2009 will demand there be direction and relevance for both the event and the food that is served. We will continue with our strategy to engage our clients by producing food that both delights and captivates them.
Guest participation, where you can interact, be instructed and be part of the process will continue to be popular in 2009.
BFC was asked by Great Southern Events to design a menu reflecting the food trends of 2009 for their client party held at Lion Gate Lodge, Botanic Gardens last month.
The background themes of an English/Raj colonial garden party encouraged us to use this and evolve four garden table settings each with it’s own colour and taste theme.
One of our favourites was inside the lodge.
Fuschia Setting
Hot smokey scented room featuring fuschia orchids, Persian weaves, fresh pomegranates and deep red grapes in ornate pewter bowls and spices in gold shimmer glasses.
Spiced shortbread, crispy garam masala fish, and tea smoked quail.
Peach and hibiscus tea and sparkling ginger and lychee spritzer.
Lucite green
Clean, clear, subtle, sea green with striking exotics.
Chilled green pea soup, crab cakes, potted shrimp, glazed oyster tart and
Ouzo on ice.
Salmon Rose
Fine bone china, summer sunset and African spice .
Almond soup, laksa quail egg, rabbit pie and
Sweet hot tea
Lavender
Olive greens, wisteria, violet grey, celery branch with Green tea chocolate, rose ice cream cone and
Cherry syrup on shaved ice
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