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Sample Menus Weddings at Rosewood Farms 2022 B e c a u s e i t M a t t e r s Congratulations On Your Engagement! Our Mission at Feastivities Events Is to Custom Design Every Detail of Your Wedding Menu to Match Your Definition of Perfection! We Understand That Every Event Is Special and We Will Work with You to Help Create an Experience That Fits Your Style and Vision. We Offer an Impressive List of Enhancements To Further Customize Your Menu. Whether That is an Additional Sweet Treat Or Late Night Bite, We Have You Covered! Your Event Producer Will Be with You Every Step of the Way. We Hope You Enjoy the Enclosed Menu Collection Take a look further to see the details of what we have in store. But... you better grab some snacks, you're going to get hungry! F E A S T I V I T I E S 2 0 2 2 2 c h o o s e o n e G r a z i n g Gather Around the Cocktail Displays as Your Guests Mix & Mingle. Crudités Nouveau Antipasto Display Glass Cylinders and Square Glass Vessels of Varying Heights Tortellini Tossed with Sun Dried Tomatoes and Pesto, Marinated Artichokes, Filled with Fresh Vegetables and Served with Creamy Basil Herb Dip Roasted Asparagus, Grilled Eggplant, Marinated Olives, Pepperoni, Grilled Zucchini, Broccoli Rabe, Roasted Peppers, Ceci Beans, Torta Display Aged Provolone, Fresh Mozzarella and Tomato Salad, Roasted Garlic, Our Chef’s Trio of Cheeses: Sun Dried Tomatoes, Reggiano Parmesan, Smoked Mozzarella, Genoa Pesto, Roasted Red Peppers and Caramelized Onions with Mascarpone Salami, Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Pesto Bacon Peach Jam with Smoked Mozzarella Accompanied By: Assorted Breads and Focaccia Buffalo Blue, Celery, Walnuts & Gorgonzola Accompanied By: House made Crackers and Flatbreads Bruschetta Display Fig Jam, Mascarpone and Granny Smith Apples Guacamole Station Fresh Mozzarella, Tomatoes and Basil The Way You Like It! Fresh Raspberries, Mascarpone and Honey Smashed and Seasoned Right Before Your Eyes in A Traditional Molcajete Caramelized Onion, Bacon and Arugula Goat Cheese and Roasted Grape Haas Avocados, Diced Plum Tomato, Spanish Onions, Salt, Pepper, Fresh Tomatoes Ask About Our Other Varieties Jalapenos, Cilantro, Chipotle Tabasco Sauce & House made Tortilla Chips Sushi Station Three Cheese Fondue Many Different Variations Available Gruyere, Sharp Cheddar and Parmigiano Reggiano Warm Cheese Sauce California Roll, Tuna Roll, Salmon Roll, Tuna Nigiri & Salmon Nigiri, Served with Sliced Baguette and Grilled Mushrooms for Dipping Accompanied By: Pickled Ginger, Wasabi and Soy Sauce Santé Fe Display Cheese and Charcuterie Display Smoked Tomato Dip, Artichoke Pine Nut Dip, Scallion Lime Dip, Guacamole Smoked Mozzarella, Herbed Chevre, Blue Castello, and Fresh Salsa. Accompanied By: Bagel Chips, Pita Chips, Potato Chips, Roasted Red Pepper and Pesto Torta, Fruit and Nut Brie, Aged Cheddar, Pretzels and Tortilla Chips Gorgonzola, St. Andre Triple Creme, Fresh Mozzarella, Capicola, Genoa Salami, Sopressata & Prosciutto Garden Display Accompanied By: Seedless Grapes, Sliced Apple, Homemade Flatbread Red Pepper and Pesto Torta, Dried Fruit and Nut Brie, Smoked Salmon Crackers, Baguette, Clover Honey, Mango Chutney, Whole