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Private Charter Menu PRIVATE CHARTER MENU 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM HORS D’OEUVRES 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM BUTLER PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES FROM THE LAND BEEF TENDERLOIN BISCUIT PROSCIUTTO & MELON Caramelized Onions, Horseradish Cream Sauce Seasonal Herb & Cheese Biscuit Maldon Salt, Balsamic Reduction BLACK AND BLEU BEEF CROSTINI SOUTHERN HAM BISCUIT Charred Rare Beef Glazed Ham, Course Grain Dijonnaise Whipped Bleu Cheese, Ficelle Buttermilk Biscuit BEEF “EMPANADA” TART CUBAN SANDWICH Crushed Avocado Sliced Ham & Swiss Cheese Chimichurri Pickle Chip, Yellow Mustard SPICY BEEF WONTON GRILLED CHICKEN SKEWER Serrano Pepper Peach Gastrique Chili Garlic Sauce BUTTERMILK FRIED CHICKEN & WAFFLE BITE BRAISED BEEF SHORT RIB RUSSET CRISP Bourbon Maple Syrup Pipette Pickled Red Onion Jam Kettle Chip FRIED CHICKEN BISCUIT White Cheddar Pimento Cheese AVOCADO TOAST Buttermilk Biscuit Smoked Bacon Lardon Rye Toast SPICY FRIED CHICKEN BITE Pickle Chip, Alabama White Sauce BENTON’S BACON STACK Benton’s Thick Cut Bacon FIVE SPICE CHICKEN SALAD Roma Tomato, White Cheddar Pimento Cheese Wonton Cup Sourdough Toast TEA SMOKED DUCK BREAST PORK BELLY BAU BUN Charred Spring Onions, Hoisin-Sesame Jam Daikon Radish, Cabbage Wonton Crisp Miso Aioli LAMB KOFTA BBQ PORK BISCUIT Pomegranate Molasses Glaze Honey Mango BBQ Sauce Herb & Cheese Biscuit 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM BUTLER PASSED HORS D’OEUVRES FROM THE SEA CHARLESTON SHE CRAB SOUP RAW OYSTER ON THE HALF SHELL Sherry Sautéed Crab Mignonette CRAB CAKES BAKED OYSTER Cajun Caper Remoulade Spinach, Asiago, Italian Breadcrumbs CHILLED CRAB SALAD FRIED OYSTER Citrus Marinated Crab Salad on Fried Green Tomato, Tabasco Aioli Chili Lime Aioli BACON WRAPPED DIVER SCALLOPS SHRIMP COCKTAIL Smoked Bacon Traditional Cocktail Sauce BLACK SESAME TUNA TARTAR PICKLED SHRIMP Sriracha Aioli, Ginger Pesto, Wonton Crisp Fine Herbs, Rye Toast AHI TUNA LOLLIPOP PROSCIUTTO & BASIL WRAPPED SHRIMP Pickled Ginger, Wasabi Glaze Roasted Garlic & Citrus Aioli MAHI MAHI TACO BUTTER POACHED LOBSTER TAIL BLINI Avocado Crema Marinated Pea Tendrils, Lemon Aioli FROM THE GARDEN BUTTERMILK FRIED GREEN TOMATOES SUMMER BRUSCHETTA White Cheddar Pimento Cheese Seasonal, Strawberry or Peach, Whipped Honey Feta Red Pepper Garnish “EVERYTHING” GOUGERE BRUSCHETTA Whipped Chive Cream Cheese, Everything Bagel Seasoning Marinated Tomato, Ricotta, Olive Oil, Micro Basil GEECHIE BOY GRIT CAKE PHYLLO WRAPPED ASPARAGUS Fig Jam, Herb Goat Cheese Mousse Shaved Asiago SPINACH & ARTICHOKE DIP CRISPY VEGETABLE SPRING ROLLS Grated Parmesan, Crostini Sweet Chili Sauce MUSHROOM & CHEESE ARANCINI FRESH SPRING ROLL Lemon Pepper Aioli Julienne Vegetables, Crushed Peanuts, Mint Leaves, Ponzu Sauce TOMATO PIE Heirloom Tomato, White Cheddar Pimento Cheese CAESAR SALAD BITE Little Gem Lettuce, Crispy Asiago, Caesar Dressing SUN DRIED TOMATO FRITTER Butter Toasted Brioche Balsamic Glaze WATERMELON & FETA SKEWER BRIE EN CROUTE Balsamic Glaze Raspberry Preserves 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM