Rustic BBQ Theme PDF
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Rustic BBQ Theme PDF
stylemepretty.com pinkprincessmeetscountryqueen.blogspot.net TURN YOUR EVENT INTO AN unforgettable experience. BUDGET ORGANIZE EXECUTE Work with your client to determine how much they want to spend and then set their expectations regarding decorations and details. Make a list of what you need to buy and where you need to get it from. Make sure you give your staff enough time to prepare for a specially themed event. If it’s thrown together, it will show. Also, make sure you have plenty of people to handle the crowd. Everything should be seamless. From simple to elaborate, use the tiers below to determine how to best execute your event. No matter which level you choose, the difference is in the details. BASIC MID-RANGE • Soft pastel colors • Country-style mismatched plates & glasses at each table setting •Burlap accents • Mismatched glass bottles or milk glass bottles with wild flowers • Beverages served in Mason jars or mismatched glass wear • String white lights throughout the room • Rustic style buckets & tubs to hold silverwear & napkins • Wrap utensils with burlap • BBQ sauces in mason jars with rustic labels • Lighted candles placed in glass or metal lanterns and/or mason jars • Tea lights in mason jars or on raw wood rings • Place picnic baskets throughout the room for decoration and/or to store food, drinks, etc. • Wooden serving utensils SIDES Pork Grits Chicken Mac & cheese Shrimp Chargrilled vegetables • Hold the even in a large, white tent • Metal buckets with gardenias or hydrangeas • Handmade signs PROTEIN TOP-TIER, UPSCALE DESSERT SERVING STYLE EMPLOYEE UNIFORM Strawberry short cake Buffet-style: Use farm-style mason jars for sauces while incorporating rustic serving platters into your presentation with grilled veggies & proteins on skewers White button up shirts with nice jeans or khakis with half aprons Fresh fruit cobbler RUSTIC BBQ IS perfect FOR DINNERS AND OFF-PROPERTY CELEBRATIONS. BBQ has always been a hit with consumers and today it’s hotter than ever before—no pun intended. COLD SMOKED SALMON PASTRAMI REUBENS SPICY HEIRLOOM TOMATO BRUSCHETTA Brine-cured salmon wrapped in pickling spice and refrigerated overnight to create salmon pastrami that’s lightly smoked. Served on toasted rye over barbecue slaw and covered with melted Brie. Yield: 2¾ lbs. A colorful selection of ripe tomatoes tossed with a blend of cayenne pepper sauce, extra virgin olive oil, fresh basil and mozzarella. 1 ½ cup ¼ cup 1 qt. ¾ cup 1 3 Salmon filet, 5 lbs., fresh Sugar Sea salt Water Pickling spice BBQ rub, finely ground Check salmon for fine bones and remove if necessary. Dissolve salt and sugar in water. Chill and marinate salmon in brine overnight. Rub salmon with spice rub and marinate for 16–24 hours. Smoke at 140°F for one hour. Chill. To make BBQ Slaw (Yield: 1 qt. or 1½ lbs.): 12 oz. White Cabbage, finely sliced 2 Scallions, thinly sliced ¾ cup Mayonnaise ® ® 6 tbsp. Cattlemen’s Kansas City Classic BBQ Sauce ½ tbsp. Lemon juice, fresh 2 tbsp. Capers, chopped Combine cabbage and scallions; hold chilled for service. Combine rest of ingredients and toss with cabbage as needed. To build each open faced reuben: 1 slice Party rye bread 2 tsp. As needed Butter spray ½ oz. 1 8 ∕ oz. Brie cheese, cold and sliced BBQ Slaw (recipe above) Salmon, thinly sliced Butter