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Choosing A Better Food Supplier

After struggling for months with poor food vendors, we realized that we needed to start shopping around for a new food supplier. I knew that our restaurant was only as good as the food that we served, so we started meeting with different vendors and trying to tell what set them apart. After meeting with several different businesses, we were really impressed with one supplier that really knew their stuff. This blog is all about what to look for in a food supplier and how to avoid problems with poor quality foodservice and ingredients. You never know, some of this advice could make your restaurant truly special.

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Delicious Snack Ideas For Bar Mitzvahs

Planning a bar mitzvah is no small feat. From invitations to decorations and entertainment, there's a lot that goes into making a bar mitzvah special.

One of the most important aspects of any party is the food — and snacks are no exception! Here are some tasty snack ideas that are sure to be a hit at your next bar mitzvah.

Mini Bagels With Cream Cheese and Lox   

Mini bagels with cream cheese and lox are an excellent bar mitzvah snack! Not only are they a classic Jewish delicacy, but they're also easy to make and serve.

To get started, you'll need some mini bagels, a selection of lox such as salmon or whitefish, thick-cut cream cheese, capers, dill fronds, lemon wedges, and butter. You can also add other toppings, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, or red onions, to the mix if desired. Preparing the mini bagels is easy — simply toast them in the oven until lightly golden brown and spread them with cream cheese.

The next step is layering on the lox — this can be done by either roughly chopping the fish into small pieces or slicing it thinly. Once that's done, top off your mini bagels with capers, dill fronds, and lemon wedges for added flavor. A small pat of butter will help everything stay together. 

Finally, arrange your creations onto a tray or platter for guests to enjoy as a tasty snack throughout your bar mitzvah celebration.

Mini bagels with cream cheese and lox are a delicious way to honor Jewish traditions while providing something simple yet satisfying for your guests to snack on. They're sure to be a hit at your bar mitzvah event.

Falafel Balls 

If you want to provide something a bit different from the usual bar mitzvah fare, falafel is an excellent choice. Falafel is a popular Middle Eastern dish that is a great source of protein and nutrition. It can be made with various ingredients like chickpeas, fava beans, and spices.

To make falafel balls, you'll need to start by soaking your desired legumes in water overnight to soften them. Once they're ready, add the legumes to a food processor along with garlic, onions, cilantro, spices, and a bit of water. Process everything until it forms a thick paste.

Next, shape the mixture into small balls using your hands or an ice cream scoop. Once shaped, you'll need to deep fry the falafel balls until they are golden brown. You can also bake them in the oven for a healthier version.

Serve your falafel balls with pita bread, hummus, and tahini sauce for a delicious Middle Eastern-inspired snack.