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Party Catering to Collect Autumn/Winter 2015/2016 PARTYPARTY CATERING CATERING TO COLLECTTO COLLECT AUTUMN/WINTERSPRING/SUMMER 2015/2016 2013 wwwww.athomecatering.co.ukw.athomecatering.co.uk CONTENTS BREAKFAST MENU (Minimum 10 covers) Contents Page PASTRY SELECTION £4.75 per person Miniature Croissant Miniature Pain au Raisin Breakfast menu 1 Miniature Pain au Chocolat Overstuffed sandwiches & sweet treats 2 - 3 CONTINENTAL £7.50 per person Freshly made salads 4 - 7 Miniature Croissant Miniature Pain au Raisin Fresh home made soups 8 Miniature Pain au Chocolat Baguette with Butter & Preserves Luxury soups, stocks & pasta sauces 9 Seasonal Fruits Cocktail/finger food 10 - 11 Freshly squeezed Orange Juice Starters & buffet dishes 12 - 13 EUROPEAN £9.50 per person Miniature Croissant Quiches & savoury tarts 14 Miniature Pain au Raisin Frittatas & savoury items 15 Miniature Pain au Chocolat Baguette & Focaccia with Butter & Preserves Chicken dishes 16 - 17 Serrano Ham with Caperberries & Olives Manchego cheese with Cherry Tomatoes & Cornichons Beef dishes 18 - 19 Muesli with Greek yogurt, Honey & Almonds Freshly squeezed Orange Juice Lamb dishes 20 - 21 Pork 22 AMERICAN £11.50 per person Miniature Croissant Duck & game 23 Miniature Pain au Raisin Miniature Pain au Chocolat Fish & seafood dishes 24 - 25 Lemon, Honey & Poppy seed Muffins Vegetarian dishes 26 Blueberry Muffins Poppy seed Bagels with Smoked Salmon, Cream cheese, Lemon & Chives Vegetable side dishes 27 Maple Cured bacon & Tomato rolls Fruit salad with Fromage Frais Whole puddings 28 - 29 Freshly squeezed Orange Juice Individual puddings 30 A deposit (refundable on return) is required on all of our earthenware dishes *TO ENSURE ITEMS OF YOUR CHOICE PLEASE ORDER 1 WEEK IN ADVANCE 1 FRESH OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES & TREATS FRESH OVERSTUFFED SANDWICHES & TREATS SEAFOOD HOME ROAST BEEF Line caught tuna, horseradish mayonnaise, cucumber capers £4.25 Roast beef, shaved parmesan, horseradish mayonnaise and rocket £4.25 and red onion Roast beef, pastrami, smoked turkey, mustard mayonnaise, £4.50 Line caught tuna, sweetcorn, mixed peppers and mayonnais £4.25 dill pickle and lettuce Prawn, avocado, Marie Rose, crisp lettuce £4.50 Salt beef, dill pickle, spicy mustard mayonnaise on American rye bread £4.50 Smoked salmon, horseradish cream cheese, capers and dill £5.25 Roast beef, caramelised onion, horseradish and watercress £4.25 Smoked salmon, asparagus, spring onion, avocado and mayonnaise £5.50 Roast beef, coleslaw and watercress £4.25 Freshly poached salmon, cucumber, rocket and lemon mayonnaise £4.25 SMOKED TURKEY FRESHLY ROASTED CHICKENS Club – smoked turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato and guacamole £4.50 Chicken Caesars salad £3.95 Smoked turkey, houmous, cucumber and tomato £4.50 Roast chicken, sundried tomato, pesto, rocket and mayonnaise £4.25 Smoked turkey, emmenthal cheese, Dijon mustard, lettuce and tomato £4.50 Club sandwich-roast chicken, crispy bacon, egg mayonnaise, £4.25 Smoked turkey and coleslaw £4.50 lettuce and tomato BAGUETTES Chinese chicken, soy and honey mayonnaise, Chinese coleslaw £4.00 Roast chicken, crispy bacon, avocado and mayo £4.25 Goats cheese, sun dried tomatoes, pesto, roast vegetables and lettuce £4.50 Roast chicken, pork sage and onion stuffing, lettuce, £4.25 Brie, tomato relish and baby spinach £4.50 real ale chutney and tomato