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Hilton Catering Menus.Pdf 1/23/2014 BREAKFAST - BUFFETS start your meeting off right with a well nourished group of attendees accompanied by freshly ground brewed coffees and selection of fine teas the new orleans enhancements freshly squeezed orange juice eggs bundle freshly baked breakfast breads, muffins, croissants butter, preserves freshly baked stuffed croissants with a choice of sausage, egg & cheese; ham & cheese or spinach & feta with lyonnaise 22.00 potatoes or the french quarter fluffy scrambled eggs with sliced, fresh mushrooms and fresh freshly squeezed orange, grapefruit, cranberry juices herbs, bacon, sausage, hash browns fruits of the season, bananas or individual plain and fruit yogurts corn beef hash (gluten free) freshly baked croissants, bagels, muffins, breakfast breads caramelized onions, diced potatoes, bell peppers butter, preserves with poached eggs, broiled tomato 27.00 20.00 the vieux carre oatmeal chilled orange, grapefruit, V8 and pomegranate Juices steel cut irish oatmeal with golden raisins, honey, nuts, brown fresh cubed fruit and dried fruit sugar, milk cage-free hard boiled eggs 4.00 low-fat greek fruit yogurt, granola bars whole grain cereals with milk pancakes, waffles or french toast freshly baked croissants, muffins, breakfast breads butter, maple syrup, fresh berries, bananas, apple compote, butter, preserves pecans 32.00 8.00 specialty egg smoked bacon, bell pepper and carmelized onion quiche or spinach & feta frittata or gulf crabcake benedict, crystal hollandaise 12.00 specialty andouille sausage, mini boudin and tasso ham display, louisiana creole mustard and french bread 14.00 1/23/2014 - action station - made to order* add that personal touch to your morning new orleans beignets treat yourself to the aroma of powdered sugar in the New Orleans Tradition: miniature new orleans beignets 14.00 omelet bacon, ham, gulf shrimp, crawfish tails, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes, peppers, spinach, swiss and cheddar cheese 16.00 smoothie/juice bar select two peach puree, orange honey, apple juice, red grape, orange, apricot, carrot, zucchini, celery, broccoli 12.00 * 1 attendant per 100 guests, at fee of 200 1/23/2014 BREAKFAST - PLATED BREAKFAST when the focus for the morning is a presentation, our plated options bring the attention to the speaker accompanied by breakfast breads, orange or grapefruit juice, freshly ground brewed coffees & selection of fine teas traditional american breakfast enhancements eggs scrambled freshly baked filled croissants select ham, bacon, or sausage hash brown potatoes chocolate, almond, cream cheese 6.00 29.00 freshly baked cinnamon rolls crabcake benedict begin your day with the smell of cinnamon, delivered tableside poached egg set upon gulf crabcake, as your guests are seated fried green tomato, crystal hollandaise 6.00 breakfast potatoes, grilled asparagus 35.00 pain perdu french toast louisiana cane syrup, powdered sugar select crispy Nueske bacon or chicken apple sausage 32.00 french market fluffy scrambled eggs chicken & apple sausage apricot croissant bread pudding 31.00 1/23/2014 BREAKFAST - PACKAGES our experts will design your morning to jump start the day french market buffet crescent city breakfast Designed to deliver to your guest an extensive variety of Designed for the early morning speaker presentation in a breakfast options in 45 minutes or less in a bright and controlled environment cheerful environment to help set the tone for the day ahead with minimal distractions to encourage audience attention and retention of content Menu Includes but is not limited to just Louisiana corn muffins, Menu king cake slices and breakfast breads mini continental selections preset in the center of each table, to french market fruits, bagel shop with assorted schmears, include but not limited to just new orleans beignets, mini praline preserves and butters scones, corn muffins, seasonal & local fruits, juices & yogurt fruit yogurt parfaits , buttered hominy grits, assorted dry parfaits, freshly ground brewed coffee cereals, mini frittatas and selection of fine teas fresh juice bar, vitamin waters, red bull, freshly ground cheddar cheese grits with tasso, alligator sausage brewed coffee and selection of fine teas breakfast potatoes with peppers & onions minimum 200 guests minimum 200 guests 68.00 64.00 Linen, Linen AV royal blue linen napkins speaker podium wireless lavalier microphone lcd projector/screen Decor, Decor breakfast themed floral centerpieces, citrus hued up lit drapery, morning themed music selection 1/23/2014 BREAKS - MORNING for that morning pick me up, the options are only limited to the imagination "30 minutes duration" strawberry surprise apple delight mini strawberry shortcake, strawberry sliced apple selection with chocolate fondue, caramel, greek