Planning every facet of a wedding is a big task to undertake. And more so if your wedding commits to conveying a particular theme. Today, a backyard BBQ party can supply the perfect motif and theme for your wedding. It is a great and trendy way to bring wedding guests together and celebrate the start of your new life as a married couple. As a leading BBQ catering company in Surrey, we have highlighted some points on how to plan the menu for the BBQ wedding.
What Should Be on the Menu of a Wedding BBQ?
A well-orchestrated wedding BBQ is much more about the ambience, music and the décor. What comes first is how suitable the foods and drinks actually are. So, let’s explore what can truly jazz up your wedding ceremony.
The Food: Firstly, the foods should specifically be tailored to the BBQ event. These foods will include:
Bacon Lollypops: Bacon is an excellent appetiser. It can make all the other dishes taste better. Pineapple, jalapeno or cherries wrapped in bacon and grilled over the fire can bring out the smoky flavour and are an excellent icebreaker to any big barbeque wedding reception.
Grilled Okra in Lemon Mayo Dip: This is yet another novel choice of snack for a BBQ event. Okra covered in olive oil and flamed until darkened usually have a sweet taste and a tender texture. It is best savoured with the combination of lemon mayo.
Boerewors with Peach Chutney: Boerewors are a kind of South African beef sausage. It is supposed to contain only the best cuts of beefs and spices. These sausages are usually rolled onto a grill in a snail like shape. It is one of the traditional BBQ dishes in South Africa.
Flame Kissed Baby Ribs: Pork baby ribs marinated in BBQ sauce could be an exemplary addition to your menu. These ribs are usually cooked in open fire.
The Main Course: For the main course, you would want to bring in some big surprises. You can start the main course with a hog roast. It should be roasted with just the appropriate amount of salt, seasoning, fresh sage and fruity applesauce. However, you should leave spaces for other meat varieties.
The Drinks: The most appropriate alcoholic drinks that go with barbeque are wines, beers and whiskey. Red wine goes extremely well with a barbeque party. Our catering company can bring a mobile bar to your barbeque wedding. Our service provides both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to spruce up your BBQ wedding.
Reach out to the Barbeque Chefs if you want to organise a BBQ evening, whether for a wedding or any other special occasion. We will light up your occasion with memorable barbeque gourmet, which will create unforgettable impressions in the minds of your guests.