our clients. From meetings to associate lunches and special events, we prepare everyday favorites such as macaroni and cheese, sandwiches and soup to more elaborate courses delivered right to your business door. Other Services Our commitment to excellence and detail has led us to form relationships with many different vendors in the Annapolis, Baltimore, and Washington D.C. areas. From bakers to musicians, we have connections to resources that have similar values and devotion to excellence. Feel free to ask Bayside Catering to provide additional recommendations for your event! Open Pit Platters Minimum of 10 Guests Traditional Bull Roast Platter Pit Turkey $13.81/person $9.93/person Open Pit Sliced Top Round of Beef Open Pit Sliced Smoked Turkey Breast Open Pit Sliced Smoked Turkey Breast Home Style Potato Salad Slow Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Home Style Potato Salad Western Style Baked Beans Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls Western Style Baked Beans Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Onions, Mayo, Mustard Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls Pork BBQ Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Onions, $9.93/person Horseradish, Mayo, Mustard, Hot Sauce Slow Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ Home Style Potato Salad Pit Beef Platter Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Western Style Baked Beans $9.93/person Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls Open Pit Sliced Top Round of Beef Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Onions, Hot Sauce Home Style Potato Salad Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw BBQ Ribs Platter Western Style Baked Beans $16.75/person Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls St. Louis Style Ribs Slow Smoked ’til Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Onions, Fallin’ off the Bone Horseradish, Mayo, Mustard Home Style Potato Salad Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Pit Ham Platter Western Style Baked Beans Cornbread with Sweet Cream Butter $9.93/person Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Hot Sauce Open Pit Sliced Smoked Ham Home Style Potato Salad Pit by the Pound Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw $13.50/lb $13/5+lb Western Style Baked Beans Open Pit Sliced Top Round of Beef Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls Open Pit Sliced Smoked Turkey Breast Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Onions, Open Pit Sliced Smoked Ham Mayo, Mustard Open Pit Sliced Pork Loin Slow Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ BBQ Chicken Platter Carolina Pork BBQ Slow Smoked Beef BBQ $10.75/person BBQ Chicken Pieces Sides by the Pound Home Style Potato Salad Home Style Potato Salad $5.90/lb Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw $5.90/lb Western Style Baked Beans Western Style Baked Beans $6.09/lb Cornbread with Sweet Cream Butter Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad $5.90/lb Condiments: BBQ Sauce, Hot Sauce Creamy Mac & Cheese $7.15/lb Brunch Menus Full Breakfast Buffet $14.35/person Farm Fresh Scrambled Eggs Bakery Style French Toast with Syrup Crisp Bacon Country Sausage Links Home Fried Potatoes Fresh Baked Breakfast Pastries Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter Lunch Brunch Buffet $14.50/person Mixed Berry Salad Open Pit Beef Sliders with Arugula and Horseradish Cream Turkey and Brie Sliders with Berry Compote Ham and Cheddar Sliders with Granny Smith Apple and Dijon Mustard Mediterranean Pasta Salad Home Made Kettle Chips with French Onion Dip Brunch Tailgater $18.50/person Continental Breakfast Backpacker’s Pie: $10.75/person Scrambled Egg Pie with Sausage, Bacon, Potatoes, Assorted Fresh Breakfast Pastries: Scones, Mushrooms, Red Bell Peppers, Onions, Grated Cheese Muffins, Danishes and Bagels Pork BBQ Sliders on Fresh Baked Potato Rolls Vanilla Greek Yogurt with Granola Open Pit Beef Sliders, Arugula and Horseradish Cream Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter Cheese Display Hard Boiled Eggs Sliced Pepperjack, Baby Swiss, Smoked Gouda, Assorted Jellies, Butter, and Cream Cheese Provolone, and Golden Cheddar with Gourmet Crackers Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter Country Breakast Homemade Kettle Chips with French Onion Dip $11.95/person Fresh Baked Breakfast Pastries Marvelous Country Hash with Cracked Eggs Canadian Bacon Omelet Station Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter $18.50/person Fresh Baked Biscuits Individual Request Omelet Bar: Assorted Jellies and Butter Available with Sausage, Bacon, Diced Ham, Mushrooms, Bell Peppers, Jalepenos, Onions, Cheddar Cheese Beverages Assorted Fruit Juices: Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter Apple, Orange and Cranberry $2.00/person Home Fried Potatoes Fresh Brewed Coffee and Tea $2.50/person Fresh Baked Breakfast Pastries Assorted Canned Sodas $1.89/person Bottled Waters $1.89/person Corporate