Manicoré lies in the south of Amazonas, on the Madeira River, and the table here is a river table. A private jet menu for Manicoré leans on freshwater fish such as tambaqui and pirarucu, on cassava in its many forms, and on Amazon fruit that rarely reaches other airports. Our inflight menu keeps that identity but adapts it to a galley: fish is portioned for re-plating, farofa and sauces travel in their own pots, and fruit is cut to order. Private jet food in Amazonas has to cope with heat and humidity, so we favour dishes that hold well chilled or finish in the oven. Local specialities such as tambaqui ribs, cupuaçu cream and Brazil nut crumble can be offered as private jet platters, gourmet inflight meals or private jet snacks, and every one is confirmed against season before it goes on the order.
What makes Amazonas different on a plate is the river and the forest, not the supermarket. For a private jet menu out of Manicoré we start from what the Madeira gives: tambaqui, pirarucu, açaí, cupuaçu, Brazil nuts, tucupi. The inflight menu is then built for a working galley: sauces apart, fish ready to re-plate, fruit chilled. Private jet food here is seasonal by necessity, so a dish may change between January rains and the drier months. Our local specialities arrive as private jet platters for a table, gourmet inflight meals for a seated service, or private jet snacks for a short sector, always packed and labelled for your cabin.