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Winter Holiday Entertaining Winter Holiday Entertaining 2020 Table of Contents COVID Statement 3 Small Group & Complete Dinner Packages 4-5 Beverages 6 Appetizers 7-9 More Than Delivery 10 Entrées 11–13 First Course, Side Dishes, Accompaniments 14–16 Homemade Desserts 17–18 Breakfast 19 Ordering Guidelines 20-21 A BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO YOUR TABLE Our friends at Kehoe Designs would be so thankful to brighten up your celebration. ARRANGEMENT A - $65 ARRANGEMENT B - $90 ARRANGEMENT C - $130 Flowers will be delivered or picked up with your food order. These arrangements are perfect to accent your home, dining tables, and kitchen. Arrangements are produced by Kehoe Designs using the best in season flowers. Photos are for inspiration only. Winter Holiday Entertaining THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE… The Catering by Michaels Team understands that the holidays look different this year, but the importance of celebrating and being with loved ones (whether in person or virtually) has never been more important. The pandemic has been tough on everyone and especially the hospitality business. We are so thankful for your support, loyalty, and understanding. We look forward to helping you celebrate the holidays and many more celebrations in the future. Health and safety have always been of the utmost importance to us, but it is critical now more than ever that we prioritize health and the way we practice sanitation. Here are the things we are doing to keep you safe: *All employees are subject to a daily health screening before the start of each shift. This includes recording temperatures, checking for symptoms, and completing a series of questions related to COVID-19 and potential exposure. *We are operating our kitchen with two isolated teams who never physically interact. If it becomes necessary for one team to undergo testing or quarantine, the other team can continue working to prepare food safely. * All staff are required to wear the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which includes masks and gloves as well as face shields and disposable aprons when applicable. *Catering by Michaels employees are required to adhere to social distancing guidelines. All food prep areas in our kitchens are stationed at least 6ft apart and floors are marked with arrows and boxes to indicate appropriate distances. *No visitors or vendors are allowed to enter our kitchen or offices. *Routine sanitation of all frequently touched surfaces in prep kitchens, warehouse offices, conference areas and vehicles take place every hour. WHAT TO EXPECT THIS YEAR Due to COVID-19 there are a few changes to take note of as it pertains to the Winter Holiday season: • We have created a new small group package to accommodate smaller gatherings this year. • We have adjusted the “pan size” of many menu items to have less food for smaller groups. • We have lowered the minimum quantities required to order on certain menu items. • We have reduced the amount of menu options available to order to streamline our production. • We have switched to all disposable packaging, no baskets or pyrex dishes will be used this year. • Every day we are offering no contact curbside pick-up at our office in Morton Grove. On Christmas Eve we have several new pick-up locations, see page 20 for details. • We are offering only contact-free deliveries (delivery drivers will not enter homes and will not unbox food). • Orders placed with less than 1 week notice will be subject to a 10% rush surcharge. Due to supply chain shortages and COVID safety procedures with scheduling our team, our costs significantly increase for orders with less than 1 week notice. Thank you again for your continued support and understanding during this time! We look forward to helping you celebrate the holidays in the safest way possible! CATERINGBYMICHAELS.COM | 847.966.6555 11/06/20 3 Winter Holiday Entertaining * New Item V Vegetarian N Contains Nuts GF Does Not Contain Gluten Ingredients SMALL GROUP PACKAGE Feeds 2 with leftovers or just perfect for 4. CHOOSE AN ENTRÉE CHOOSE A VEGETABLE HERB ROASTED TURKEY BREAST GF Roasted Brussels Sprouts & Cauliflower V With turkey gravy. (Gravy not gluten free) Topped with panko bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese. or or MOM’S SLICED BRISKET Sautéed Autumn Vegetable Medley V | GF With brisket gravy. Zucchini, carrot, beet, pearl onion, yellow squash and turnip. or or WHOLE BEEF TENDERLOIN GF +75.00 Green Beans Almondine V | N | GF USDA Choice beef. Herb & garlic marinated and grilled (20% Cooked). Served with Madeira peppercorn sauce. Small Group Package 126.50 CHOOSE A SALAD DON’T FORGET TO ORDER DESSERT! Caesar Salad GF See our full dessert menu on pages 17-19 Romaine lettuce, quartered eggs, grated Parmesan and Parmesan frico chips, accompanied by our famous homemade Caesar dressing. or Holiday Salad V | N | GF Fresh mesclun greens, sun-dried cherries, toasted walnuts, pomegranates and crumbled blue cheese accompanied by house pomegranate sherry vinaigrette. CHOOSE A STARCH Traditional Mashed Potatoes V | GF