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Amazing Abilities & Delicious Spoonfuls

13 Aug

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Watch “Delicious Spoonfuls almost ready” on YouTube

7 Sep

Delicious Spoonfuls

2 Aug

We are continuing the process of getting Delicious Spoonfuls ice cream bar and cafe, and Deliciouds Abilities Center up and running in South Florida.

Last night we had an information center at Ramona’s kosher cafe in Boca Raton FL.

We brought in kosher pareve (vegetarian) sorbet. 9 different flavors served as tastings. Loved by all! The chocolate peany butter was the favorite. I didn’t taste it since I still don’t like peanut butter.

Soon ,g.d willing, we can serve the ice creams (cholov yistoel) at Ramona’s while we look for a permanent location. From those beginnings we will hire people with Special Needs as we planned from the beginning!

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#socialgood

#chalavyisroel

#koshericecream

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Delicious Spoonfuls Non-Profit

30 Jan

today we sent in our articles of incorporation tot he ‘state of Florida. since this was a 1023-EZ form, we should be ready to start collecting funds by the time we get approval in two months.Yes!

Delicious Spoonfuls Menu Draft

13 Dec

By now I hope you have heard about our planned ice cream bar, Delicious Spoonfuls.  We are planning on opening in either Boca Raton, Florida or just South in Broward County, Florida.

We are working on creations for the ice cream bar but I have put together a draft of the menu for the restaurant.  For the record, we will be kosher and dairy so there will be no meat, no shellfish,  We are looking for feedback.  Which items would you order, as long as the prices are appropriate?  Any suggestions?

We are setting up as a non-profit and need donations.  We will be focused on employing people with Special Needs! Please take a look at at our website http://www.deliciousspoonfuls.com and our gofundme account at https://www.gfundme.com/we-employ-people-with-special-needs 

All donations are appreciated

Deliciousness Menu

Breakfast items

Pancakes Regular or Gluten Free

Cold Cereal

Oatmeal GF

Omelets plain

Omelet with Cheese and or vegetables

 

Lunch/Dinner

Fruit Salad

Quiche Regular with Cheese and or vegetables

Gluten Free Quiches with cheeses and or vegetables

Grilled cheese on Rye, white, Challah or GF Bread

Grilled Cheese with Tomato or Avocado Slices

Pasta du Jour (regular and GF as available)

Pasta with Alfred or a la Vodka

 

Eggplant Parmagiana with side of pasta or salad

Baked Salmon with oriental marinade

Baked Salmon with Maple Mustard

Gravad Lax (Homemade) with Bagel and cream cheese platter

Veggie Chili with kidney beans and lots of veggies

 

Soups choices vary

Vichyssoise

Mega Chunky Vegetable Soup

Mushroom Barley

Borscht

Black Bean soup with side of sour cream, onion, tomato

Spit Pea (yellow or green)

Onion Soup with Bread in Bowland melted cheese

Gazpacho

 

Crepes

Fruit

Ice cream

Nutella

Cheese and Vegetables

 

Salads

Israeli salad

Fresh Romaine Salad

Caesar with freshly grated  cheese and croutons

Cucumber Salad

Greek salad with Feta Cheese and olives

 

 

Sides

Potato Kugel

Noodle Kugel sweet with fruit

Risotto

Black Bean and Corn Salad

Quinoa

Couscous

Sauteed Kale or Spinach with mushrooms and sweet peppers

Desserts

Pflaumenkuchen

Cinnamon rolls (breakfast too!)

Brownies Regular and GF

Puddings and Custards single serve

Mandel Bread

Cookies!

Meringue Cookies

Cheesecakes

Individual Mousses (chocolate and fruit)

Nut Crust Fruit Tart

Home Made Whipped Cream

Profiteroles (cream Puffs with Ice cream)

Fruit Crisp

 

Coffees/ Teas and More

Coffee, regular and decaf

Teas Regular and Flavored

Fancy coffees ??

 

Sodas, Waters, Seltzers

Juices

#Deliciousness #Deliciousspoonfuls#Pflaumenkuchen #KosherinFlorida #SpecialNeedscooking #Floridakosher #koshericecream

Delicious Spoonfuls Menu Draft

13 Dec

By now I hope you have heard about our planned ice cream bar, Delicious Spoonfuls.  We are planning on opening in either Boca Raton, Florida or just South in Broward County, Florida.

