Yopal is the capital of Casanare Department, in the eastern llanos of Colombia, and the local specialities come from cattle country. A private jet menu built for Yopal starts with carne a la llanera, beef grilled over embers, which travels well sliced and packed with the sauce apart. The inflight menu can add mamona, the llanero veal, as a platter item, with yuca, plantain and arepas alongside.
Private jet food from Casanare is simple, smoky and generous, so we pack it the way a galley can handle it. Private jet platters carry sliced llanera beef, roasted plantain, yuca and hogao, while gourmet inflight meals reflect the plains with hallacas-style tamales and cachapas. Private jet snacks lean on fruit from the region: passion fruit, guava and mango, plus coffee from the Colombian highlands. These local specialities are cooked and packed for the galley, then re-plated by your cabin crew.
Chicha and aguapanela are the drinks of the llanos, and aguapanela served cold works well in a hot cabin. For Yopal we pair them with a fresh fruit platter and a cheese board using regional cuajada and queso llanero. Every item is packed to be served from a drawer or a small oven, so the local specialities arrive in the cabin the way they were meant to taste.