Bukovina cooks for cold weather and long tables, which suits a private jet menu: slow-braised dishes, smoked pork, sheep and cow cheeses, mountain trout, wild mushrooms. For a private jet menu out of Suceava we pick what keeps its texture in a galley drawer and finishes well in a small oven, and we write the inflight menu around that rather than around a restaurant plate.
Local specialities are the reason crews ask for Suceava by name. Sarmale in vine or cabbage leaves travel well and re-plate cleanly. Trout from the Carpathian rivers can be served chilled or pan-finished. Branză de burduf and smoked cheeses go on a board, with mămăligă kept in its own container. Private jet food here is honest, rich and seasonal; the Suceava County pantry does most of the work.
Autumn brings mushrooms and plum preserves, winter brings smoked meats and cabbage, summer brings fresh cheese, herbs and berries from the Suceava County hills. We build the private jet menu and the inflight menu around the month you fly, and we mark each local speciality with how it is finished on board: oven, sauce apart, chilled or re-plated cold.
A Suceava menu starts with Bukovina and ends in your galley. Ciorbă de burtă and other soups travel in sealed pots, pork and polenta dishes hold their heat, desserts such as papanași are boxed with their toppings apart. Local specialities from Suceava County sit beside simple plates for guests who want something lighter.