Mozzarella, tomato, basil and olive oil dressing £4.50 Roast duck, hoisin sauce, spring onion, cucumber and lettuce £4.75 FREE RANGE BACON/SAUSAGE Chorizo, houmous, tomato and rocket £4.25 BLT-crisp bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise £3.90 Milano salami, mozzarella, tomato and basil £4.25 Bacon, sausage, egg and tomato relish £3.95 SANDWICH PLATTERS AVAILABLE - Please order 24 hrs in advance Bacon and egg mayonnaise £3.95 Toulouse sausage and home-made onion jam £3.95 HONEY ROAST HAM BISCUITS & CAKES £2.00-£3.00 Ham and coleslaw £3.75 Ham, smoked turkey, emmenthal cheese, lettuce and mayonnaise £4.25 Maple, pecan and oaty cookies Butter flapjacks Ham, mature cheddar cheese, real ale chutney, tomato and red onion £3.95 Chocolate brownies Raspberry and apple crumble square Ham, tomato, English mustard and mayonnaise £3.95 Frosted carrot cake Chocolate chip cookie VEGETARIAN Spiced apple crumble cake Millionaire slice Lemon drizzle cake Peanut butter & white choc Free range mayonnaise and mustard cress £3.50 Coconut and mango sponge blondies Mature cheddar, Branston Pickle, tomato and rocket £3.50 Treacle tart bars Cranberry, pumpkin seed Green club sandwich-crisp lettuce, cucumber, tomato, £3.75 Peanut butter and caramel brownies and caramel flapjacks houmous and avocado Mozzarella, black olive tapenade, tomato, roast peppers and basil £3.95 Goat’s cheese, roast red pepper, rocket and pesto £3.95 2 3 FRESHLY MADE SALADS FRESHLY MADE SALADS Price per 100 grams Price per 100 grams Allotment salad £1.60 Curried potato salad £1.65 New potatoes, radishes, green beans, spring onions, cherry tomatoes Waxy new potatoes with curried mayonnaise, finely diced onion, and cucumber with our homemade salad cream dressing. radishes and dill American chopped salad £1.90 Cumin-roasted vegetables with cucumber scented £1.80 Tomato, cucumber, celery, honey roast peanuts, dill pickle, spring onion,smoked yoghurt dressing turkey, ham and salt beef with red wine vinegar, Dijon and olive oil dressing. Roast vegetable salads are flavoursome and hearty and go with just Apricot and pistachio pilaf £1.90 about everything. Braised basmati rice mixed with dried apricots, pistachio nuts and Deli salad £1.70 fresh coriander At Home’s salad of roasted red & yellow peppers, artichokes, black olives, At home coleslaw £1.30 sun blush tomatoes, orzo pasta, salami, capers & spring onions Brown rice salad £1.60 with vinaigrette. Wholemeal rice with cashews, sunflower seeds, spring onions, Five bean salad with lemon and poppy seed dressing £1.60 shallots, sultanas & fresh parsley in a soy dressing. Cannellini bean, Borlotti bean, green bean, broad bean and beansprouts Chefs salad £1.80 with a zesty lemon and poppy seed dressing. At Home’s Chefs salad with ham, emmenthal cheese, smoked turkey, cherry Green bean and feta salad with lemon poppy seed dressing £1.80 tomatoes, celery, cucumber, new potato & chives with a Caesar dressing. Green beans, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, red onion and feta Chicken and artichoke salad with yogurt dressing £1.90 with a lemon and poppy seed dressing. Roasted chicken with watercress, artichoke hearts, walnuts, chives, mint, red Green bean, tomato and chickpea salad £1.70 onion and feta dressed with Greek yogurt, sumac, lemon juice and olive oil. A light salad of green beans, chickpeas, cucumber dressed This salad could be served as a light lunch. with mustard, lemon and olive oil Chickpea and herb salad £1.70 Chickpeas, bulgar wheat, cherry tomatoes, mint, flat leaf parsley, Green beans with crunchy mint hazelnut pesto and feta cheese £1.80 cucumber and feta cheese dressed with lemon juice and olive oil. A refreshing salad can be served as a light starter. Chickpea, chilli and herb salad £1.60 Giant couscous, butternut and walnut salad £1.80 This refreshing salad is full of sweet and savoury flavours. Cherry tomatoes, Roast butternut squash, chilli, couscous, mint, walnuts and chilli, red onion, chickpeas, coriander, mint and feta with a palm sugar, pomegranate seeds. cider vinegar and cumin dressing. Greek village salad £1.60 Classic new potato salad £1.50 Ripe tomatoes, cucumber, celery, green peppers, red onion, coriander, Coronation chicken £1.95 oregano and feta cheese with a light olive oil and red wine vinegar dressing. Chicken breast with flaked toasted almonds, red peppers, apricots & fresh Green couscous £1.60 coriander with curry & mango chutney mayo. A good looking and even better tasting salad. It has strong flavours Couscous, bean and courgette salad £1.80 and is extremely healthy but still feels light and comforting. Couscous, French beans, courgettes, carrots, fresh herbs and pistachio nuts. Green papaya salad £1.80 Dressed with yoghurt, honey, cumin and lemon juice. A Thai classic, this is a substantial salad that’s tasty sharp and spicy. Crunchy potato salad £1.60 It’s great on its own or as a side dish. Green papaya mixed with cherry New potato, spring onion, green peppers, celery, and freshly chopped tomatoes, French beans, dried shrimp, toasted peanuts and red chilli. parsley with mayonnaise and sour cream dressing. Dressed with soy sauce, Thai fish sauce, palm sugar and tamarind water. 4 5 FRESHLY MADE SALADS FRESHLY MADE SALADS Price per 100 grams Price per 100 grams Harvest salad £1.70 Roast winter vegetable salad with pearl barley and £1.70 Roast acorn squash, beetroot, red onion, fennel, mixed with feta cheese, pomegranate dressing mint and pomegranate seeds. Dressed with olive oil, red wine vinegar Roast beetroot, celeriac, butternut squash and pearl barley dressed with and Dijon mustard pomegranate molasses, olive oil, chilli and fresh herbs. Italian roast vegetable salad £1.80 Rosemary-roasted butternut, courgette, amaranth and barley £1.75 Aubergines, courgettes, peppers, fennel, artichokes, pine nuts and sun couscous salad blushed tomatoes, dressed with basil pesto and extra virgin olive oil. Roasted butternut squash mixed with barley couscous, amaranth, courgettes, Kisir £1.70 toasted pinenuts, mint, rocket and feta cheese. Dressed with extra virgin olive Kisir is Turkey’s version of tabbouleh. Soaking the wheat rather than cooking oil, balsamic vinegar, lemon juice, honey and soy it gives it a nuttier bite. The bulgar wheat is mixed with diced tomato, mint, Salade Mama Blanc £1.80 spring onion, lemon juice, chilli, cumin and pomegranate molasses French beans, artichoke hearts ,new potatoes, cherry tomatoes, black olives, Mediterranean potato salad £1.60 capers, asparagus, sun-blushed tomatoes, red wine dressing. New potatoes, roasted red peppers, cherry tomatoes, roasted courgettes, caper, olives and basil. Seeds and shoots £1.70 North African cous cous with roast vegetables £1.60 A simple salad of lentil, pea and bean shoots with diced tomatoes, diced Cous Cous with chickpeas, aubergine, sultanas, red peppers cucumber, rocket and pumpkin seeds.
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