Our kosher catering team prepares kosher meals which we provide to less fortunate people through out the year. Kosher comfort food is a good staple because it provides both nutrition and substance. Orzo with peas, olives, tarragon and pecans makes a delicious comfort food meal which is both vegetarian and vegan. Orzo is a rice…
Sea Bass with a Flair Our bride came to us with an unusual request. She wanted to know if we could follow a sea bass recipe which her fiancé likes to eat. We said no problem. Just brings us the recipe and we will follow the instructions. We never say no to any client requests….
Transformation of non kosher poutine to kosher by Mitzuyan a kosher catering Toronto service company. Canada is famous for Tim Hortons and poutine. Poutine is the most basic and decadent of all comfort foods. Poutine is a French Canadian delicacy of french fries and cheese curds smothered in beef gravy. Poutine is non kosher as…
Purim is fast approaching and what is more traditional kosher food than the homontashen. A sweet staple which has lasted for many years. New cooks or celebrity chefs can not reinvent the wheel. They can create new adaptations and techniques to modernize the old recipe, but the basics remain the same. Recipes handed down from…
A summertime Shabbat is often a less formal affair, even for those who are pretty informal to begin with. For one thing, Shabbat starts late; here in Toronto sundown is around 9 pm in July and we’re in the southern part of Canada. By 9 pm, everyone’s just about relaxed anyway as work ended a for most people a…
Happy Canada Day everyone! If you’re entertaining friends, or are a guest asked to bring something to nosh on, we’ve have ideas for food you can share whilst keeping everything kosher and remain in the holiday spirit. And while the Toronto forecast calls for scattered thunderstorms on July 1 (of course), don’t let the rain dampen…
Modern Jewish life sometimes requires creative kosher thinking.
I hope everyone had a nice Shavuot and Victoria Day weekend! If any major city in North American has earned a place in the springtime sun, it’s got to be Toronto. Let’s lift a glass of white wine, or perhaps a margarita, and say L’Chaim! It’s finally spring in Toronto and time for a refreshing…
Saturday evening marks the start of the two-day holiday of Shavuot, the “Feast of Weeks” that marks 50 days since the start of Passover and commemorates Moses’ delivering the Ten Commandments to the Hebrews. Shavuot also marks the summer grain harvest (not yet the time here in Toronto!) and initially began as a pilgrimage festival to Jerusalem. Celebrate…
Mexican food is a popular kosher catering request at Mitzuyan Kosher Catering.
The weather is starting to warm up in Toronto! Are you thinking picnic yet?
One of the Four Questions we ask at Passover is about dipping food. On all other nights, the question goes, we don’t dip once. Tonight, we dip twice. Not in our home. Here, we dip all year ‘round. We started doing this to encourage the kids to eat their vegetables. We kept doing it…
