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Chartwells Gathering MSU Final August 7 The Gathering Campus Menu Non Conference Center 1 Welcome to The Gathering by Montclair State Catering! There are both big decisions and little details to attend to as you prepare for your upcoming catered event. Let The Gathering by Montclair State Catering guide you, from designing the perfect menu to personalizing all the details of your unique gathering. Our catering services can accommodate any size, theme, or individual requirements, in virtually any location. We’ll work with you to create a custom gathering menu inspired by your unique needs that will leave a lasting impression on your guests. All menus will follow the Montclair State Catering culinary philosophy; authentic recipes using the freshest, seasonal ingredients. Please call our office to discuss any needs, both small or large and we can easily customize a menu to suit you and your event. All orders come with high end disposables, serving pieces and linen for the food tables. Waiter service, buffet, small plates and international inspired specialty stations: all served in your style! And because you’ve entrusted your event to The Gathering by Montclair State Catering, the food will be unmatched, the service spectacular, and the event will be unforgettable! The Gathering by Chartwells at Montclair State Dining [email protected] Dineoncampus.com/montclair 2 Montclair State Catering The Gathering The Morning Start 10 person minimum Continental breakfast 7.75 per person Traditional breakfast 11.75 per person Assorted breakfast pastries and bagels with cream cheese Cinnamon french toast or buttermilk pancakes Seasonal fresh fruit display Scrambled eggs with fnely shredded cheddar cheese Coffee and assorted hot teas Bacon, pork sausage or turkey sausage Orange juice and fruit-infused water Seasoned breakfast potatoes Seasonal fresh fruit display Ba lan c e d Cold breakfast 7.90 per person Fresh breakfast pastries Coffee and assorted hot teas Fresh fruit skewers with creamy yogurt dipping sauce House-made ginger, almond and cranberry granola Orange juice and fruit-infused water Ba lan Hard-boiled, cage-free eggs c e d Applesauce & oatmeal muffns Hot breakfast 11.75 per person Coffee and assorted hot teas Savory ham and fresh garden vegetable frittata Low-fat milk, orange juice and fruit-infused water Black barley and golden pineapple hot cereal Fresh fruit skewers with creamy yogurt dipping sauce Energy Breakfast 11.75 per person Buttermilk bran muffns Egg white scramble with potato, spinach and tomato Coffee and assorted black, green and herbal teas Fresh baked low-fat muffns Low-fat milk, orange juice and agua fresca with herbs Seasonal fresh fruit and yogurt bar with house-made granola and cucumber Coffee and assorted hot teas *Upgrade to Dunkin' Donuts coffee or Orange juice and fruit-infused water Au Bon Pain pastries for an additional charge. The Morning Start A la Carte Assorted bagels and spreads 16.99 per dozen Seasoned breakfast potatoes 2.99 per person Freshly-baked breakfast breads 15.00 per dozen Seasonal fresh fruit display 3.25 per person Assorted danish 21.00 per dozen Hand crafted breakfast sandwiches Assorted freshly baked muffns 21.00 per dozen Bacon and cage-free egg on a fresh english muffn 5.25 ea Freshly baked croissants 21.00 per dozen Cage-free egg and cheese on a fresh english muffn 4.95 ea Assorted breakfast pastries 21.00 per dozen Fried chicken on a buttermilk biscuit 5.95 ea Yogurt parfait with fresh berries and granola Steak and cage-free egg on a fresh english muffn 6.10 ea 3.50 per person Tomato and cage-free egg on a whole wheat bagel 4.95 ea Gourmet stuffed french toast with berry compote Cage-free egg and bacon on a croissant 5.25 ea 4.95 ea 4.75 per person Hot ham and cheese on an english muffn Bacon, pork sausage, turkey sausage or ham 2.00 per person Catering Menu 2017-2018 3 Montclair State Catering The Gathering Balanced Break 20 person minimum Ba Ba lan lan c c e e d d Popcorn trio 4.50 per person Hummus trio 7.00 per person Spicy chili, herb and rosemary and regular popcorn Spinach hummus, roasted red pepper hummus and classic hummus Ba lan c e Muhammara d 4.50 per person Served with fresh vegetable crudité for dipping Ba lan c e Creamy roasted red pepper and walnut dip d Assorted pretzel bites 4.50 per person Served with toasted, whole-wheat pita chips Sweets & Treats Assorted freshly baked cookies 12.35 per dozen House blend trail mix with nuts 8.50 LB House-made fudge brownies 13.99 per dozen Savory party mix 6.00 LB Rice krispie™ treats 8.95 per dozen Pretzels 4.00 LB Assorted bars and squares 23.60 per dozen Yogurt-covered pretzels 7.50 LB Berry tartlettes 23.60 per dozen Mixed nuts 7.60 LB Miniature desserts 23.60 per dozen Individually wrapped granola bars 1.25 each Individually bagged chips 1.00 each