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Fall/Winter Wedding Package Fall/Winter Wedding Package 248 CARLTON ST. TORONTO 416.968.9275 DANIELETDANIEL.CA Let our talented event planners bring your special day to life in the most elegant and distinctive wedding venues throughout Toronto and beyond. Consistently recognized as Toronto’s best caterer, Daniel et Daniel is distinguished by a commitment to the highest standards of quality. Every one of our creations is hand- made on the premises by our decorated culinary team, led by Executive Chef Karen O’Connor. Using only the best local and seasonal ingredients, we compose global menus that are both culturally diverse and customized to your specific needs. Daniel et Daniel creates elegant weddings that combine concepts and designs to match your personal style. Every detail is meticulously arranged, culminating in a unique dining experience, and a menu that is exclusively yours. Our team is dedicated to assisting you from the moment we meet, until the beautiful memories of your wedding have been forever set in the minds of your family and friends. Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE Cocktail-Style Reception Passed Hors d'oeuvre Suggested 10 pieces per person Warm Cool Surf and Turf Candied Mackerel Lobster Cake, Shaved Striploin, Fennel Orange Salsa, Seed Cracker Chimichurri Mayo Okonomiyaki Korean Fried Cauliflower Shrimp, Cabbage,Ginger, Tonkatsu, Toasted Beet Kimchi, Pa Jun (V, NF) Sesame (NF) Crispy Deviled Egg Pickled Cherry, Grey Owl Crostini Panko, Quail Egg, Sriracha, Chive (NF/V) Caraway Seed Rye Crisp (GF / V) Moroccan Lentil Cigar Fig Ndjua Spiced Lentil Meat, Pine Nut, Phyllo, Fig Chip, White Balsamic Mascarpone, Fennel Frond Dust (NF) Coconut Harissa Sauce (VE) Thai Chicken Salad Mushroom Walnut Kafka Crushed Peanuts, Black Sesame Seed, Lemon Labneh (V, GF) Curry Cone Lobster Potato Croquette Robin's Egg Macaron Lemon Aioli, Canadian Caviar Chicken Liver Mousse (GF) Vegetable Wellington Poke Chevre Spicy Ponzu Tuna, Nori Rice Cup, Wasabi Caviar, Sesame (GF) Chili Rellenos Flautas Roast Jalapeno Tomato Salsa, Crema, Red Quinoa, Avocado Salad Roll Cilantro Sprouts, Poblano, Jack Cheese, Carrot, Pepper, Sweet Chili Dip (VE, GF) Corn Tortilla (GF) Smoked Scallop Green Apple, Bacon Vinaigrette, Red Shiso Salt, Baby Cilantro Crispy Taro Cake Contact us for customized menu options Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE Food Station Inspirations Suggested 4 Stations Giratorio Tapas Bar Lamb & Feta Meatballs Marinated Olives, Cheeses, Melon, Serrano Whole Wheat Couscous, Roast Beet Salsa Ham, Preserves & Picos (breadsticks) Smoked Lamb Ribs Hot Tapas Selection of 3: Pineapple Ginger BBQ Sauce Jambon Croquetta Pineapple Fried Rice Caper Sultana Sauce Chicken & Shrimp Paella Braised Shortribs Beef Empanada White Cheddar Mash, Frizzled Onions Patatas Bravas Chorizo Stuffed Dates Bacon Wrapped, Blue Cheese Chicken Cobbler Sous Vide Grilled Octopus Chicken, Kale, Aged Cheddar, Garlic, Smoked Paprika Goat Cheese, Mozzarella Cheese, Stuffed Piquillo Peppers Sweet Potato, Biscuits Braised Brisket, Cheese Savory Churros Poke Bowl (Manchego, Smoked Paprika) Tuna, Cucumber, Edamame,Sushi Rice, Nori, Ponzu, Sesame, Cilantro Sprout Fried Rice Bar Brown Rice, Scallion, Ginger, Chilies, Bok Choy, Carrots, Crispy Onions Choice of Ginger Beef, Sesame Ginger Salmon Teriyaki Chicken or Sweet & Spicy Tofu Contact us for customized menu options Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE Plated Dinner Inspiration with Cocktail Reception Passed Hors d'oeuvre Starter Based on 4 pieces per person Mushroom Soup Tarragon Panacotta, Wild Mushroom, Chervil Sprout, Brioche Crouton, Mushroom Consommé Warm or Surf and Turf Roast and Raw Fennel Salad Lobster Cake, Shaved Striploin, Citrus, Fennel Frond, Arugula, Savory Granola Cluster Chimichurri Mayo (VE) Korean Fried Cauliflower Beet Kimchi, Pa Jun (V, NF) Fresh Breads with Creamery Butter Crispy Deviled Egg Panko, Quail Egg, Sriracha, Chive (NF/V) Main Course Moroccan Lentil Cigar Cider Braised Beef Short Rib Spiced Lentil Meat, Pine Nut, Phyllo, Apple Relish Coconut Harissa Sauce (VE) or Mushroom Walnut Kafka Fogo Island Cod Lemon Labneh (V, GF) Pickled Raisin, Almond, Lemon or Mustard Chicken Supreme Cool Ginger, Tangerine Candied Mackerel Fennel Orange Salsa, Seed Cracker Vegetarian Option Okonomiyaki Mediterranean Tofu Mille Feuille Shrimp, Cabbage,Ginger, Tonkatsu, Eggplant, Peppers, Tofu, Sweet Potato, Mushroom, Toasted Sesame (NF) Tahini (VE) Pickled Cherry, Grey Owl Crostini Caraway Seed Rye Crisp (GF / V) served with Fig Ndjua Saute of Fall Vegetables Fig Chip, White Balsamic Mascarpone, Sage Butter Mash Fennel Frond Dust (NF) Dessert Pain Perdu Quinoa Granola, Oat Milk Ice Cream, Roast Plum, Maple Syrup Contact us for