Toby Levy Kosher Caterers

02/02/2025

Embracing Shevat: A Month of Renewal and Abundance

As we welcome the month of Shevat in the Hebrew calendar, we find ourselves in a time of renewal and reflection. Often referred to as the "month of trees," Shevat is a season that invites us to appreciate nature's beauty and the abundance it brings. This month is also a time for us to celebrate Tu B'Shevat, the New Year for Trees, which falls on the 15th of Shevat and encourages us to connect with the earth and its gifts.

For kosher caterers, Shevat offers a wonderful opportunity to create menus that highlight seasonal flavors and the bounty of the land. As we gather with family and friends, we can incorporate the themes of growth and gratitude into our dining experiences.

Here are some ideas to help you celebrate Shevat:

- Tu B'Shevat Seder: Host a festive Tu B'Shevat Seder, featuring the seven species (Shiv’at HaMinim) praised in the Torah: wheat, barley, grapes, figs, pomegranates, olives, and dates. Create a beautiful platter showcasing these fruits and pair them with delicious dips and spreads.

- Seasonal Produce: Embrace the flavors of winter by incorporating seasonal vegetables and fruits into your dishes. Think hearty root vegetables, citrus fruits, and fresh greens that reflect the transition into spring.

- Healthy & Wholesome: Shevat is a great time to focus on health and wellness. Consider creating a menu filled with nourishing options, including salads, whole grains, and plant-based dishes that celebrate the earth’s bounty.

- Family and Community: Use this month to bring loved ones together. Whether it's a cozy dinner, a potluck, or a larger gathering, share the joys of good food and meaningful conversation around the table.

- Creative Cooking: Experiment with new recipes that highlight the flavors of the season. Consider incorporating nuts, dried fruits, and fresh herbs into your dishes to add depth and flavor.

At Toby Levy we are passionate about crafting delicious and meaningful meals that celebrate the spirit of Shevat. Let us help you create an unforgettable dining experience that honors this special month.

Wishing you a month filled with growth, gratitude, and good food.

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Contact us to learn more about our catering services and how we can assist you in celebrating Shevat with delightful kosher cuisine!

14/01/2025

🎉 Happy New Year 🎉

As we step into 2024, we want to take a moment to thank you for your support and trust in us over the past year. Whether you celebrated with family gatherings, corporate events, or special milestones, we are honored to have been a part of your moments.

This year, we’re excited to bring you even more delicious menus, innovative culinary experiences, and exceptional service. Here’s to new beginnings, unforgettable flavors, and making every gathering a memorable one!

Cheers to a fantastic 2024 filled with joy, love, and great food! 🍽️✨

27/12/2024

🕎 Celebrate chanukah with Delicious Food Traditions!

As the Festival of Lights continues, it’s time to gather with family and friends to celebrate the miracles of Chanukah. This joyous holiday is not just about lighting the menorah and playing dreidel; it’s also a time for sharing delicious food that brings everyone together. Here are some must-have dishes to make your Chanukah celebration truly special!

🥔 Latkes: The Star of the Table
No Chanukah feast is complete without crispy, golden latkes! These traditional potato pancakes are a beloved favorite, served hot and fresh, often with a dollop of homemade applesauce or a side of creamy sour cream. For a fun twist, try sweet potato or zucchini latkes for a flavorful variation that will delight your guests!

🍩 Sufganiyot: Sweet Treats to Light Up Your Celebration
Indulge your sweet tooth with sufganiyot, the delightful jelly-filled donuts that are a staple during Chanukah. Light and fluffy, these treats can be filled with a variety of fillings, from classic raspberry to rich chocolate. Dust them with powdered sugar for an extra touch of sweetness!

🧀 Cheese Blintzes: A Creamy Delight
Add a touch of creaminess to your holiday spread with cheese blintzes. These delicate crepes, filled with a rich ricotta or farmer's cheese mixture, are a comforting addition to any Chanukah table. Serve them with a side of fruit preserves or a sprinkle of powdered sugar for a delightful finish.

🍖 Hearty Main Courses
While latkes and sufganiyot steal the spotlight, don’t forget about the main course! A tender, slow-cooked brisket or herb-roasted chicken can make your meal unforgettable. For a vegetarian option, consider a hearty stuffed cabbage or a flavorful mushroom risotto.

🥗 Festive Sides and Salads
Complement your main dishes with vibrant sides! Roasted seasonal vegetables, a crisp apple and walnut salad, or a comforting kugel can round out your meal beautifully. These dishes not only add flavor but also color to your table, making your Chanukah feast a visual delight.

🍷 Cheers to Tradition
Toast to the miracles of Chanukah with a glass of kosher wine. Whether you prefer a robust red or a crisp white, a good wine can elevate your meal and enhance the celebratory spirit of the holiday.

🍽️ Gather Around the Table
This Chanukah, let the warmth of shared meals and cherished traditions bring light into your home. Whether you’re hosting a large gathering or enjoying an intimate family dinner, the food you serve can help create lasting memories.

