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South African Styled Finger Food Menu (Minimum Order of 20 People) Cell: 072 832 8983 * Tel: 021 534 7219 Unit 2, Trippessa Park, Bofors Circle, Epping 2, 7475 e-mail: [email protected] South African Styled Finger Food Menu (Minimum Order of 20 people) Traditional Canapés: Mini Boerewors Roll with Onions Mini Chicken Curry Bunny Chows Droëwors & Pumpkin quiche topped with Feta Cheese Grilled Beef Kebabs with Balsamic Onions and Chutney enhanced BBQ glazing Homemade Beef Samoosas Springbok Carpaccio set on Rooibos Tea and Dried Apricot Blini Smoked Snoek Pâté enveloped in Citrus Fruit flavoured Pancake Bobotie topped with Banana and Egg Royale Almond Crusted Hake Nuggets topped with Pineapple Salsa Fairview Goats Cheese Biltong Quiche topped with Fig Mini Vetkoek with Lamb Curry Mince Ostrich Kebabs with homemade Monkey Gland Sauce Prawn set on Mielie Meal Cookie with Peppadew Dip Vegetarian: Mielie Pap and yellow Corn Cake topped with Sundried Tomato and Baba Ganoush Mini Potato Curry and Lentil Rotis Traditional Pumpkin Fritters with Honey Syrup dipping sauce Chakalaka served in a halved Baby Potato Dessert: Peppermint Crisp Tart with tin Caramel and Biscuits Mini Milk Tarts dusted with Cinnamon Mini Traditional Trifle served in glasses Homemade Berry Lamingtons Hertzoggies Sago Pudding in a glass Koeksisters Minimum of 7 choices served per person @ Price: R87.50 per person (excl. VAT & delivery) Minimum of 9 choices served per person @ Price: R112.50 per person (excl. VAT & delivery) Minimum of 11 choices served per person @ Price: R137.50 per person (excl. VAT & delivery) .
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