Rosh Hashanah is a traditional Jewish holiday, celebrated in September with family and friends. A lot of food is available during the entire celebration; here are just a few ideas:

Traditionally every morning during the month of Elul the Shofar, a trumpet, is blown. Prayers and religious poems are said during the two day celebration. Typical menu items will include Apple Galette, Bread, Apple walnut tortes, lemon roasted chicken, and fish fillet with leeks. You will also find lamb on the menu during Rosh Hashanah.

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The first day of summer vacation for many of us is also the first day of barbequing for family and friends. Here are some ideas you can start with:

A great menu for Memorial Day would be barbequed chicken skews with coleslaw, baked beans, watermelon or strawberries, and a baked strawberry rhubarb pie for dessert.

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Golly, this Rolie Polie Olie character can seem a little hard to understand at first. However there are a few things that will help you in putting together your party. This is a computer animated cartoon for preschoolers. Rolie Polie Olie is a preschool aged robot and his entire family are robots. In fact just about everyone on the show is a robot. The show primarily features bright primary colors and simple geometric shapes like boxes and spheres. Now you have everything you need to create a simple party and a great party menu.

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The Super Bowl is one of those great occasions where friends and families get together to eat junk food, watch the game and have a great time. Here are a few catering ideas for your next Super Bowl party:

There will be many different items on the menu for the Super Bowl including beer, chips, dip, vegetable platters, cold cuts, cheese platters and hot finger food. Food that your guests can eat at their leisure usually works well, with pizza also a popular choice.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day is an important day in our history. Why not celebrate it by preparing delicious foods like these for your family and friends:

Being from the South Martin Luther King Jr. had many favorite southern style foods. To celebrate the day properly you should consider spicy southern snapper, hot tempered chicken strips, Hoppin’ John Rice and Black- Eyed Peas, Southern Cornbread, and Creole Chicken with Rice.

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Shark Tales is a really happening movie. All those cute underwater creatures make for a great movie experience. Usually though your kids will want to have more, more, more of their Shark Tales experience. You can provide that service with a great Shark Tales party, where they can watch the movie over and over again. A great Shark Tales party menu is also an excellent way to satisfy your party guest’s culinary desires.

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Since the days of Steam Boat Willy, Mickey Mouse has been oh so popular with the kids. Why even you have nostalgic memories of Mickey Mouse cartoons and his movies. Lots of people have gone to the Disney theme parks too and even had a chance to meet Mickey Mouse himself! Now you have the chance to create some great memories of your own kid’s Mickey Mouse admiration. If they haven’t already discovered Mickey Mouse then you can introduce them to the loveable character. Start off with some great party food!

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Sesame Street is a favorite in our household as it is in millions of others. Still running after decades on public television this classic show was and is still working to educate your children while entertaining them with interesting puppet characters. If the hullabaloo in past years over the Tickle Me Elmo dolls and other Sesame Street toys is any indication this show is extremely popular with today’s kids. You’ll want a party menu that’s just as popular and tasty too.

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Nascar Racing is growing in popularity amongst fans of all ages and both genders. It’s not just a men’s sport anymore. Now the women are getting involved in the sport as fans and as drivers! You’re little ones are probably turning out to be big Nascar fans like their parents are too. In fact, a Nascar themed party menu can be just the thing for that next racing event.

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The Bar Mitzvah party menu can host a balanced mix of traditional Jewish cooking and some great tasting kids treats. The Baklava is a tasty European dessert made with honey and nuts so it should fit right in at the table. You can also make chocolate baklava for the kids. The main course can be something very simple like meat and cheese wraps or pitas with a tasty cucumber sauce. Even the Bar Mitzvah boy would love them, but you can also have a pizza on hand as back up for those picky eaters. Put a twist on the traditional latkes by making Sweet Potato Latkes and serving them with a maple syrup or honey sauce. You can make them as a side dish or dessert. Last but not least add some filler items to your buffet with a tomato salad, macaroni salad and easy pick up items like dried fruits and pretzels.

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