Friday, April 9, 2010

From Our Lab To Yours...


If you can’t beat them, join them---Bloggers that is. The AARON'S CATERING International & Gourmet team is proud to introduce our first-ever blog, The Five Senses: A Blog Mixing Food, Science, Libations, & Catering Concepts.


Why now? Why not. With Summer swiftly approaching, The Five Senses will aid in nursing your event season-hangover with all-things epicurean.


-TIY (Try it Yourself) Recipes

-At Home Entertaining Ideas

-Industry News

-Event Reports

-Kosher Cuisine Tips

-Featured Photo Shoots

-In-House Happenings

-Culinary Trends

-Creative Cocktails

-A Peak into AARON’S CATERING company culture


The Five Senses will also keep you up-to-date on the growing popularity of Celebrity Chef Brian Aaron. At the helm of our team, Brian continues to become a household name throughout Sout

h Florida. Stay tuned for news on appearances, accolades and accomplishments.


Check out the image gallery below for a look at what our team has been up to lately...



Chef Brian Aaron Filming a Beachside TV Spot in January

Cocktail Station inside LIV at the Fontainebleau for MPI Sec Kick-Off Last August


General Manager, Eric Kern & Director of Sales, Jenny Lynn George at the Elite Bridal Network Event in March


Nitro Cocktails at the Room Service Furniture & Event Rentals Showcase Last October



Check back weekly for new posts!


Oh, and in the spirit of the weekend, try this Nectarine Champagne Cocktail. A great way to pay homage to one of Florida’s sustainable (and bubbly-friendly) fruits.




Ingredients

3 large ripe nectarines, pitted and cut into chunks

1/2 cup peach liqueur

3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice

1 bottle (750 ml) champagne or sparkling wine, like Prosecco



Directions

Place the nectarines, peach liqueur, and lemon juice in a blender and process until completely smooth. Strain through a fine mesh strainer and transfer the puree to a large glass pitcher. Refrigerate until completely chilled.


To serve, carefully add the champagne to the pitcher, stirring gently to blend. Alternately, pour 2 tablespoons of puree into individual champagne flutes and top with sparkling wine.




Cheers!!

The AARON’S CATERING International & Gourmet Team






1 comment:

  1. I made a pitcher of the Nectarine Champagne cocktail and it was a big hit! Thanks so much for the suggestion.

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