customized menu options Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE Buffet Inspirations with Cocktail Reception Passed Hors d'oeuvre Salads Based on 4 pieces per person Brussel Sprout, Honey Crisp Slaw Warm Shaved Cauliflower Salad Surf and Turf Beet Turmeric Pickled Cauliflower, Baby Lobster Cake, Shaved Striploin, Chard and Baby Kale, Chimichurri Mayo Mizuna, Caraway Labneh, Korean Fried Cauliflower Vidalia Onion Vinaigrette (NF/GF/V) Beet Kimchi, Pa Jun (V, NF) Crispy Deviled Egg Mains Panko, Quail Egg, Sriracha, Chive (NF/V) Cider Braised Beef Short Rib Moroccan Lentil Cigar Apple Relish Spiced Lentil Meat, Pine Nut, Phyllo, Turkey Roulade Coconut Harissa Sauce (VE) Chestnut, Date, Brandy Sauce Mushroom Walnut Kafka Lemon Labneh (V, GF) Sage Butter Mash Saute of Fall Vegetables Cool Vegetarian Option Candied Mackerel Mediterranean Tofu Mille Feuille Fennel Orange Salsa, Seed Cracker Eggplant, Peppers, Tofu, Sweet Potato Okonomiyaki Shrimp, Cabbage,Ginger, Tonkatsu, Dessert Toasted Sesame (NF) Fresh Fruit Display Pickled Cherry, Grey Owl Crostini Caraway Seed Rye Crisp (GF / V) Apricot Ginger Streusel Coffee Cake (NF) Fig Ndjua Fig Chip, White Balsamic Mascarpone, Tahini Millionaire Shortbread Shortbread Crust, Halva Caramel, Chocolate Fennel Frond Dust (NF) Raspberry Plum Knickerbocker Crushed Wafer, Almond Crunch Cookie Dough Truffle Cone Chocolate Chip, Skor and Peanut Butter Cookie Dough, Mini Cone Contact us for customized menu options Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE Estimated Costs and Suggested Combinations (Estimates based on menu pricing only. Staffing, rentals, beverages, and taxes extra) Cocktail Reception $24.00-$30.00 pp Pricing is dependent on the items selected. You may want to pair two or three food stations with your Cocktail Style Reception. Food Stations $7.00-$14.00 each Pricing is dependent on the stations selected. We suggest having 4 food stations to create a full dinner along with some passed hors d'oeuvres. Some stations can also be suggested for Late Nite service. Three Course Plated Dinner $60.00-$80.00pp Plated dinner includes passed hors d'oeuvres (cocktail reception), starter, main course and dessert. Pricing will be dependent on the combination of items selected. We suggest having 2 different proteins with a vegetarian for a pre- selected menu for your guests. A great option for dessert could be your wedding cake. Buffet Dinner $50.00-$65.00pp Buffet dinner includes passed hors d'oeuvres (cocktail reception), starter & main course buffet and dessert station. Note that buffets can be simple or elaborate depending on your preferences. Pair your buffet with a Late Nite Station to keep the celebration going. Contact us for customized menu options Photo By: Jessica Blaine Smith [email protected] Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE Venues We are proud to be a preferred vendor at the most prestigious and unique wedding venues in the city of Toronto. We have cultivated strong relationships with all of our venue partners based on mutual respect and good business practices. Artscape -Daniels Spectrum Campbell House The Richmond Artscape - Daniels Launch Cambium Farms Ripley's Aquarium of Canada Pad Artscape- Gibraltar Cathedral Centre Roy Thomson Hall Point Artscape -Sandbox CBC (Glenn Gould Studio) The Royal Conservatory of Music Artscape - Weston Hub Design Exchange Royal Ontario Museum Artscape -Wychwood Barns Enoch Turner School House Spaces Artscape -YongeplaceARTA Fermenting Cellar St. Lawrence Market Kitchen Gallery George Brown House Steam Whistle Brewery Banking Hall Gardiner Museum Steven Bulger Gallery Balzac's Hockey Hall of Fame The Globe and Mail Bradford Barn IQ Dineen Lounge The Great Hall Bata Shoe Museum IQ Vault The National Ballet School Branksome Hall The McMichael Gallery The Symes Brunswick Brewery Miller Lash House The Warehouse Burroughes Building Ontario Heritage Centre Thompson Landry Gallery Propeller Coffee Todmorden Mills Parkwood Estates Toronto Botanical Garden Rebel Twist Gallery Exceeding expectations, one plate at a time. WEDDING PACKAGE FAQ's Can we customize our menu? Absolutely! We believe that great food brings families together and the perfect dining experience starts with collaboration. Our catering team works closely with each wedding client to determine styles, flavor profiles and dietary needs that result in a unique wedding menu for the couple and their families. How do tastings work? Daniel et Daniel takes pride in wedding tastings that perfectly replicate the fully catered dining experience your guests will have on your wedding day. We present you with full portion sizes, food presentation, linen colours and place setting selections. Depending on your wedding day, its suggested
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