We are working on creations for the ice cream bar but I have put together a draft of the menu for the restaurant.  For the record, we will be kosher and dairy so there will be no meat, no shellfish,  We are looking for feedback.  Which items would you order, as long as the prices are appropriate?  Any suggestions?

We are setting up as a non-profit and need donations.  We will be focused on employing people with Special Needs! Please take a look at at our website http://www.deliciousspoonfuls.com and our gofundme account at https://www.gfundme.com/we-employ-people-with-special-needs 

All donations are appreciated

Deliciousness Menu

Breakfast items

Pancakes Regular or Gluten Free

Cold Cereal

Oatmeal GF

Omelets plain

Omelet with Cheese and or vegetables

 

Lunch/Dinner

Fruit Salad

Quiche Regular with Cheese and or vegetables

Gluten Free Quiches with cheeses and or vegetables

Grilled cheese on Rye, white, Challah or GF Bread

Grilled Cheese with Tomato or Avocado Slices

Pasta du Jour (regular and GF as available)

Pasta with Alfred or a la Vodka

 

Eggplant Parmagiana with side of pasta or salad

Baked Salmon with oriental marinade

Baked Salmon with Maple Mustard

Gravad Lax (Homemade) with Bagel and cream cheese platter

Veggie Chili with kidney beans and lots of veggies

 

Soups choices vary

Vichyssoise

Mega Chunky Vegetable Soup

Mushroom Barley

Borscht

Black Bean soup with side of sour cream, onion, tomato

Spit Pea (yellow or green)

Onion Soup with Bread in Bowland melted cheese

Gazpacho

 

Crepes

Fruit

Ice cream

Nutella

Cheese and Vegetables

 

Salads

Israeli salad

Fresh Romaine Salad

Caesar with freshly grated  cheese and croutons

Cucumber Salad

Greek salad with Feta Cheese and olives

 

 

Sides

Potato Kugel

Noodle Kugel sweet with fruit

Risotto

Black Bean and Corn Salad

Quinoa

Couscous

Sauteed Kale or Spinach with mushrooms and sweet peppers

Desserts

Pflaumenkuchen

Cinnamon rolls (breakfast too!)

Brownies Regular and GF

Puddings and Custards single serve

Mandel Bread

Cookies!

Meringue Cookies

Cheesecakes

Individual Mousses (chocolate and fruit)

Nut Crust Fruit Tart

Home Made Whipped Cream

Profiteroles (cream Puffs with Ice cream)

Fruit Crisp

 

Coffees/ Teas and More

Coffee, regular and decaf

Teas Regular and Flavored

Fancy coffees ??

 

Sodas, Waters, Seltzers

Juices

#Deliciousness #Deliciousspoonfuls#Pflaumenkuchen #KosherinFlorida #SpecialNeedscooking #Floridakosher #koshericecream

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Delicous Spoonfuls is coming!

29 Nov

Have you heard about Delicious Spoonfuls?  My husband Robert Gottesman and I are pooling our knowledge and experience to start an ice cream bar and cafe that will be employing about 75/80% of its staff by the people that have Special Needs. We have the most experience with Down Syndrome (Do you know our son Adir Gottesman?) and ASD/Autism.

We have been doing research, planning our menu and budget and designing our dream kitchen for the cafe.  We need your help!

We are looking for fundraisers, event planners and anyone interested in being a part of Delicious Spoonfuls!Take a look at our basic website along with our GoFundMe page.  We are looking for a location in North Broward County, florida, near our current home in Boca Raton, Florida

While  we get our no-profit status set up and our new logo designed, help is still needed

Check out these sites and share the heck out of them to help get the word out!

http://www.deliciousspoonfuls.com 

https://www.gofundme.com/we-employ-people-with-special-needs 

 

Morrocan chickpea stew

25 Jul

Glten Free, Vegan, Easy. Ideal for the 9 days.

Source: Morrocan chickpea stew

Why I Love Cooking for My Clients

25 Jul

In a world where most jobs have us as “cogs in a wheel” working for low wages, without sight of a final goal for the company or ourselves.