outside of bread. Grill to crisp. Place BBQ Slaw on slice of bread. Top with salmon, slice of brie and heat in hot oven to melt brie. Torch to caramelize. Cut diagonally and secure with a bamboo pick. GRILLED SHRIMP & SPICY SOUTHERN GRITS Jumbo shrimp on a skewer served on a soft bed of grits and cheese spiked with cayenne pepper sauce and sprinkled with crumbled apple wood smoked bacon and chives. To make Cooked Cheesy Grits (Yield: 8 cups cooked grits, 12 servings): 1 cup Grits, quick cooking 4½ cups Water 4 slices Bacon 6 Scallions, minced (separate tops/bottoms) 2 cups Cheddar cheese, smoked and shredded ¼ cup Half & half cream ® ¾ cup Frank’s RedHot Original Cayenne Pepper Sauce Bring water to a boil. Whisk in grits. Don’t add salt. Cook bacon. Sauté whites of onion in 2 tbsp. of bacon drippings. Crumble and reserve cooked bacon to garnish. Add cooked grits, cheese, cream and Frank’s RedHot®. Fold in scallion tops. Portion into 1 cup portions, chill. For each buffet shallow full pan: 8 cups Cooked Cheesy Grits (recipe above) 48–52 Shrimp, 16/21 count, grilled 4 slices Bacon, cooked and crumbled ∕ cup 3 tbsp. 2 lbs. 4 oz. 5 tbsp. ¼ cup 8 oz. 3–4 As needed Red onion, minced Basil, fresh, chopped Heirloom tomatoes, red and yellow, 3∕ 8" diced ® Frank’s RedHot Original Buffalo Wings Sauce Olive oil, extra virgin Mozzarella, mini, fresh Baguette, sliced 3∕ 8" Butter, melted ® Combine onion, basil and tomatoes. Blend Frank’s RedHot and oil. Toss with tomatoes. Cut mozzarella into small thin wedges. Lightly butter and toast baguette slices. At service, combine tomatoes and mozzarella and portion approximately 1 tbsp. on each toasted slice of bread. SMOKED BEEF TENDERLOIN Tender beef with a hint of smoke is sliced and served over a wild mushroom demi-glace and drizzled with buttery balsamic glaze. To make meat (Yield: 4 lbs. or 16 orders of 4 oz. each): 1 Beef tenderloin, 5 lbs., PISMO 2 tbsp. Olive oil 3 tbsp. Garlic, fresh, crushed 2 tsp. Rosemary, fresh, minced ® ¼ cup French’s Dijon Mustard ½ tsp. Salt, kosher ½ tsp. Black pepper, coarse 2 cups Wild Mushroom Demi-Glace (recipe below) 2 tbsp. Balsamic BBQ Glaze (recipe below) Remove fat and silver skin from beef, trim. Combine ingredients and rub over trimmed tenderloins to season. Set grill with hickory or a blend of hickory and fruit/nut chips to provide smoke in the early stage of grilling. Grill until thickest piece of meat reaches 140°F. Cover and rest meat for up to 10 minutes. Cut in half and slice 3∕ 8". Serve over Wild Mushroom Demi-Glace. Drizzle with Balsamic BBQ Glaze. To make Wild Mushroom Demi-Glace (Yield: 2¼ cups): ¼ lb. Butter, melted 5 oz. Binapi mushrooms ½ cup Onion, minced 1 cup Demi glace, top quality ½ Tbsp. Garlic, minced 1 tsp. Veal ½ lbs. Crimini mushrooms To taste Rosemary, fresh, minced ½ lbs. Shitake mushrooms To taste Salt Sauté onion and garlic in butter until just soft and fragrant. Clean and slice mushrooms. Add to pan and sauté until just tender. Add hot demi-glace and rosemary. Season with salt if needed and hold hot for service. To make Balsamic BBQ Glaze (Yield: 1 cup): 2 Tbsp. Butter, melted ½ cup Balsamic vinegar ® ½ cup Cattlemen’s Original Base BBQ Sauce Combine all ingredients and hold warm in a narrow tip squirt bottle. Heat and pour grits into shallow full pan. Top with grilled shrimp and garnish with crumbled bacon. FOR ADDITIONAL RECIPES, EMAIL [email protected]