South Georgia gives a private jet menu at Tifton more to work with than most small fields: Georgia peaches in season, pecans from the orchards around Tifton, Vidalia onions, field peas and boiled peanuts. Local specialities travel well in a galley when you plan them: pecan pralines and fruit stay cold, a cornmeal-crusted fish goes in a hot box, and the sauce rides apart.
A private jet menu for Henry Tift Myers starts with the region: Georgia ingredients, plated for a cabin. Private jet platters carry sliced peaches with country ham and soft cheese, gourmet inflight meals lean on pecan-crusted chicken and collard greens, and private jet snacks are roasted pecans and peach preserves on biscuits. The inflight menu changes with the harvest, and the private jet food is built to be re-plated, not cooked, on board.
Local specialities from south Georgia, Tifton and around, shape the inflight menu we write for KTMA. Private jet food here means smoked pork, pimento cheese, sweet potato and pecan pie, packed cold or for the oven. Private jet platters, gourmet inflight meals and private jet snacks all follow the season, and we adjust each to the galley on your aircraft.