Instead, as a Personal Chef I speak to people about what food means to eeds that would determine the choices of foods we will preparethem.  Is it simply for nourishment?  Must it be a work of art for them to enjoy it?  Are there specific dietary n

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25 Jul

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25 Jul

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Chef Helen Does It Again

22 Jul

Hi.  I put something together that explains my Cheffing Services.  Let me know what you think

 

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You need a Personal Chef in South Florida. Call the one that knows Kashrut (kosher) and Special Dietary Needs! Click on the Coupon to Save More $$! helenshomecooking.securechkout.com

4 Jul

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How I Work As a Personal Chef by Chef Helen Gotttesman I have often been asked about how I work as a Personal Chef. First is the keyword Personal. I do not work as a cookie cutter service. My initial meeting with my client is in their home. We talk about what foods they like to eat, how much they eat, whether they have any dietary needs such as salt free, low fat or portion size for example. I get a deposit at our initial meeting to cover at least the groceries and some of the time I have spent planning this out. I cook all the meals in my client’s kitchens, using all their equipment (knives, cutting boards, oven etc.). I shop on the way to my client’s home for the ingredients (just for them, as I only cook for one family at a time) from the butcher, grocery store or fruit market as needed for the recipes we have chosen together. When I get to their home, I unpack, put perishables in the refrigerator organize and start cooking with the pots and pans etc. that my client has asked me to use. (Many of my clients keep strictly kosher, making this quite important). As I said there is nothing “cookie cutter about my service. There is a most popular set up people request. It is called a “five by four”, Five main dishes, five side dishes and four portions of each. The dishes vary, as do the time need to prepare and package for your refrigerator or freezer. All together there are twenty portions of food, to be packaged for one, two or four people. Some of the most frequently requested main dishes have been : Chicken Piccata Chicken Marsala Beef Stew Roasted Salmon with Honey and Dijon Mustard Oriental Marinated Salmon with Lime and Ginger Side dishes include Risotto, Spinach, Potato Kugel, For all of this planning the meals according to your taste, health issues etc. and all of the preparation, packaging and cleaning up will only cost $399.00. That is just $19.95 per serving professionally prepared in your home. Don’t forget the menu is your choice! Call me for further details and to schedule your initial free consultation. (If you live far from the Boca Raton, Florida area I have associates in other parts of the country who do something similar although I don’t know anyone else that focuses on healthy kosher.) You can pay for the service with cash or credit card. Don’t forget the gift certificates for Mother’s Day for your favorite ladies! Phone 561-676-2078 Email chefhelen@helenshomecooking.com Helengottesman2001@yahoo.com

2 May

Who Needs a Personal Chef?

16 Jan

Looking back over the past 9 years that I have been a Personal Chef, I noticed patterns.  Many of my clients have been retirees living in active adult communities in Palm Beach County , Florida .

Many of the “active adults”  whether in their 60’s or 90’s were found by their out of town children looking for a kosher ( or at least Jewish ethnic) chef.  The adult children had seen their parents were not eating right and needed someone to prepare the meals the parents wanted and followed the guidelines set in place by their medical professionals.

 

Easy chicken nuggets

1 Jan

I am always thinking of ways to make easy dishes for my family that pack a lot of flavor.I have another.

Mustard Chicken Nuggets

2 Chicken cutlets

1 egg beaten with 2 Tbsp water

1 Tbsp. coarse grain mustard ( I used Dijon.)

2 tbsp corn meal, corn flake crumbs or bread crumbs or oats or Ground nuts (Pecans or almonds)

Cut chick cutlets into bite-sized pieces or buy chicken tenders already cubed.  Coat the chicken pieces in egg wash, then in mustard and then into “breading”. Place on oiled baking sheet.  Bake at 350 for about 10 to 12  minutes, turning once during cooking, until browned.  Yum !

#glutenfree  #gluten-free  #chickennuggets  #chefhelen  #kosherchef

#nuttedchickencutlets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t Forget This When Going Vegan!

30 Dec

This week I that did cooking lessons with a lovely woman who was trying to make her “going vegan” experience more palatable for both herself and her husband.

We prepared several dishes together.  When we were almost finished I asked her if she knew about Complementary Proteins. Back in college , (a few decades ago) I took an advanced Nutrition course where we had to either teach Nutrition to men in SRO facilities near Times Square or in a retirement building in Harlem.  My protective parents and I chose Harlem. I taught the retirees about the four food groups and complementary proteins.  Everyone (a group of 30 to 40 as I recall) thought protein had to come from more expensive sources such as beef, chicken, fish or pork.  There are others that can explain better than I, but plant proteins (except soy and possibly quinoa are incomplete).  Proteins are made of  two amino acids that “complete” with another specific amino acid that fit together like a jigsaw puzzle on the molecular level.