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyous and delicious Chanukah filled with love, laughter, and of course, great food!

Happy Chanukah! 🕯️✨

24/12/2024

🕯️✨ Happy Chanukah to our cherished clients! ✨🕯️

As the Festival of Lights begins, we want to take a moment to express our gratitude for your continued support and trust in our kosher catering services. May your Chanukah be filled with joy, love, and delicious moments shared with family and friends around the table. 🕎

Celebrate the miracles of this special season with our festive menus that are crafted with care and tradition. Whether it’s latkes, sufganiyot, or a gourmet meal to light up your evenings, we’re here to help you create unforgettable memories.

Wishing you eight nights of warmth, light, and delicious flavors! 🥳💙

19/11/2024

Thanks so much

19/11/2024

Sweet Treat Battle:
It's time for a dessert duel! Which kosher dessert do you crave the most? 🍰🍩

31/10/2024

🌟🍲 Why Jewish People Love Chicken Soup – and Why It’s So Good for You! 🍲🌟

If you’ve ever wondered why chicken soup holds such a special place in Jewish culture, you’re not alone! This comforting dish is more than just a meal; it’s a symbol of love, warmth, and home. Here’s why we can’t get enough of this delicious soup and the benefits it brings!

1. Nourishing Tradition: Chicken soup has been a staple in Jewish homes for generations. It’s often lovingly prepared for family gatherings, holidays, and when someone isn’t feeling well. The act of sharing a bowl of soup is a way to show care and compassion.

2. Comfort in a Bowl: There’s something undeniably soothing about a warm bowl of chicken soup. It’s the ultimate comfort food, perfect for cozy nights or when you need a little extra love.

3. Health Benefits: Beyond its heartwarming qualities, chicken soup is packed with nutrients! The broth is hydrating and can help soothe a sore throat or cold. The vegetables often added provide vitamins and minerals, while the chicken offers protein to help your body heal.

4. The Magic of Homemade: Many families have their own special recipes, passed down through generations. The love and care that goes into making a pot of chicken soup is what truly makes it special. From the aromatic herbs to the simmering broth, each bowl is filled with tradition and care.

5. Versatile and Delicious: Whether you prefer it classic with matzo balls or a modern twist with fresh veggies, chicken soup can be customized to your taste. It’s a dish that brings people together, no matter the occasion!

So next time you savour a bowl of chicken soup, remember it’s not just food; it’s a warm hug in a bowl, steeped in tradition and health benefits! What’s your favorite chicken soup memory? Share below! 🥣✨

29/10/2024

27/10/2024

🎉Planning a simcha? Let us make your special day unforgettable with our exquisite catering services. DM or email for further details
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15/10/2024

One of our very popular Friday night dinners

12/10/2024

🌟✨ Reflecting on Yom Kippur ✨🌟

As we come together after Yom Kippur, we hope that everyone had a meaningful day of reflection, atonement, and renewal. This sacred time allows us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with our values and loved ones.

At Toby Levy we understand the significance of sharing meals with family and friends as we break the fast and celebrate new beginnings. If you’re planning a gathering to mark this special time, we’re here to help with delicious catering options that will make your meal truly memorable.

Wishing you all a year filled with health, happiness, and peace. Let’s create beautiful moments together! 🍽️💖

06/10/2024

Hope you all had a wonderful Rosh Hashanah and now to Yom Kippur.

What is your favourite pre-fast meal?
And What is your favourite post-fast meal?
We normally have a family buffet post fast

01/10/2024

Importance of Food During Rosh Hashanah:

Food plays a central role in Rosh Hashanah celebrations for several reasons:

1. Symbolism: Many traditional foods eaten during Rosh Hashanah carry symbolic meanings related to the themes of the holiday. For example:
- Apples and Honey: Dipping apples in honey symbolizes the wish for a sweet new year.
- Challah: A round challah represents the cycle of life and continuity.
- Pomegranate: Eating pomegranate seeds signifies the desire for a year filled with merits and blessings.

2. Gathering and Community: Meals during Rosh Hashanah are often shared with family and friends, fostering a sense of community and togetherness. The act of breaking bread together strengthens bonds and creates lasting memories.

3. Tradition and Heritage: Food traditions are a way to connect with cultural and familial heritage. Many families have their own unique recipes passed down through generations, making the meal a meaningful part of the celebration.

4. Hospitality: Sharing food is a fundamental aspect of Jewish hospitality. Inviting others to partake in the holiday meal reflects the values of generosity and kindness.

5. Celebration: The festive meal is a way to celebrate the new year and all the possibilities it brings. Enjoying delicious food enhances the joy of the occasion, making it a time of happiness and gratitude.

In summary, Rosh Hashanah is a deeply significant holiday marked by reflection, renewal, and community, and food plays a vital role in expressing these themes, enriching the experience, and perpetuating cherished traditions.

30/09/2024

Have you started planning your Rosh Hashanah meal yet?

29/09/2024

Recent fabulous engagement party