Grain Dijon Torta, Castello Blue, Montrachet With Herbs, Peppers, Mustard & Assorted Cocktail Crackers Carrots, Asparagus, Green Peppercorn Mustard, Smoky Tomato Dip, and Creamy Artichoke Pine Nut Dip F E A S T I V I T I E S 2 0 2 2 3 Accompanied By: Baguette, Flatbread, Grissini and Assorted Crackers Passed Bites CHOOSE 12! Arepas Maryland Crab Cakes Mac and Cheese Bites A Savory Corn Cake with Fire Roasted Served in A Star Tartlet Topped with Chili Jam Yellow Tomato, Chili Jam and Avocado Mousse Topped with Lemon Roasted Shallot Aioli Mesquite Grilled Filet Kabobs Avocado Tostada Soup and Sandwich Shooter (Choice Of) Sherry Scallion Dip Crisp Tortilla Shell with Avocado and Pepper Salsa Grilled Cheese with Creamy Tomato Bisque or Broccoli Rabe, Pesto & Sharp Provolone Panini with Miniature Cheese Steak Spring Rolls Pesto Grilled Bruschetta Roasted Butternut Squash Soup with Fried Onions, Whiz and Ketchup Bacon Peach Jam and Crabmeat Fig Jam, Mascarpone & Sliced Apple Cumin Beef Tenderloin and Mushrooms Kabobs Miniature Loaded Baked Potato Roasted Grape Tomato & Chevre Cheddar, Bacon Bits, Sour Cream Additional Varieties Available Drunken Fig Wrapped in Applewood Smoked Bacon Jamaican Jerk Chicken Skewers Lump Crab and Corn Salad Tarts Peppery Rum Barbeque Sauce Served in A Star Tartlet Brie and Poached Pear Tartlets Prosciutto, Asiago and Grilled Fennel Tartlet CHILLED Ahi Tuna Poke Spring Roll Cones Grilled Chicken with Artichoke Hearts WARMED Tamari, Sesame & Lime Marinated Ahi Tuna, Married Roasted Shallot Vinaigrette Sliders (Choice Of) with Avocado, A Hint of Cilantro and Jalapeno Mini Chicken and Waffles Maple Glaze Miniature Reuben Cup Thai Spiced Chicken Sliders Shrimp Cocktail Nam Prik Aioli and Asian Slaw on Brioche Homemade Cocktail Sauce Pork Belly BLT on a Tiny Toast Round Cuban Pulled Pork, Ham, Pickle Chips, Whole Grain Mustard Balsamic Glazed Beets Shrimp and Grits Served on A Flatbread Spoon Lamb Kofta Served on A Flatbread Spoon Tzatziki Sauce, Onion, Tomato, Cucumber on Naan Brown Sugar Glazed Bacon Wrapped Scallops Cheeseburger with Pickle Coin Achiote Seasoned Fish Taco Bahn Mi Pickled Cabbage and Chipotle Aioli; on a Lime Bliss Potato Boxes (Choice Of) Caramelized Pork Belly, Cucumber, Jalapeño, Short Ribs and Cheddar - Brie with Bacon Cilantro, Sriracha Aioli & Vietnamese Slaw Wild Mushroom Relish Served on An Herb Flatbread Spoon Thai Corn Fritters Zesty Green Curry and Cucumber Relish Duck and Apricot Salad Served in A Belgian Endive Spear Sweet Potato Hush Puppies Chipotle Aioli 4 Boneless Chicken Breast Leek and Lemon Sauce Lemon Pistachio Rice Pilaf Sautéed Asparagus, Mushrooms, Zucchini and Red Peppers Performance Stations Honey Ginger Rubbed Whole Turkey Breast CHOOSE 1 Honey Mustard and Cranberry Relish FROM THIS PAGE Sautéed Farm Fresh Snap Peas and Julienned Carrots Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes Honey Soy and Dill Salmon Coconut Rice Sautéed Green Beans with Crispy Fried Shallots Herb Crusted Pan Seared Red Snapper Miso Honey Beurre Blanc Sauce Ancient Grain Pilaf Roasted Baby Bok Choy Slow Roasted Pork Loin Au Jus Mashed Potatoes with Smokey Chipotles Roasted Apples Shoulder Cut Tenderloin of Beef Sage Merlot Demi-Glaze and Piquant