Menus Minimum of 10 Guests Assorted Sandwiches Served with Home Made Kettle Chips and French Onion Dip (Choice of 3 Sandwich Varieties) $10.88 per person Cattle Drive Harwood Ham Sliced Beef, Provolone Cheese and Caramelized Sliced Pit Ham, Sliced Granny Smith Apple, Onions on Baguette Sharp Cheddar and Dijon Mustard Loosely Cuban South West Shrimp Wrap Sliced Smoked Ham and Pork Loin, with Swiss Grilled Chipotle Shrimp, Pico de Gallo, Romaine, Cheese, Pickles and California Gold Sauce, Roasted corn, Avocado Aioli Served on Baguette Smokehouse Turkey Turkey Point Smoked Turkey Breast , Smoked Gouda, Crispy Smoked Turkey with Brie and Brambleberry Relish Bacon, Grilled Red Onions, Sun Dried Tomatoes, Boss Hog Sweet Chili Aioli on Ciabatta Slow Smoked Ham, Caramelized Onions and Swiss Cheese with Honey Mustard The Situation (Cold Cut) Italian Sliced Meats, Provolone, Lettuce, South River Steak Tomato, Hot Red Pepper Spread, Oil & Vinegar, Flank Steak with Arugula and Horseradish on Baguette Cream Sauce Gracefully Garden Pitmaster Carrots, Bell Peppers, Onions, and Bean Sprouts Combination of Pit Beef & Pit Ham, Thick Cut Ba- with a Dijon Yogurt Spread, Wrapped in a Whole- con, Sharp Cheddar, Fried Onion ring, Smoky May- Wheat Tortilla onnaise, Baguette Vegan Delight Easy Caprese Sliced Avocado, Black Beans and Mixed Smoked Turkey, Heirloom Tomatoes, Veggies with a Tomato Salsa, Wrapped Fresh Mozzarella and Basil Leaves, Drizzled in a Whole-Wheat Tortilla with a Balsamic Reduction on Ciabatta Bread (Available as a vegetarian option) Additional Side Items Desserts $2.10/person Assorted Cookies and Brownies Home Style Potato Salad $1.85/person Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad Gourmet Dessert Bars Western Style Baked Beans $2.15/person Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Fresh Seasonal Fruit Salad Beverages Tossed Caesar Salad Assorted Pepsi Sodas and/or Bottled Waters Garden Salad with Choice of Dressing $1.89/person Unsweet Iced Tea, Sweet Iced Tea or Lemonade $8.50/gallon Corporate Menus Minimum of 10 Guests Far East Rice Bowls A plethora of options for an Asian style cuisine $16.95 per person Get Started on the Bottom: Layer in a Delicious Protein: Top It Your Way: (Add a 2nd Protein for $1/pp) Coconut Jasmine Rice Caramelized Onions Fresh Mixed Greens Sliced Chicken Breast Diced Tomatoes Marinated Flank Steak Roasted Red Peppers Smoked Turkey Blanched Broccoli Pulled Pork Shredded Carrots Crumbled Feta Cheese Crushed Bacon Chopped Peanuts Sliced Scallions Corporate Picnic Buffet Three protein variety with traditional sides $29.95 per person Grilled Flank Steak Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter Basted with Texas BBQ Mediterranean Pasta Salad Citrus Infused Chicken Breast Home Style Potato Salad Topped with Pineapple Salsa Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Grilled North Atlantic Salmon Western Style Baked Beans with Cucumber Mango Salsa Cornbread with Sweet Cream Butter BBQ Menus Traditional BBQ Mixed Grill Cookout $17.75/person $15.95/person Open Pit Sliced Top Round of Beef Slow Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ Slow Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ Traditional BBQ Chicken Pieces Chicken Pieces- Herb Roasted or Traditional BBQ All Beef Ball Park Style Hot Dogs Home Style Potato Salad Home Style Potato Salad Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Western Style Baked Beans Western Style Baked Beans Silver Queen Corn on the Cob (Seasonal) Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls and Hot Dog Rolls Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls Condiments Condiments Ribs & Chicken Grill Out Burgers & Chicken $21.90/person $17.35/person BBQ Ribs Slow Smoked til Fallin’ off the Bone Traditional BBQ Chicken Pieces Chicken Pieces- Herb Roasted or Traditional BBQ All Beef Ball Park Style Hot Dogs Western Style Baked Beans 5 oz. Sirloin Burgers Home Style Potato Salad Home Style Potato Salad Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad Western Style Baked Beans Seasonal Fresh Fruit Platter Fresh Vegetable Pasta Salad Cornbread with Sweet Cream Butter Fresh Baked Kaiser Rolls and Hot Dog Rolls Condiments Condiments Soup and Salad Tailgater Fried Chicken & Pork $19.00/person $14.95/person Bayside Signature Chili Maryland Fried Chicken Pieces with Sour Cream and Cheddar Cheese Slow Smoked Pulled Pork BBQ New England Clam Chowder Five Cheese Macaroni and Cheese Maryland Vegetable Crab Soup Crisp Creamy Cole Slaw Russet Baked Potatoes Western Style Baked Beans with Butter, Chives and Sour Cream Fresh Baked Slider Rolls and Cornbread Fresh Greens Salad with Seasonal Vegetables Condiments (Choice of 2 Dressings) Caesar Salad with Parmesan and Crutons Pull Apart Yeast Rolls with Sweet Cream Butter BBQ Menus All American Cookout Pig Pickin’ $15.15/person $19.75/person All Beef Ball Park Style Hot Dogs *Slow Smoked Hog - Fallin’ off the Bone Tender 5 oz.
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