Its Summer, Time for a Luau!
If your employees are doing a great job this summer, reward them with a Luau! Bennett's Catering provides an authentic Hawaiian experience with full-service decor and cuisine to bring an island feel to your event!
Food that keeps you warm this winter
If you want to stick to comfort foods this winter you may but what about eating foods that actually keep you warm this winter, yes we mean internally. There are ‘n’ numbers of foods, which have the capacity to deliver you the heat in winters. Root vegetables and winter veggies like carrots, potatoes and sweet potatoes, and hearty winter greens like kale and cabbage tend to keep you warm in winter.
Vegetables cooked with grains and vegetables also keep you warm in winters as they are most easily digested, emitting the heat to keep your body warm. Apart from vegetables there are certain spices that keep your body warm like ginger, garlic, cinnamon, turmeric, cloves, cumin, coriander, fennel, dill seed and anise seed, mustard seeds and peppercorn. These spices not only keep your body warm but can also avoid digestive and whooping cough. A bite of ginger and peppercorn every morning can cure you from cold and fennel, dill seed and anise seed can cure your digestive problems this winter. You can rug ginger paste over mutton and barbecue it to have a warm and healthy food this winter or you can stir fry cabbage and potatoeswith a pinch of turmeric powder and a dash of cinnamon powder and salt, for a comfy casserole.
You can amply use herbs like basil, mint, coriander leaves and bay leaves in your food or have a concoction of all the herbs along with tea leaves, to keep out the chill. You can have an herb and tea concoction in place of tea this winter.
Meats like goat, beef and deer meat and other red meats can keep you warm because of the fat content, but it is advisable to take grilled chicken rubbed with spices or lean beef to keep the chill away from health too.
You just have to combine, mix-n-match the ingredients that keep you warm and prepare your meal of the day.
Christmas Pics
Cookies for Santa
Norman Love Chocolates for Mrs. Claus
What you both really want: a Peppermint Kiss Martini
Dip the rim in of a martini glass in cinnamon and cocoa. Chill 1 1/2 ounces vanilla vodka, 1 1/2 ounces white chocolate liquor, 1 ounce peppermint schanpps, pour into martini glass and add a splash of cream and enjoy
Cookies cooling!
Peanutbutter cookies with chocolate ganache, sea salt, and hazelnuts. A liitle bite of heaven.
Bennett's Baskets
Our assortment of baskets: large or small, fancy or fun, with something for everyone. From a gift for teacher, the perfect hostess gift, something for your boss,or order one for each of your employees! We also make sure that we have boxes in stock that fit flat rate postage boxes for easy mailing---please make sure you order early. The post office says the cut off for regular mail this year is the 11th to make it by the 23.
Prices start at $15.00
A basket loaded with fresh fruit, homemade pound cake, cookies, sticky buns, and apple galettes, w/ hot tea, cocoa, and specialty coffee.
The same basket wrapped and ready for delivery.
Baskets loaded in the back of Bennett's sleigh and ready for delivery
Make Your Own Signature Drink
Enjoying a mistletoe martini fireside. The holidays are a perfect time to create a signature drink to help set the theme/feel for your party. In this case there was no need for real mistletoe, just lift your glass! Here are a couple, well 103 of our favorite Holiday drink recipes! Create your own twist and make it your signature drink for the holiday season.
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