State College sits in the Ridge-and-Valley country of Pennsylvania, and the private jet menu for this field leans on what the region grows and bakes. A private jet menu for State College Regional starts with Pennsylvania Dutch influence: soft pretzels, pot pie, chicken corn soup, and apple butter that travels well in a sealed pot. The inflight menu can carry Berkey Creamery ice cream from Penn State, which we pack frozen and sealed so it reaches the cabin as served. Private jet food here is local specialities first: Pennsylvania mushrooms from Kennett Square, smoked trout from the northern streams, Happy Valley cheeses, and Lancaster-style roast turkey. For a Saturday in the fall, a cold platter of Pennsylvania cheeses, cured meats and seasonal fruit holds up in a drawer. Bring the local specialities into the cabin as private jet platters, gourmet inflight meals and private jet snacks, each labelled for the galley and the seat.
For Pennsylvania, think of what travels in a drawer: apple butter, pickles, soft pretzels, smoked trout, mushroom tarts. The private jet menu at State College Regional draws on those, so a plane from the coast eats something that belongs to the ground it landed on. The inflight menu reads like a Penn State weekend: pot pie, roast turkey with cranberry, chicken corn soup in a thermos-style pot, and Berkey ice cream packed sealed. Private jet food from central Pennsylvania works best when each item has its service written on it: oven, sauce apart, chilled, re-plate cold. Local specialities also include Kennett Square mushrooms, Lancaster cheeses and orchard fruit. We pack them as private jet platters for the long table, gourmet inflight meals for dinner flights, and private jet snacks for the leg home from State College.