So, beans (like black beans) and rice complete each other.  Nuts and wheat (peanut butter sandwich) complete each other.  A whole lot cheaper than a steak, burger or whatever.  Some vegetarians forget to plan for proteins.  Plan ahead, partial proteins can not be used by the body , instead they are excreted.

Need more information, let me know if you need to get in contact with a Registered Dietitian or Nutritionist who can customize a diet with your health issues and dietary choices in mind.

I would love to hear your comments, see your likes and more.

561-676-2078 chefhelen@helenshomeooking.com to check my website http://www.helenshomecooking.com.

Based in Boca Raton, Florida

 

 

 

 

 

Vegan Cooking

28 Dec

Last week I received a call from a new prospect client. Barbara wanted to learn how to prepare vegan dishes so they were palatable to her and her husband.  Once she had chosen vegan way of life for her herself and her husband (retirees from New York) she was eating steamed vegetables every day.As you would expect it was BORING. They don’t like ANY spices, even black pepper was out of the question.

Like me, Barbara keeps kosher.  I told her about some dishes that came to mind: black bean soup, mejedra, veggie and tofu stir fry, brown rice, quinoa, roast vegetables, peanut butter cookies, split pea soup and vichyssoise.  Easy Peasy.

My new client wanted a hands on class.  She helped peel, slice, dice and stir. I explained how browning the vegetables slightly brings out their natural sweetness and carmelization.  It was proven successful by Barbara’s husband’s taste test of the tofu stir fry saying “hey, this is good!”.  He said the same thing about the vichyssoise (cold potato and leek soup) even before it had cooled.  Before I forget, #vegantasty, #chefhelen, #tofustirfry, #tastyvegan, #personalchefkosher, #personalchefkosher, #personalchefrecipes.

I got too busy cooking, I I find myself “in the zone” when I start cooking so unfortunately I don’t have pics to share.  Perhaps, next time I  will remember?

Next post will have recipes.  Is there anything you want to see?  Are you looking to learn how t prepare specific dishes?  I would love to help you (in the Palm Beach County, Florida area.  If not, I know Personal Chefs in other parts of the country to refer you to.

Let’s hope and pray 2017 brings us all of the health, prosperity, and more that we wish for ourselves and others

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stupendous Expos

23 Oct

I am taking a break from cooking this week and setting up our expo for Special Needs families.  http://www.stupendousexpos.com We hope you can join us and meet with Special Needs Organizations, Local Businesses, Great Speakers and be entertained by our family friendly entertainers!  If you have any questions, call Rob at 561-676-2075 or Helen at 561-676=2078  Email is stupendous.expos@gmail.com

Ask us about category specific discounts!

 

 

Stupendous Expos Needs You!

 

A valuable source for families

Join us at our Expo for Special Needs Families and the businesses that support them!

Sunday November 13th, 2016 4PM to 8PM Holiday Inn 1301 Belvedere Road

West Palm Beach, Fl. 33405

ü Be an Exhibitor! Just $250.00 or kick it up by adding a radio spot to $300.00 **

ü Be a Sponsor from just $150.00 *see website for details!

ü Hear our Speakers. Share your stories!

ü Attend for free!

ü Stupendous.Expos@gmail.com

ü Share your business info by adding an item to our raffle.

ü Check out www.StupendousExpos.com

ü or call Rob Gottesman 561-676-2075 or                                Helen Gottesman 561-676-2078 for information

Deliciousness for Sale at the Mind Body Expo May 15th, 2016 Boca Raton

15 Apr

Please join me on Sunday May 15th at YMCA in Boca Raton, Florida.(rescheduled from March) I will be an exhibitor telling people about Helen’s Home Cooking and  Catering.

I will be bringing along several of my most popular gluten free desserts.   Peanut Butter Cookies, Lemon Pecan Crisps and Brownies (maybe marshmallow fluff marble) The desserts will be available for sale.  Everything is home made!

Let me know that you came because of the blog. There is a cookie in it for you.

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2 kokosh made by Chef Helen (sorry not gluten free)

3 Tips to Make Pasover Easy and Avoid the Expensive Stuff!

13 Apr

For many years I heard the complaints and gave in.   I kept kosher and like so many other people I found that my husband and son  thought that they could not survive without pasta or Cheerios for 8 days.  So, I gave in,  I bought the Pesach version of pasta (yuck!) and the Pesach version of Cheerios (3 or four times the price per volume!) and found they were not very good.