STATIONARY HORS D’OEUVRES ARTISAN CHEESE DISPLAY Chef’s Curated Selection of Imported Cheeses Apples, Grapes, Berries & Dried Cherries, Fig Jam, Lavender Honey, Raspberry Preserves Lavosh, Crackers DELUXE CHARCUTERIE DISPLAY Chef’s Curated Selection of Artisan Cheeses & Cured Meats and Salamis Fruits & Berries, Fig Jam, Lavender Honey, Raspberry Preserves, Walnuts, Apricots, Gherkins Whole Grain Mustard Roasted Savory Mushrooms, Caramelized Balsamic Onions, Marinated Olives Lavosh, Focaccia, Crostini ANTIPASTO DISPLAY Chef’s Curated Selection of Artisan Cheeses & Cured Meats and Salamis Grilled Vegetables, Marinated Olives, Marinated Artichokes and Mushrooms Caprese Salad Lavosh, Focaccia, Crostini LOWCOUNTRY DISPLAY Assorted Fresh & Pickled Vegetables Petite Ham Biscuit, White Cheddar Pimento Cheese, Benne Seed Hummus Crackers, Pita Chips SOUTHERN FAVORITES DISPLAY Assorted Fresh & Pickled Vegetables Petite Ham Biscuit, White Cheddar Pimento Cheese, Baked Crab Dip Souffle, Classic Deviled Eggs Benne Wafers, Crackers 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM STATIONARY HORS D’OEUVRES ADDITIONS BBQ PORK BISCUIT ASSORTED TEA SANDWICHES Honey Mango BBQ Sauce Variety of 2-3 Selections Herb & Cheese Biscuit Chicken Salad, Shrimp Salad, Ham Salad White Cheddar Pimento Cheese BEEF TENDERLOIN BISCUIT Cucumber & Cream Cheese Caramelized Onions, Horseradish Cream Sauce Herb & Cheese Biscuit CLASSIC DEVILED EGGS Dusted Paprika BENTON’S BACON STACK Benton’s Thick Cut Bacon GREEN GODDESS DEVILED EGGS Roma Tomato, White Cheddar Pimento Cheese Pickled Red Onion, Sliced Green Onion Sourdough Toast CRISPY VEGETABLE SPRING ROLLS CUBAN SANDWICH Sweet Chili Sauce Sliced Ham & Swiss Cheese Pickle Chip, Yellow Mustard BAKED BRIE EN CROUTE Please select one SOUTHERN HAM BISCUIT Thyme and Fig Jam Glazed Ham, Dijonnaise Sautéed Apple, Spiced Rum and Brown Sugar Buttermilk Biscuit Almond and Cranberry GRILLED CHICKEN SKEWER DOMESTIC CHEESE DISPLAY Herb Butter, Peach Gastrique Assorted Domestic Cheeses, Seasonal Fruit and Berries, Mixed Nuts SHRIMP COCKTAIL Traditional Cocktail Sauce, Lemon Wedges MUSHROOM & VIDALIA ONION TART Goat Cheese Mousse LUMP CRAB CAKES Cajun Caper Remoulade SPINACH & ARTICHOKE FLATBREAD Mozzarella, Shaved Parmesan SMOKED ATLANTIC SALMON Bagel Chips, Dill Cream Cheese, Chopped Egg SMOKED MOZZERELLA RAVIOLI Capers, Diced Red Onion Tomato Cream Sauce, Roasted Asparagus 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM STATIONS 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM DISPLAYED STATIONS SHRIMP & GRITS STATION Sautéed Shrimp and Local Geechie Boy Yellow Grits Selection of (1) Sauce Style: Tasso Gravy | Lobster Parmesan Cream Sauce | Green Tomato, Bacon & Jalapeno Toppings: Crumbled Bacon, Shredded Cheddar Cheese, Hot Sauce, Scallions SMOKEHOUSE STATION BBQ Beef Brisket & Hickory Smoked Pulled Pork with Honey Mango, Vinegar, Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauces Creamy Macaroni & Cheese, Bacon Bleu Cheese Coleslaw, Housemade Spiced Kettle Chips House Baked Slider Rolls, Corn Bread Muffins, Honey Butter BBQ PORK STATION Hickory Smoked Pulled Pork with Honey Mango, Vinegar, Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauces