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Olives & Thyme Tri Fold Menu DESSERTS Baklava $2 Sweet pastry made of layers filled with chopped walnuts or pistachios Basbosa $2 ABOUT US Cooked semolina soaked in sugar syrup Barlina $2 A reflection of two cultures, Olives and Fried pastry made from sweet yeast dough with Thyme is a full-service catering company filling or powdered sugar on top. offering a unique blend of traditional Middle Carrots Sweet $2 Eastern Cuisines and American fusion. Sweet grated carrots with special syrup Sisters & Chefs Suha and Mayada started Bananas Sweet $2 Layers of bananas and biscuits with special Olives and Thyme as part of the Spice cream and syrup Kitchen Incubator. Originally from Iraq, they Osmalya $2 wish to create a company that represent their A special cream filling between layers of kunafa Middle Eastern background and their new dough and sugar syrup homes in the United States. Warbat $2 Sweet pastry made of layers of phyllo dough We thank you for your business! filled with special cream Catering Menu Awamat $2 Small fried pastry made from yeast dough with sugar syrup. Cheese Cake or fruit salad $2 To place an order, please call us at 801.837.9776 or 801.792.9264 or visit www.olivesandthyme.com OPTIONS Catering orders must be placed 1 week in Beverages $1 advance. Minimum order 20 people. Choose from Delivery is 10% of final cost. Boxed Meal or Plates $0.50 To place an order, please call us at 801.837.9776 Ask for our full service pricing. Delivery 10% We deliver within a 30 mile radius of SLC or visit www.olivesandthyme.com SMALL PLATES WRAPS, STEWS, & SALADS Hummus Dip $3 Chicken Shawarma Wrap $8 Garbanzo beans and tahini sauce. V+ ENTREES Grilled marinated chicken, fries, veggies, pickles and garlic sauce in wrap. Jajek Dip $3 Chicken Biryani $8 Cucumber and yogurt with garlic and dill or Chicken, rice, and mixed vegetables cooked in Falafel Wrap $8 mint. V our special Biryani spices Crispy balls of ground fava and garbanzo bean, veggies, pickles, and tahini sauce in wrap. V+ Mutabal Dip $3 Beef Biryani $8 Eggplant, tahini, and garlic. V+ / V Beef, rice, and mixed vegetables cooked in our Beef Shawarma Wrap $8 special Biryani spices Grilled marinated beef, veggies, pickles and Falafel $2 tahini sauce in wrap. Crispy balls of ground fava and garbanzo Kushary $8 beans. V+ Layers of rice, lentils, and noodles, topped with Beef Kebab Wrap $8 fried onions served in a tomato sauce. V+ Grilled ground beef and lamb mixed with onions, Fatayer $2 veggies, pickles in wrap. A light pastry dough, baked to perfection with Beef or Vegetable Dolma $6 delectable spiced fillings. Options: Cheese V, Grape leaves stuffed with rice, vegetables (V+), Meatball Stew $8 beef, spinach V+, or vegetable V+. beef, and special spices Ground beef mixed with onion and cooked in a mixture of green peas, potatoes, red sauce, and Borek $2 Chicken Shish Taoak or Tender $8 our special spices. Mediterranean spring roll filled with option of Marinated chicken pieces grilled and served with beef, cheese V, or vegetables V+. grilled tomato and onion. Chicken Curry Stew $8 Chicken breast pieces, cooked in a mixture of Rice Kubbah $2 Speciality Kebab $10 potato and special spices. Fried rice shell filled a mixture of ground beef, Grilled ground beef and lamb mixed with onions, onion, parsley, and our special spices. parsley, and special spices. Served with grilled Fattoosh Salad $3 tomato and onion. Mixed lettuces, tomato, cucumber, onion, radish, Mini Sandwich or Mini Wrap $2 bread and sumac dressing. V+ Choice of crispy fried chicken tender, burger, Beef & Eggplant Rolls $8 turkey breast, chicken salad, falafel, chicken Ground beef mixed with onions, parsley, rolled Tabbouleh Salad $3 shawarma, meat shawarma, or musakhan with slices of eggplant, topped with tomato Choice of Bulgur, quinoa, or couscous with mint, (chicken with onion and sumac). sauce. parsley, onion, tomato with special dressing. V+ Appetizer Skewers $2 Optional Sides $2 Malfuf Salad $3 Choice of: meatball with sauce, sausage with Add your choice of flatbread, white rice, white Cabbage, carrot, raisins, and coconut, tossed vegetable, different cheeses with olives, rice with vegetables, stew, or red rice to any with special dressing. V vegetables, or fruits. entree. Mixed Greens & Pasta Salad $3 Ask for Halal meat Mixed lettuce, bowtie pasta, cherry tomatoes, Vegetarian options indicated with V and cheese. V Vegan options indicated with V+.
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