With
                                   Inte
                                        rnat
                                             iona
                                      Flai        l
                                           r!
 Trends in Catering:
Petite, Sweet & Savory
Elgin Woodman, A Joy Wallace Catering
   Paul Lorrain, Puff ‘n Stuff Catering
  Warren Dietel, Puff ‘n Stuff Catering
Warren Dietel, Owner & President
Puff ‘n Stuff Catering
• Family business began in Trinidad as
  pastry shop
• Entrepreneurial from the beginning
• Purchased PnSC in 2003
• Commissaries in both Orlando and
  Tampa with (4) exclusive venues
• Currently over (400) employees
Paul Lorrain, Executive Chef
Puff ‘n Stuff Catering
• 23+ years of culinary experience in the
  northeast and southeast US
• Self-taught and apprenticed chef
• Joined Puff in 2003 as Executive Chef
• Numerous public appearances as a March of
  Dimes “Signature Chef”, on The Daily Buzz,
  Orlando’s WLOQ Morning Show, and
  Tampa’s Studio 10
Elgin Woodman, Executive Chef
  A Joy Wallace Catering Production & Design Team

• Joined A Joy Wallace Catering in
  1998
• Collaborating Chef Author “Inside the
  Box of the Catering Chef”
• Highlighted in Platinum Weddings,
  Bride and Bloom Magazine, Art of
  Celebration as well as many Industry
  Magazines
• Awarded Chef of the Year 2012 by
  ICA
Peruvian History & Cultural Influences
•   Spanish Conquistadors- 16th century
•   African Slaves- Colonial Periods
•   Chinese Laborers- 1850’s
•   Japanese Immigrants- Late 19th century
•   European Immigrants
Regional Peruvian Cuisine
 • Coast Line-

    – Extensive amounts and Varieties of Fish

    – Agriculture such as Asparagus and Grapes

    – Ceviche- Tiradito, Chupe de Camarones, Lomo Saltado, Causa,
      Empanadas, Aji de Gallina, Anticucho, Picarones, Chifa, Pisco,
      Alfajores, Manjar Blanco, Turron de Dona Pepa, Suspiro a la
      Limena
Regional Peruvian Cuisine
• Andes-

  – Agriculture such as 3000 Varieties of Potato, 35 Varieties of Corn,
    Chilis (Aji Amarillo, Rocotto, Aji Panca), and Local Game

  – Guiney Pig, Alpaca, Charqui- Olluqito con Charqui, Quinoa,
    Pachamanca, Chicha, Coca tea
Regional Peruvian Cuisine
• Jungle-

  – Seafood and Wild Animals from the Amazon

  – Exotic Fruits- Cherimoya, Granadilla, Lucuma, Pepino

  – Tamales- Humitas
Latinfused Sushi
Op tions
A Station inspired by your classic sushi and twisted with Peruvian flavors


    Fresh Tuna Causa or Shrimp Causa Roll
    Aji amarillo potato mash, avocado, olives & rocotto pepper mayo

    Individual Quinoa Fried Shrimp
    Rolled in Nori and Sushi Rice served with Wasabi Honey

    Crisp Hand Roll
    Fried Spring roll wrapper filled with Cilantro Rice, White Fish Sashimi & Key Lime Ponzu

    Torched Tuna
    on a Warm Rice & White Bean Quenelle

    Octopus Carpaccio
    Botija Olive Sauce

    Tuna Anticucho
    Aji Panca seasoned Crisp Tuna Toro over Tuna sashimi served with a Yellow & Red Anticucho sauce

    Scallop Tiradito
    Sashimi Style Scallops Coateded in an Aji-Lime Marinade
Latinfuse
    d
  Sushi
Shrimp Causa Roll
  Aji Amarillo Potato Mash
           Avocado
Olives & Rocotto Pepper Mayo
Tuna Causa Roll
  Aji Amarillo Potato Mash
           Avocado
Olives & Rocotto Pepper Mayo
Scallop Tiradito
        Aji Sauce
Served on Warm Rice &
Miso Marinated   Canario Bean Quenelle
Torched Tuna     & Aji Amarillo Puree
Octopus Carpaccio
 Botija Olive Sauce
Tuna Anticucho