I found some basic steps I could take to minimize the expense by avoiding the prepared or convenience items which I rarely use anyway and maximize the taste by using more fresh products.So, no cake mixes.  No paying extra for broken matzoh (crumble it yourself if you need to!). Enjoy my brownie recipe using potato starch rather than flour!

First, think in terms of the Mediterranean diet or the Oriental diets.  More vegetables, prepared different ways alongside smaller portions of proteins for dinners especially during the week. I love roasted vegetables (white and sweet potatoes, zucchini and more) alongside roasted or baked chicken as well as a stir fry of onion, garlic, mushrooms, peppers, zucchini and yellow squash and more.  There is always salads like spinach with strawberry to spice things up.

Secondly, think a bit of flexibility on your menus. Burgers don’t need fillers such as matzoh meal or bread crumbs.  Without that, they don’t need the egg t hold it together. Mix the ground beef with chopped onions and garlic and shape the burgers into sliders. Bake, grill or fry as normally would and enjoy!  You can also add herbs in the mixture as you choose!

Thirdly, since my husband is now Gluten-Free as we found out he has Celiac I prepare his food without wheat. We love to make potatoes several ways.  I make potato kugel (with or without carrots, zucchini or sweet potatoes for color), I make mashed potatoes with sauteed onion (using olive oil and no dairy or dairy substitute).  Now according to many authorities quinoa is acceptable during Passover!! Hooray as we love it.

If you are in the area of Palm Beach County, Florida you can hire ChefHelen as your Personal Chef.  ChefHelen can do the shopping for menus we have planned out together and prepare the meals in your home on YOUR equipment

 

Just call, email or text me to set up your free consultation.  Chef Helen Gottesman

561-676-2078 .chefhelen@helenshomecooking.com

Check out my website at http://www.helenshomecooking.com

#matzo #KOSHERCHEF #Pesach #Passover #Recipes

 

 

 

Three ways to make Passover Preparation Easier and Cheaper

5 Apr

Preparing Your home for a Kosher Week of Passover can be daunting! You can do it if you stay away from convenience foods and concentrate on proteins and vegetables and a few side items. Simple menu…

Call Chef Helen Gottesman to schedule your free consultation today 561-676-2078 or helen@helenshomecooking.com

 

Source: Three ways to make Passover Preparation Easier and Cheaper

Enjoy Dinners Professionally Prepared in Your Home

21 Mar

Chef Helen prepares weekly meals for you and your family

Meal plans from as little as $25.00 per person!

Experienced in kosher, Gluten-Free, Salt Free and Sugar Free Diets and more.

Call today for your free consultation! 561-676-2078 helen@helenshomecooking.com

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Answering my short survey could make you the winner of a $50.00 gift certificate!

6 Mar

Hi. I have been trying to figure out exactly what people want me to write about, and exactly who they are.  So , I am asking you to fill out a short survey.  As an incentive, I am offering a $50.00 gift certificate to be chosen from one of the people that fills out the survey and includes their name and email.

I am planning on choosing March 13th, one week from today!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/D5HFJLS share

Thanks in advance.  Feel free to share.  If you have any questions or comments please let me know.

Chef Helen Gottesman

561-676-2078

helen@helenshomecooking.com

 

 

 

 

 

Valentines Day Dinner for 2 Gift Certificates

1 Feb

Are you still trying to get the right gift for your wife, husband, significant other or best friend?  Maybe a gift for someone who just needs a lift? Maybe you want it for yourself?

Relax over a meal made in your home with your pots, pans etc. by a professional Personal Chef.  You can choose from our most popular rib steak, salmon en papillote , chicken Marsala or something else.   We can prepare the meal of your choice including a soup, salad, side dish and dessert.  Valentine’s Day will go quick so order now.  We c an arrange other days according to your needs.ChefHelen

Gluten Free, Special diets (salt free, low fat etc) and Kosher are my specialties

We do all the shopping, cooking ,serving and clean up.

Call 561-676-2078 or email valentines@helenshomecooking,com

Eat This…. Not That

25 Jan

I just started with a new client last week,  nice guy. I found him through a dietitian I had met at least a year or two ago.  When we met  I suggested meeting and seeing if we could work together at least as a referral source for  each other. I tried following up but she did not seem interested.

