Corisco Island belongs to Litoral Province, and its table is the Gulf of Guinea's: fish first, then cassava, plantain and palm. The private jet menu for Corisco International is built on that, not on imports. A private jet menu here leans on grilled fish, so every inflight menu keeps the sauce apart and the fish chilled for re-plating. Private jet food from the island is simple and strong: smoked fish with pepper sauce, plantain fried or roasted, cassava leaves in palm nut sauce, peanut stew, coconut rice. These local specialities travel well when packed by someone who knows the galley. For private jet platters we arrange grilled fish, fried plantain and fresh tropical fruit from the region; for gourmet inflight meals we finish the sauce in the oven and plate cold items on board; for private jet snacks we pack roasted peanuts, banana chips and cut fruit. Litoral Province produce changes with the rains, so we say what is in season when you order.
Litoral Province is Equatorial Guinea's coastal strip, and Corisco Island adds its own small, fishing-based cuisine. Our private jet menu for FGCO starts with what the boats land: the inflight menu leans on grilled and smoked fish, with peppery sauces kept in their own pots. Private jet food in this region means cassava, plantain, peanut and palm, used in dishes that reheat well on a short galley schedule. Local specialities include peanut chicken, fish in coconut milk and spiced rice, each packed by the way it will be served: oven, sauce apart, chilled or re-plated cold. For private jet platters we build fruit and cold-fish boards; for gourmet inflight meals, plated hot dishes with garnish packed separately; for private jet snacks, nuts, plantain chips and tropical fruit. Everything is chosen for Litoral Province availability, not for a catalogue.