or Oven Roasted Potatoes V | GF or White Cheddar Macaroni & Cheese V CATERINGBYMICHAELS.COM | 847.966.6555 11/06/20 4 Winter Holiday Entertaining * New Item V Vegetarian N Contains Nuts GF Does Not Contain Gluten Ingredients COMPLETE DINNER PACKAGE Package orders are available for 10 or more in multiples of “5”. All “choice” items may be divided in multiples of “10”. No substitutions or deletions. Food arrives in disposable containers except where noted. CHOOSE AN ENTRÉE CHOOSE TWO STARCHES Traditional Mashed Potatoes V | GF WHOLE ROASTED FREE RANGE TURKEY GF or With turkey gravy. (Gravy not gluten-free). Oven Roasted Potatoes V | GF or or APPLE CIDER GLAZED SPIRAL SLICED HAM (ON BONE) GF Latkes (Potato Pancakes) V or With sour cream and homemade applesauce. MOM’S SLICED BRISKET or With brisket gravy. Rosemary Herb Stuffing or ALL PACKAGES INCLUDE Nancy’s Noodle Kugel (with or without raisins) V PARKER HOUSE-STYLE or PULL APART ROLLS V White Cheddar Macaroni & Cheese V CHOOSE ACCOMPANIMENTS CHOOSE A VEGETABLE CHOOSE A SALAD Roasted Brussels Sprouts & Cauliflower V Caesar Salad GF Topped with panko bread crumbs and Romaine lettuce, quartered eggs, grated Parmesan Parmesan cheese. and Parmesan frico chips, accompanied by our famous or | homemade Caesar dressing. Sautéed Autumn Vegetable Medley V GF or Zucchini, carrot, beet, pearl onion, yellow squash Holiday Salad V | N | GF and turnip. Fresh mesclun greens, sun-dried cherries, toasted or walnuts, pomegranates and crumbled blue cheese Green Beans Almondine V | N | GF accompanied by house pomegranate sherry vinaigrette. or Holiday Dinner Package 29.85/pp Chopped Tuscan Salad GF Chopped crisp head and red leaf lettuce, diced tomatoes, red DON’T FORGET TO ORDER DESSERT! onion, rendered bacon and crumbled blue cheese tossed See our full dessert menu on pages 17-19 with our Italian apple cider vinaigrette. CATERINGBYMICHAELS.COM | 847.966.6555 11/06/20 5 Winter Holiday Entertaining * New Item V Vegetarian N Contains Nuts GF Does Not Contain Gluten Ingredients BEVERAGES 12 OZ CANS 1.50/ea Coke®, Diet Coke®, Sprite®, Fresca®, root beer, iced tea, WINTER FAVORITES or assorted sparkling water. Sold by the half gallon. 2 LITER BOTTLES 3.75/ea Coke®, Diet Coke®, Sprite®, Fresca®, WINTER CITRUS PUNCH 12.00/half gal Orange Fanta® or root beer. Make it a cocktail! We recommend Tito’s Vodka. Eco-friendly option. MULLED CRANBERRY APPLE PUNCH 16.00/half gal 16.9 OZ BOTTLED STILL WATER 1.50/ea Make it a cocktail! We recommend Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum. 10 OZ BOTTLED STILL WATER 1.25/ea *POMEGRANATE BLOOD ORANGE AGUA FRESCA 16.00/half gal Make it a cocktail! We recommend Espolon Tequila. 10 OZ JUICE BOTTLES 1.85/ea Tropicana® grapefruit and apple juice, FRESH SQUEEZED ORANGE JUICE 10.00/half gal Veryfine® cranberry juice. 1L SANGRIA BOTTLE 29.75/btl BATCHED COCKTAILS Choice of red or white, accompanied by fresh cut fruit. SPIRITS Sold by the quart. One quart makes 3-4 drinks. 1L Tito’s Vodka 41.00/btl *SPIKED CIDER 26.50/qt 1L Espolon Blanco Tequila 46.00/btl Blend of apple cider, orange tea, brown sugar, Captain 1L Tanqueray Gin 54.00/btl Morgan's spiced rum and cinnamon. 1L Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum 54.00/btl *PEAR BOURBON COCKTAIL 42.50/qt BEER Blend of peach and pear nectar, honey, fresh lemon juice and Miller Lite 36.00/case bourbon. Goose Island 312 56.00/case Lagunitas IPA 56.00/case *PALOMA SOUR 42.50/qt Allagash White 89.00/case Blanco tequila, fresh lime and grapefruit juice. WINE La Marca Prosecco 20.00/btl Hess Chardonnay 20.00/btl Los Vascos Cabernet Sauvignon 20.00/btl Susana Balbo Malbec 31.50/btl Smith and Hook Cabernet Sauvignon 31.50/btl Loveblock Sauvignon Blanc 31.50/btl Ask your event coordinator about our selection of other spirits, beer, and wine! CATERINGBYMICHAELS.COM | 847.966.6555 11/06/20 6 Winter Holiday Entertaining * New Item V Vegetarian N Contains Nuts GF Does Not Contain Gluten Ingredients APPETIZERS VEGETABLES, CHEESES, MIX 'N' MATCH DIPS & CHIPS DIPS & DISPLAYS *PIMENTO CHEESE DIP V | GF 12.85/pt FRESH VEGETABLE CRUDITÉ V | GF 45.50 With spinach caramelized red onion or *ROASTED GARLIC HUMMUS V | GF 8.00/pt artichoke-chive dip. 3 lbs serves 10-20. *FRENCH ONION DIP GF 8.00/pt GRILLED & CHILLED | | MARINATED VEGETABLES V N GF 64.50 *HOMEMADE SALSA V | GF 8.00/pt Asparagus, cauliflower, mushrooms, jícama, yellow squash, carrot, eggplant, zucchini, red and green *HERBED TOASTED PITA CHIPS V 6.50 pepper, served with roasted red pepper sauce. Approximately 75pc 3 lbs serves 10-20. *HOUSEMADE BAGEL CHIPS V 6.50 GOURMET INTERNATIONAL CHEESE DISPLAY V | N 99.85 Approximately 35pc Sliced, diced and crumbled manchego, blue Stilton, Port Salut, wine cured goat cheese, Parmesan Grana *HOUSEMADE LIME CORN TORTILLA CHIPS V | GF 6.50 and Double Gloucester with onion and chives, artfully Approximately 75 pc displayed and accompanied by Carr’s crackers, raisin sunflower bread, brioche baguette rounds, pumpernickel *HOUSEMADE IDAHO POTATO CHIPS V | GF 9.00 raisin bread, dried fruit, and mixed nuts, garnished with half pound fresh fruit.
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