A few weeks ago I noticed she was a friend of a friend on Facebook.  I “friended” her.  Fortunately she remembered me “Aren’t you the Personal Chef that does Kosher?” She asked.  yes, that’s me.  She told me that she specializes in a specific diet plan and has clients with specific dietary plans.  I told her as long as I know what the client can eat (and can not eat) , how much, and want they don’t like or want and any other specifics to their diet I can make delicious food for them.

Of course, it worked.  Ten meals with sides as well as freshly made brown rice rice, quinoa and hummus and a special salad dressing and happy as a clam.  I asked yesterday and the only problem was that I gave him more hummus than he needed….

Good news.  the dietitian told me that if things worked with the first client more to follow.    Happy dance!

 

About Chef Helen Gottesman

2 Jan

Your Kosher Personal Chef in South Florida

Source: About Chef Helen Gottesman

Why I Love to Cook for my Clients

31 Dec

In a world where most jobs have us as “cogs in a wheel” working for low wages, without sight of a final goal for the company or ourselves, as a Personal Chef I do everything soup to nets for each client. I find out what
Instead, as a Personal Chef I speak to people about what food means to them that would determine the choices of foods we will prepare for them. Is it simply for nourishment? Must it be a work of art for them to enjoy it? Are there specific dietary needs such as diabetic diet or salt free diet for clients that have been through heat failure or similar issues. Vegetarian or vegan is easy for me since I keep kosher I am very conscious of any indication meat, dairy and shellfish ingredients that would make a dish non-kosher or trayf.
Within the limitations of these health related issues, I find the dishes they most enjoy (or won’t go near). I am able to prepare some of my client’s favorites (and mine) with minor adjustments.
Two weeks ago I prepared one of my signature salmon dishes that normally is marinated in lime, ginger, garlic.oil and soy sauce for a salt free client. I removed the soy sauce for the recipe (I may try the liquid aminos in the future). It was delicious. The husband and wife said they never had such delicious food. I will be back in their kitchen this week to refill their fridge with the foods they most enjoy.
My most requested dishes include roast chicken, beef stew, chicken picata, baked marinated salmon. Roast vegetables, brownies, chicken matzoh ball soup, lentil soup. peanut butter cookies .and meat loaf.
People want healthy well prepared home-style dishes. They can’t believe how good this food tastes. When they tell me this, it is SOOO satisfying. Of course, making money doing what you love is pretty cool too!!
I can use the knowledge I acquired in college studying nutrition as well as the latest trending diet programs to tweak recipes and food choices to an individuals needs.

Call me, tell me what you need, or want. Chef Helen can put together weekly meals, dinners for 2, dinner parties, and of course baking. Always open to new ideas.

Call me at 561-676-2078 or email chefhelen@helenshomecooking.com so I can talk about helping you.

 

Classy Christmas Party for My Client

30 Dec

Last Monday, I received a call from Brian, a new client.  His caterer had a death in the family and cancelled two days before his annual Christmas party to be held in his home for 20 people. His caterer had a much fancier menu than I normally  do. He had reviewed my website and liked the sound of what I cook.

I called on a friend who had assisted me on other large jobs and together we met with the client.  I had explained that all cooking , except for possible baking must be done in his home.  together we decided on the following menu.

  • mushroom canapes
  • mini quiche
  • eggplant appetizers with ricotta and tomato
  • Butterflied lamb with a Greek yogurt sauce
  • Oriental Marinated Red Snapper
  • Veal Marsala
  • Jasmine Rice
  • String Beans Amondine
  • Potato Latkes with homemade apple sauce and sour cream
  • Brownies
  • Apple Crisp with Homemade Whipped Cream
  • Peanut Butter Cookies
  • Mini Chocolate Hazelnut Gelato

I got so many many compliments from his delightful guests.  With the assistance of Jay as server, Josh as bartender and his housekeeper Daisy keeping all the dishes washed we kept the food flowing and the guests happy.

When would you like our team to put a dinner like this for you and your friends.  Please, more than two days notice!!

We can do smaller or larger parties , dinner parties, dinner for two, and our ever-present weekly cooking for families, singles and retirees.

 

Call Chef Helen at 561-676-2078

chefhelen@helenshomecooking.com or http://www.helenshomecooking.com

for more information or to schedule a free consultation.

 

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