                 Aji Panca Seasoned Crisp
                      Tuna Toro Bacon
                 Over Tuna Sashimi served
                    with a Yellow & Red
                      Anticucho Sauce
Passion Fruit
  Pisco Sour
Quinoa Fried Shrimp
    Rolled in Nori
    with Sushi Rice
 Cucumber & Avocado
  Served with Wasabi
        Honey
Paul’s Inspiration
• The beautiful colors found in Saris
  & Indian spices
• The elegant peacock feather
• Bollywood glamour
• Culinary excitement
• Twists on tradition
The Menu
•   Curried Lamb Lollipops
•   Filled Spinach Pakoras
•   Madras Paneer Curry Skewers
•   Malai Koftas in Potato Cubes
•   Eggplant Napoleon
•   Tandoori Prawns in Papadam Cups
•   Cold-Smoked Scallops Under Glass
Curried Lamb Lollipops
• A show of classic Indian
  flavors with a modern
  presentation.

• Variations:
  – Butler passed
  – Action station
Filled Spinach Pakoras
• Creatively formed bites
  featuring unique fillings
  and textures.

• Variations:
  – Butler passed
  – Action station
Madras Curry Paneer Skewers
• Fusing simple, but classic
  Indian ingredients to create
  a one-bite skewer.

• Variation:
  – Butler passed
Malai Koftas in Potato Cubes
• Beautiful and colorful potato
  cubes hollowed out to carry
  a delicious and classic side
  dish.

• Variation:
  – Butler passed
Eggplant Napoleon
Bhurtha – North Indian
(Punjabi)
• Interpretation of a classic
  a napoleon with the
  flavors and influence of
  India.
• Variations:
  – Butler passed
  – Action station
Tandoori Prawns in Papadam Cups
• Papadam shell mimics a fried
  tortilla shell and creates a great
  base for this delicious dish.
• Variation:
   – Butler passed
   – First course
   – Action station
Cold-Smoked Scallops Under Glass
• An exciting and interactive
  focal point for any menu
  that wows!

• Variation:
  – Action station
Cold-Smoked Scallops Under Glass
Thank You!
To download a copy of today’s presentation, go to:
      http://www.slideshare.net/WarrenDietel