cheesecake,chocolate pop-rock dipped strawberries, yogurt, strawberries and cream mini apple cobbler strawberry aqua fresca mini apple bread pudding, 21.00 chilled apple juice and sparkling apple cider 24.00 seasonal available spring/summer seasonal available fall/winter let's get physical granola bars, fresh yogurt-honey parfaits, cubed fresh fruit, just caffeine oat bran muffins freshly brewed regular and decaffeinated coffee, odwalla juices & smoothie shots iced coffee , iced green tea, 19.00 vanilla, caramel, chocolate syrups selection of fine teas new york break coca cola, diet coke, sprite assorted bagels 22.00 smoked salmon, fruit, plain, lowfat and fresh herb cream cheeses "hair of the dog" freshly baked scones, lemon curd, chantilly cream Bloody Mary Bar 25.00 work with our mixologist to personalize your perfect Bloody Mary assortment of sea salts, cracked pepper, salsa roja, cocktail shrimp, tomato juice and v8, olives, peppers, celery, cocktail onions, tabasco, worcestershire 18.00 Upgrade to alcohol select the vodka of your choice from our extensive selection 8.00 1/23/2014 BREAKS - AFTERNOON help your attendees to refocus with an afternoon pick me up "30 minutes duration" old south mardi gras mambo watermelon wedges, navel orange slices, mini king cake slices, carnival cookies, mini new orleans chocolate covered strawberries beignets individual vegetable crudite with dill dip & buttermilk ranch new orleans hurricane punch iced green tea, chilled lemonade, 20.00 robert palmer mocktail 22.00 seasonal available fall/winter seasonal available spring/summer sliders and brew toast the end of your meeting with low glycemic break mini new orleans italian muffalettas spicy sliced beef & ginger broth golden miso soup abita amber and purple haze thai style sliced beef & green papaya salad 25.00 street market spiced nuts soba noodles & wild mushrooms aqua fresca, odwalla juices 24.00 build your own sweet and salty mix roasted walnuts, spicy pecans, cocoa dusted almonds, pistachios, sea salt roasted hazelnuts, popcorn,chocolate bits, m&m’s™, raisins, granola, dried fruits and berries pineapple aqua fresca and chilled green tea 22.00 1/23/2014 BREAKS - ALL DAY BREAKS leave the day to day planning to us we have created the easiest way to order, no duplications, variety for your guests continuous beverage break breaks all day (9-11am or 2-5pm) an economical way to ensure your guests are properly freshly brewed coffee & selection of fine teas nourished regular, diet and caffeine free coca cola soft drinks, bottled waters Morning (45 min.) 24.00 orange juice assorted breakfast breads local, seasonal fruits individual fruit yogurts coffee, decaffeinated coffee, and hot teas Mid Morning (20 min.) freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee and selection of hot teas assorted soft drinks, waters Afternoon (30 min.) freshly created afternoon sweets nuts, whole fresh fruit, freshly brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee and selection of hot teas assorted soft drinks, waters 36.00 1/23/2014 LUNCH - LUNCH BUFFETS the options for buffets are endless, check out our favorites accompanied by freshly ground brewed coffee, decaffeinated coffee, selection of fine teas camellia city healthy focus chicken & andouille gumbo with popcorn rice roma tomato gazpacho with a basil crostini gulf seafood escabeche crabmeat and fennel salad, citrus dressing blackened chicken salad with artichokes & peppers tomato and cucumber vinaigrette sweet cole slaw with red beets grilled mediterranean vegetables, balsamic reduction spicy local seafood courtbullion brown rice pilaf, fresh herbs & olive oil abita beer braised pot roast grilled atlantic salmon louisiana jasmine rice seasonal fresh fruit with local honey sauteed green beans amandine angel food strawberry shortcake white chocolate bread pudding flourless dark chocolate tart louisiana pecan pie 45.00 52.00 the vegan taco truck lentil soup tortilla soup with sour cream tomato, cucumber and basil salad with olive oil and lemon yellow corn & black bean salad dressing baby arugula, watercress, grape tomato, cucumber, hummus dip with toasted sunflower seeds and focaccia chips shredded jack cheese, lime & cilantro dressing spicy green beans, red onion and sciracha chile marinated, spicy grilled beef flank steak crispy tofu with thai sweet and sour stir fry and louisiana grilled chicken adobo with guajillo chile sauce jazzmen rice warm corn & flour tortillas black-eye peas, red beans, tomato garlic gravy cilantro, limes, guacamole,shredded cheese, berry cobbler pico de gallo & sour cream lemon squares sopapillas with honey 44.00 flan catalan 57.00 enhancements the magnolia freshly brewed iced or sweet tea creole turtle soup with sherry & lemon 6.00 baby spinach salad, sundried tomato, candied pecans, build a potato
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