
And of course the food: we had toasted bruschetta and pasteur-raised deviled eggs passed around and plucked off the serving trays at warp speed. The buffet was a smorgasbord of poached salmon, roasted garlic mashed potatoes, decorated cous cous, eggplant frittata, and a mixed greens salad tossed with candied pecans, ruby red strawberries and pungent goat cheese.
Every crumb of food Jasmine Catering provided was 100% kosher, everything accept the cous cous on the menu was gluten-free, and all but the salmon was vegetarian. The menu was versatile to suit the crowd, both in terms of diet and preference. Also – according to guests comments, it was quite delicious. The servers heard approximately a dozen compliments on the salmon and one guest even worked his way into the kitchen to thank the chef personally.
To finish off the night, we served up ice cream sunday’s. Two huge ice cream scoops topped with warm chocolate ganache. The night ended in dancing, sweetness, and a very happy Bat Mitzvah.

