Unique Catering Ideas For Your Wedding Or Bbq
Coming together to eat food is one of the most basic human experiences we all share
. Every major life event and every major holiday is marked with traditional foods and meals. It is impossible to imagine Christmas, the Fourth of July, or a wedding without the presence of food. Even having a few guests over at your house entails the preparation and sharing of food. This food varies from country to country and from region to region, but every group of people has its comfort food. In the United States, most of the south shares a love of BBQ, sometimes known as barbeque. This consists of roasted or grilled meat and all the fixings. BBQ can be eaten indoors or outdoors and usually implies a lot of food to be shared in an informal, but delicious, setting.
Most southern BBQs take place in a large pit or in a steel drum. It can take hours, or even days to let pulled pork BBQ marinate properly. The sauces used in Texas style BBQ are passed down from generation to generation and are treasured family secrets. While you can put together your own BBQ in your backyard up north or even across the waters in England, if you are looking for real Southern style home cooking, it is best to hire the services of a professional. Thankfully there are many BBQ caterers dotting the north and England that will help you serve up some home cooking without all the hassle on your part.
If you are looking for someone to do your wedding, you might want to consider BBQ caterers. First of all, no one else will have done something like that before. Most wedding food is rather tasteless and unappealing. However roasted meat with gravy, mashed potatoes, and boiled vegetables isn't exactly mouth watering. It is just something that the bride and groom figure no one will dislike. It would be better to take a chance, though, and hire someone to cook up some BBQ, grits, hush puppies, baked beans, coleslaw, and macaroni and cheese. This food is also good at a wedding if you aren't looking to make it a formal state affair. After all, a wedding is all about families and most families don't need to be formal with each other. There is nothing like eating BBQ ribs to break the ice between the in-laws.
You could also use BBQ caterers at any other number of events where something completely different would be apropos. For instance, the end of the year company potluck could take on a country flavor with an outdoor location, some BBQ, and a little fiddle music. Family reunions are another great place for BBQ caterers and this way no one has to do all the cooking beforehand or all the cleaning up when the party is done. Even a fundraiser can benefit from the popularity of BBQ. No matter what occasion is bringing you all together, hiring a BBQ caterer can bring memorable food to your event.
by: Lawrence White
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