Roasted Bliss Potatoes with Parmesan and Cracked Pepper Sauté̀ Julienned Zucchini, Carrots and Red Peppers Chili Lime Marinated Grilled Flank Steak Carved and Presented on Naan with Chimichurri, Jamaican Roasted Yam Salad Jicama Coleslaw 2 Greek Butterfly Leg of Lamb 2 Olive and Tomato Relish Served with Grilled Naan 0 2 Couscous Salad with Feta, Kalamata Olives and Dried Apricots S E Israeli Tomato and Cucumber Salad I T I V Pan Seared Lump Crab Cakes I Lemon Roasted Shallot Aioli T S Quinoa, Farro And Spelt Salad A E Asian Slaw F 5 Tuna Loin Hand Sliced Performance Stations Sesame Seared Rare Tuna Loin NOW CHOOSE 2 MORE FROM THIS PAGE Served with Wasabi Aioli, Sriracha Aioli, Soy Wasabi Dipping Sauce, Pickled Ginger and Asian Slaw Phun Philly Phlavor Pasta Station Beef and Chicken Cheesesteaks Guests Choice of Farfalle, Penne, Pesto, Crushed Garlic, Olive Oil, Presented on Griddles with Choice of Fried Onions, Peppers, Mushrooms Homemade Marinara and Classic Alfredo Topped with Hand Grated and Whiz, Served on A Hometown Pub Roll Parmesan Flatbread Pizza Quesadilla Hand Tossed Pizza Dough, Stretched and Grilled with Grilled Roma Grilled to Order on A Cast Iron Griddle! Tomatoes, Sautéed Spinach and Grated Mozzarella Or Julienned Flour Tortillas with Choice of Beef or Chicken Black Beans, Grilled Onions, Prosciutto, Poached Pear, Brie and Balsamic Syrup and Ricotta, Fresh Peppers, Cheddar Cheese, Sour Cream, Pico De Gallo, Guacamole, Fresh Mozzarella, Garlic, Basil and Herbs Salsa, Jalapenos, Tomatoes and Scallions Pot Stickers Pad Thai Fried Pork Pot Stickers, Steamed Chicken Lemongrass Pot Stickers and Shrimp and Chicken Stir Fried in Our Thai Sauce Over Flaming Woks Rice Fried Vegetable Pot Stickers with Hoisin, Sesame Ginger Sauce and Noodles, Bean Sprouts, Scallion and Chili Peppers Topped with Crushed Wasabi Plum Sauce Peanuts, Cilantro and Lime Noodle House Mac and Cheese Pho Ba (Beef) Or Pho Ga (Chicken) Or Tofu Creamy Orange and White Mac and Cheese are the Stars Here, Topped with Cilantro, Bean Sprouts, Scallions, Thai Basil, Lime, Nuoc Cham and Broccoli Rice, Cauliflower Rice, Pesto Bread Crumbs, Bacon Bits, Buffalo Sriracha Sauce-Served in An Oversized Bowl with Chopsticks and Asian Chicken, Scallions, Caramelized Onions and Peppers, Hot Italian Sausage Spoons and Chili Jam Sliders Taco Station Miniature Cheese Burgers with Ketchup, Mustard and Dill Pickle Chips, Soft (Flour) Or Crunchy (Corn) Tacos Cheese Steaks with Fried Onions and Smoked BBQ Pulled Pork Sliders Loaded with Beef and Chicken—Filled with Grated Cheddar, Tomatoes, Black Olives, Sour Cream, Shredded Lettuce, Guacamole, Jalapenos, Spicy Taco Vietnamese Baked Fish Sauce and Fresh Salsa 2 Salmon Baked with Lemon Grass, Ginger, Garlic, Leeks, Red Chilis, 2 0 Shiitake and Wood Ear Mushrooms Finished with Caramelized Fish Sauce Mashed Potato 2 Served Chilled Over A Bean Thread Noodle Salad Roasted Garlic, Horseradish Mashed or Smashed Red Bliss Potatoes S E Pesto Chicken, Oven Roasted Tomatoes, Pulled Pork, Chives, Jambalaya I T Fish Tacos Sauce, Bacon Bits, Andouille Sausage and Roasted Baby Sweet Peppers I V Achiote Seasoned, Seared White Fish, Pickled Red Cabbage, Chipotle
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