Monday, 3 November 2014
Friday, 3 October 2014
Tips for hosting a great event
Holiday entertaining with Galor
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In a couple of short months the holiday season will be upon us once
again! and you know what that means - celebrations, events, and parties.
What better way to impress and celebrate than with your own personal
chef cooking and preparing all the festive and traditional comfort foods
for you and your guests. Galor can provide friendly and professional
waiting staff too or someone to shake up some tasty cocktails to
complete the perfect event.
So whats left to celebrate before year end?
In no particular order: Halloween, Christmas and Pre-Christmas
celebrations, Staff parties, Hanukah, Boxing day, Thanks Giving.... and
what's New Years Eve without a party!.
With Galor you can host an elegant event and be able to enjoy your guests and family at the same time.
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Tips for hosting a great event
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- Know your guests: find out about their likes and dislikes, making sure everyone feels comfortable with the food. This alone can avoid major complications.
- Buffet: If you're having a large party, then a buffet might work best. It means you don't have to worry about timing as much as with sit down dinners and buffets are great for picky eaters, everyone can create a bespoke plate, and choose for themselves.
- Having the right selection of drinks on offer is essential.
- Think about buying good-quality tableware.
Lastly, but equally as important, remember to enjoy the evening and just let us take care of the rest.
Monday, 22 September 2014
Don't trash our Future
Love Food, Hate Waste
We throw away 7.2 million tons of food every year, it's not just about good food going to waste, it's about saving money, up to £50 per month and helping reduce serious environmental implications. If we stop throwing food that can be eaten, it would have the same carbon impact as taking 1 of 5 cars off the roads.
So lets start doing something about it!!
Some Useful Tips For Making The Most Of The Food You Buy
Stock
When making a soup keep the ends and the skin of the carrots, onions, celery, peppers and the roots of the parsley to make a tasty stock.
Blanching
Before the broccoli, cauliflower, sweet-corn or spinach goes off, blanch them quickly in boiling water and freeze for a later date.
Herbs
You can blend all your herbs with olive oil, garlic and pine nuts, and use it for a sauce for pasta or just to put it in your sandwich.....Delicious

Tuesday, 2 September 2014
Cocktails anyone?
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Monday, 30 June 2014
Your BBQ chef with Galor
First make friends with your butcher.
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Brilliant news everyone! Britain is on course for the hottest ever summer, at least that's what they say….
What could be better than a garden BBQ with fabulous food and cold
drinks to celebrate with style for a special event, or in fact just to
be with friends and family. At galor our Personal BBQ Chef will make
sure it's the perfect party.
Ahhh we forgot the world cup, another reason to party…
At Galor we consider great reliable suppliers key ot our success. We
have chosen carefully and we make sure they share the same philosophy as
us.
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We know that It takes two to tango so.
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We would like to introduce a fantastic option for all your meat requirements, Provenance Village Butcher,
situated on Kensington Park Road in the heart of Notting Hill.
Provenance is a contemporary spin on the very traditional art of
butchery. In setting up the shop, the team at Provenance spent 6 months
travelling the UK to source the best possible products from farmers who
can guarantee the highest standards of ethical and sustainable farming.
They have a direct relationship with the farms allowing a very
transparent supply chain.
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Friday, 30 May 2014
Food and Music
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What’s Playing for Dinner?
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Have you ever experienced a relationship between the music you hear and the food you taste?
Did you know that the right classical music can greatly enhance a dining experience.
So now imagine a personal chef and private recital given especially for
you and your guests. Yes a classical music concert In your
home. Experience the unparalleled beauty of classical music coupled with
fine cuisine.
Galor have now teamed up with the multi awards winning soloists La Mer Trio
Treat yourself to a special menu that recreates the classical
atmosphere of impressionism while listening to the Debussy, Ravel and
Faure masterpieces played privately in your home by the Royal Harpist to
HRM Prince of Wales and her distinctive La Mer Trio (flute, viola,
harp). Get in touch to see how we can help you organise a truly memorable occasion.
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Eric Satie a French composer and pianist had strange eating habits...
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He said "My only nourishment consists of food that is white”
“I boil my wine and drink it cold mixed with the juice of the Fuchsia. I have a good appetite, but never talk when eating for fear of strangling myself."
“I boil my wine and drink it cold mixed with the juice of the Fuchsia. I have a good appetite, but never talk when eating for fear of strangling myself."
So how does white asparagus with poached egg, pecorino and truffle oil sound as a Satie’s inspired starter?
Food is music to the body, music is food to the heart!
Monday, 19 May 2014
Top Tip - How to cook the perfect pasta
Top Tip - How to cook the perfect pasta
The sauce is always waiting for the pasta. To open the sauce you can use a little of the pasta water.
-5 liters of water and 2 spoons of rock salt for 500g pasta.
-put the salt after the first boil and wait again for another boil.
-put the pasta in at one time and mix to prevent the pasta from sticking. The cooking time for the pasta is when it starts to be white and you can easily bite it, the pasta should remain solid, al dente" this means "to the tooth" or to the bite".
-put the salt after the first boil and wait again for another boil.
-put the pasta in at one time and mix to prevent the pasta from sticking. The cooking time for the pasta is when it starts to be white and you can easily bite it, the pasta should remain solid, al dente" this means "to the tooth" or to the bite".
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