I have been asked to cater a small wedding in the US but with a Middle Eastern orientation. I can find recipes; but how many courses should be included?
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It depends on the client's budget and how the food will be served. Please provide more information.
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This is to be an informal affair - outdoors, grilled items need to be in the mix. Some vegans in the group. No alcohol to be served. Wondering if I should recommend more than 2 entrees and a couple of sides. Just looking to make it an authentic meal, not just authentic individual items. As I said, I can and have found recipes that will fit like grilled lamb or chicken Moroccan style.
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3/27/05 at 1:51am
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a wedding should be extravagant! the main thing ic creating a good impression by volume. everything must be full of foods, flowers, decorations, etc. the taste of the mediterrainian people is simple. the food must be very fresh and colourfull.good luck!
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