BizBash Trends-in-catering

  • 1.
    With Inte rnat iona Flai l r! Trends in Catering: Petite, Sweet & Savory Elgin Woodman, A Joy Wallace Catering Paul Lorrain, Puff ‘n Stuff Catering Warren Dietel, Puff ‘n Stuff Catering
  • 2.
    Warren Dietel, Owner& President Puff ‘n Stuff Catering • Family business began in Trinidad as pastry shop • Entrepreneurial from the beginning • Purchased PnSC in 2003 • Commissaries in both Orlando and Tampa with (4) exclusive venues • Currently over (400) employees
  • 3.
    Paul Lorrain, ExecutiveChef Puff ‘n Stuff Catering • 23+ years of culinary experience in the northeast and southeast US • Self-taught and apprenticed chef • Joined Puff in 2003 as Executive Chef • Numerous public appearances as a March of Dimes “Signature Chef”, on The Daily Buzz, Orlando’s WLOQ Morning Show, and Tampa’s Studio 10
  • 4.
    Elgin Woodman, ExecutiveChef A Joy Wallace Catering Production & Design Team • Joined A Joy Wallace Catering in 1998 • Collaborating Chef Author “Inside the Box of the Catering Chef” • Highlighted in Platinum Weddings, Bride and Bloom Magazine, Art of Celebration as well as many Industry Magazines • Awarded Chef of the Year 2012 by ICA
  • 5.
    Peruvian History &Cultural Influences • Spanish Conquistadors- 16th century • African Slaves- Colonial Periods • Chinese Laborers- 1850’s • Japanese Immigrants- Late 19th century • European Immigrants
  • 6.
    Regional Peruvian Cuisine • Coast Line- – Extensive amounts and Varieties of Fish – Agriculture such as Asparagus and Grapes – Ceviche- Tiradito, Chupe de Camarones, Lomo Saltado, Causa, Empanadas, Aji de Gallina, Anticucho, Picarones, Chifa, Pisco, Alfajores, Manjar Blanco, Turron de Dona Pepa, Suspiro a la Limena
  • 7.
    Regional Peruvian Cuisine •Andes- – Agriculture such as 3000 Varieties of Potato, 35 Varieties of Corn, Chilis (Aji Amarillo, Rocotto, Aji Panca), and Local Game – Guiney Pig, Alpaca, Charqui- Olluqito con Charqui, Quinoa, Pachamanca, Chicha, Coca tea
  • 8.
    Regional Peruvian Cuisine •Jungle- – Seafood and Wild Animals from the Amazon – Exotic Fruits- Cherimoya, Granadilla, Lucuma, Pepino – Tamales- Humitas
  • 9.
    Latinfused Sushi Op tions AStation inspired by your classic sushi and twisted with Peruvian flavors Fresh Tuna Causa or Shrimp Causa Roll Aji amarillo potato mash, avocado, olives & rocotto pepper mayo Individual Quinoa Fried Shrimp Rolled in Nori and Sushi Rice served with Wasabi Honey Crisp Hand Roll Fried Spring roll wrapper filled with Cilantro Rice, White Fish Sashimi & Key Lime Ponzu Torched Tuna on a Warm Rice & White Bean Quenelle Octopus Carpaccio Botija Olive Sauce Tuna Anticucho Aji Panca seasoned Crisp Tuna Toro over Tuna sashimi served with a Yellow & Red Anticucho sauce Scallop Tiradito Sashimi Style Scallops Coateded in an Aji-Lime Marinade
  • 10.
    Latinfuse d Sushi
  • 11.
    Shrimp Causa Roll Aji Amarillo Potato Mash Avocado Olives & Rocotto Pepper Mayo
  • 12.
    Tuna Causa Roll Aji Amarillo Potato Mash Avocado Olives & Rocotto Pepper Mayo
  • 13.
  • 14.
    Served on WarmRice & Miso Marinated Canario Bean Quenelle Torched Tuna & Aji Amarillo Puree
  • 15.
  • 16.
    Tuna Anticucho Aji Panca Seasoned Crisp Tuna Toro Bacon Over Tuna Sashimi served with a Yellow & Red Anticucho Sauce
  • 17.
    Passion Fruit Pisco Sour
  • 18.
    Quinoa Fried Shrimp Rolled in Nori with Sushi Rice Cucumber & Avocado Served with Wasabi Honey
  • 19.
    Paul’s Inspiration • Thebeautiful colors found in Saris & Indian spices • The elegant peacock feather • Bollywood glamour • Culinary excitement • Twists on tradition
  • 20.
    The Menu • Curried Lamb Lollipops • Filled Spinach Pakoras • Madras Paneer Curry Skewers • Malai Koftas in Potato Cubes • Eggplant Napoleon • Tandoori Prawns in Papadam Cups • Cold-Smoked Scallops Under Glass
  • 21.
    Curried Lamb Lollipops •A show of classic Indian flavors with a modern presentation. • Variations: – Butler passed – Action station
  • 22.
    Filled Spinach Pakoras •Creatively formed bites featuring unique fillings and textures. • Variations: – Butler passed – Action station
  • 23.
    Madras Curry PaneerSkewers • Fusing simple, but classic Indian ingredients to create a one-bite skewer. • Variation: – Butler passed
  • 24.
    Malai Koftas inPotato Cubes • Beautiful and colorful potato cubes hollowed out to carry a delicious and classic side dish. • Variation: – Butler passed
  • 25.
    Eggplant Napoleon Bhurtha –North Indian (Punjabi) • Interpretation of a classic a napoleon with the flavors and influence of India. • Variations: – Butler passed – Action station
  • 26.
    Tandoori Prawns inPapadam Cups • Papadam shell mimics a fried tortilla shell and creates a great base for this delicious dish. • Variation: – Butler passed – First course – Action station
  • 27.
    Cold-Smoked Scallops UnderGlass • An exciting and interactive focal point for any menu that wows! • Variation: – Action station
  • 28.
  • 29.
    Thank You! To downloada copy of today’s presentation, go to: http://www.slideshare.net/WarrenDietel

Editor's Notes

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