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San Diego Ranch Events Catering – Look NO further for A Caterer

Posted on November 13, 2023
Ranch Events Catering

Danielle D. from California wrote a incredible YELP review for Ranch Events and Bernardo Valdez, her Ranch Events Consultant.  Danielle said:

“Look no further for a caterer. We worked with Bernardo to cater our wedding of 150 people and everything was great. From the start of the planning process to having the food catered the day of the wedding, every step was easy and the food is incredible! I can’t tell you how many people have commented on how good the food was (braised short ribs, lemon chicken Dijon, Portobello mushroom Wellington, veggies and mashed potatoes, the cake was also amazing) we could not be happier with how everything turned out. Thank you so much Bernardo and team. ” read more

Catering Companies in San Diego – Ranch Events Holiday Catering

Posted on November 13, 2023
Ranch Events Holiday Catering

We all remember the days leading up to Christmas, baking cookies with our parents to leave for Santa, all in the hopes that those cookies would butter him up and that gift we truly wanted be left under the tree. When we’d wake up in the morning, the cookies would be gone, and usually, the gift we had wished for would be waiting. But now we’re grown up and Ranch Events will do your Holiday baking. Schedule your Holiday Party catering now with Ranch Events. It’s not too late.

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Food Services San Diego – How to Carve a Pumpkin – Simple Instructions

Posted on October 30, 2023
Carve a Pumpkin

What would Halloween be without a carved pumpkin sitting on your porch or at the window looking out at all the trick or treaters? Make this Halloween special by carving your own pumpkin.

Tools and Materials you will probably use:

  • Pumpkin
  • Keyhole saw
  • Plaster scraper or fleshing tool
  • Sharp awl, needle tool, T pin or thumbtack
  • Miniature saw
  • Linoleum cutter
  • Petroleum jelly

STEP #1: Choose pumpkin. Choose a pumpkin that’s large and smooth with a stem of at least 2”. If you plan to put a candle inside, choose a ground that’s at least 9” tall.

QUICK TIP: Pumpkins with smaller stems rot quickly.

STEP #2: Draw circle or hexagon. Draw a circle or hexagon on the top of the pumpkin an inch or two below the stem. Don’t worry if it’s not perfect, but make sure it’s a little bigger than your fist. read more