Cupcakes (Priced per dozen) Large 17.99 / Mini 11.95 Fresh whole fruit 1.00 each Choice of: carrot, coconut cream, cookie and cream, turtle, peanut butter cup, red velvet, devils food, lemon poppy, yellow and tiramisu Beverages 10 person minimum Hot beverages Cold beverages Freshly brewed coffee regular, decaffeinated coffee and tea Freshly brewed iced tea 1.50 per person 3.50 per person Lemonade 1.50 per person Hot apple cider 1.50 per person Fruit- infused iced water 1.50 per person Hot chocolate 1.75 per person Fruit punch 1.50 per person Orange or cranberry juice 1.50 per person Individual beverages Soda (12 oz) 1.75 each Milk 1.75 each Bottled water (16.9 oz) 1.75 each Catering Menu 2017-2018 4 Montclair State Catering The Gathering Lunch Buffets 20 person minimum Classic deli buffet 11.75 per person Artisan sandwich board 13.99 per person Your choice of three deli classics, two fresh cheeses pairing, Your choice of 4-signature sandwiches served with freshly-baked breads and house-made chips with a side house-made chips and a side salad. salad and condiments. Pick 4 Pick 3 Muffuletta vegetarian Smoked ham, turkey, salami, roast beef, tuna salad, Mediterranean grilled chicken chibbata egg salad, chicken salad, roasted vegetables Bistro beef with charred vegetables and pesto hummus Roasted turkey, spinach, and roasted red pepper aioli Pick 2 Sicilian combo American, swiss, provolone, pepper jack, or cheddar Asian chopped chicken salad Pick 1 Pick 1 Sweet chili asian slaw, fngerling potato salad, caesar sweet chili asian slaw, fngerling potato salad, salad, herbed couscous, or garden salad with dressing caesar salad, herbed couscous, or garden salad with dressing The classic deli buffet is accompanied by fresh veggies and the classic spreads that make a sandwich great. Ba lan c e d Soup, salad and sandwiches 10.99 per person Tuna salad on whole wheat Fresh turkey wraps Beet, orange, arugula and walnut salad Balsamic caesar salad Pick 1 Chicken and barley stew Butternut squash and apple soup Fresh whole wheat dinner rolls Montclair State Catering Catering Menu 2017-2018 5 The Gathering Box Lunches 20 person minimum Express box lunch 12.75 per person Artisan box lunch 14.75 per person All sandwiches served on chef’s selection of fresh bread with All sandwiches served on chef’s selection of fresh house made chips, bottled water, fresh whole fruit, and bread with house made chips, bottled water, side condiments. salad, and dessert bar. Pick 31 Pick 31 Turkey breast and swiss cheese Grilled vegetable muffuletta Ham and swiss cheese Mediterranean grilled chicken Roast beef and cheddar Grilled Roast beef with charred vegetables and pesto hummus veggie wrap Roasted turkey with spinach and roasted red pepper aioli Tuna salad Sicilian with black forest ham, salami & pepperoni with Egg salad tomato-olive tapenade Walnut chicken salad Walnut chicken salad Asian chopped chicken salad Pick 13 Sweet chili asian slaw Fingerling potato salad Caesar salad Garden salad with dressing Herbed couscous Box Salads 20 person minimum All salads include bottled water, freshly baked dinner roll, butter, dressing on the side, cookie, and disposable cutlery. Turkey avocado cobb salad 13.99 per person Traditional chef’s salad 12.99 per person Mesclun greens, with turkey, applewood-smoked bacon, Turkey, ham, cheddar cheese, cage-free hardboiled egg, fresh avocado, cage-free hardboiled egg, black olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, and crisp greens with creamy onion, and house-made croutons buttermilk dressing Blackened chicken caesar salad 13.99 per person Greek salad with grilled chicken 13.99 per person Chopped romaine lettuce, blackened chicken, grated Grilled chicken, tomatoes, cucumbers, kalamata olives, Parmesan cheese, and house-made croutons with our feta cheese, red onion, and mixed greens with a red traditional caesar dressing wine vinaigrette Montclair State Catering Catering Menu 2017-2018 6 The Gathering Theme Meals 20 person minimum Little Italy 18.50 per person Red Hawk Tailgate 16.00 per person Includes assorted buns, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions, Pick 1 condiments, fresh baked cookies and brownies. Vegetarian Lasagna, fettucini alfredo, or tortellini primavera Pick 3 Pick 1 Hamburgers, garden burgers, hot dogs, or barbequed Choice of chicken piccata, chicken marsala, or chicken chicken parmesan Pick 2 Fresh baked garlic bread Potato salad, pasta salad, cole slaw or macaroni & Caesar salad cheese Homemade cookies Add an antipasto platter: 4.00 per person Taste of the Mediterranean 19.00 per person Taste of the South 16.50 per person Grilled lemon-oregano chicken Classic carolina pulled pork with slider rolls Salmon cakes with cucumber sauce Buttermilk fried chicken Tabbouleh, baba ghanoush, and hummus served with pita
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