Classic Coleslaw, Housemade Spiced Kettle Chips, House Baked Slider Rolls SLIDER STATION Selection of (2) Sliders on Housemade Brioche Bun accompanied by House Made Spiced Kettle Chips Beef and Applewood Bacon | Smoked Cheddar, Dill Pickle Chip, Slider Sauce Hickory Smoked Pulled Pork | Red Cabbage Slaw, Honey Mango BBQ Sauce Buttermilk Fried Chicken | Pickle Chips, Honey Mustard Aioli Lump Crab Cake | Cajun Caper Remoulade, Arugula Blackbean and Pepper Jack Cheese | Avocado-Lime Ailoi TACO BAR STATION Selection of (2) Proteins accompanied by Mexican Street Corn Salad and Cilantro Lime Rice Adobo Ground Beef & Chorizo | Achiote Pulled Chicken | Chipotle Shrimp Charred Anaheim Peppers and Heirloom Squash Toppings: Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Guacamole, Roasted Corn Salsa, Pico De Gallo, Chipotle Sour Cream EMPANADA DISPLAY Accompanied by Sriracha Aioli, Green Tomato Salsa, Chimichurri Achiote Chicken | Chipotle Beef | Smoked Anaheim Pepper and Manchego HAND-ROLLED SUSHI STATION Accompanied by Pickled Ginger, Wasabi, Soy Sauce & chilled Soba Noodle Salad TUNA NORI ROLL Spicy Crab and Cucumber Roll California Roll Dragon Roll 360 CONCORD STREET - SUITE 201 CHARLESTON, SC 29401 | 843-722-2628 | SPIRITLINECRUISES.COM DISPLAYED STATIONS ASIAN LETTUCE WRAP STATION Selection of (2) Proteins accompanied by chilled Soba Noodle Salad Five Spice Chicken Salad (cold) Chili & Garlic Ground Pork Szechuan Spiced Beef Spicy Tofu & Vegetables Toppings | Crushed Peanuts, Cilantro, Sriracha Aioli, Crispy Rice Noodles, Hoisin Sauce, Soy Sauce FLATBREAD STATION Selection of (3) Flatbreads accompanied by Arugula Salad Mushroom | Wild Mushroom, Herbed Goat Cheese, Arugula Margarita | Tomato, Buffalo Mozzarella, Garlic, Basil Spinach & Artichoke | Mozzarella, Shaved Parmesan Buffalo Chicken | Pulled Chicken, Buffalo Sauce, Cheddar Cheese, Gorgonzola Ranch Spread Roasted Shrimp | Fontina, Roasted Red Pepper, Arugula Short Rib | Braised Beef Short Rib, Gruyere, Caramelized Onion GOURMET GRILLED CHEESE STATION Selection of (2) Grilled Cheese Sandwiches accompanied by Creamy Tomato Soup Smoked Gouda and Tomato on Focaccia Sharp Cheddar on Sourdough Bacon and Pimento Cheese on White Bread Apple and Brie Grilled Cheese on Brioche Mozzarella & Pine Nut Pesto on Focaccia COMPOSED PASTA STATION Selection of (2) Pastas accompanied by Toasted Garlic Bread & Caesar Salad Rigatoni | Bolgonese, Shaved Parmigiano Reggiano Cheese Tortellini | Parmesan Cream Sauce, Wilted Spinach Penne | Grilled Italian Sausage, Marinara, Charred Onions, Mozzarella Orrechiette | Roasted Shrimp, Garlic Cream Sauce, Peas, Toasted Bread Crumbs Gnocchi | Roasted Garlic, Artichokes, Sun-dried Tomatoes, Extra Virgin Olive Oil MASHED POTATO BAR Yukon Gold Mashed Potatoes Toppings | Roasted Mushrooms, Shredded Cheddar Cheese, Scallions, Crispy Bacon, Fried Onions Sour Cream, Whipped Butter + Add Mashed Sweet Potatoes | Brown Sugar, Mini Marshmallows, Chopped Walnuts MACARONI AND CHEESE BAR Creamy Macaroni and Cheese Toppings | Crumbled Bacon, Shredded Cheddar, Marinated Roasted Mushrooms, Scallions,
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