Centerplate Celebrates Heartland with Exclusive Super Bowl Menu
Home-Style Hospitality Redefined For 300,000 Fans
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Centerplate, the largest hospitality partner to North America's premier sports stadiums, convention centers, and entertainment venues, is proud to announce its exclusive hospitality menu for Super Bowl XLVI, held at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. In over 250 venues nation-wide, Centerplate prides itself on bold, chef-inspired cuisine grounded in treasured local flavors. And the Super Bowl XLVI Menu is no different – a collection of traditional Heartland dishes re-imagined by Centerplate's award winning chefs.
For guests in Lucas Oil Stadium's suites, including ownership from all 32 NFL teams, Centerplate will delight fans with a menu worthy of the year's biggest game:
- Braised Buffalo Short Ribs- Natural Buffalo in classic French braise
- Heartland Farm Table- Local vegetable salad selections including: Grilled Trumpet Mushrooms with parmesan vinaigrette, Roasted Root Vegetable, Roasted and Pickled Cabbage Slaw
- Chef-designed Chicken Pot Pie – A home-style dish of chicken, pearl onions & carrots topped with a flaky crust.
- M&M bowls for each team owner, two bowls in team colors
Fans throughout the rest of Lucas Oil Stadium will also get a taste of local Indianapolis favorites:
- Fried Pork Tenderloin Sandwich, an Indy classic
- Indianapolis Shrimp Cocktail- based on Indy's legendary fresh horseradish root cocktail sauce
- Home-style Pot Roast Sandwich
"At Centerplate, we know this game is a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most fans, so we pulled out all the stops to craft a hospitality plan worthy of sport's biggest stage," says Greg Fender, Executive Vice President of Centerplate. "We took everything into consideration – food that truly reflected Indiana's unique home-style hospitality, iconic local dishes like the fried pork tenderloin, and food that's football friendly, no knives required. Even our braised short-rib is so tender, you can eat it with a fork."
Not only will Centerplate delight fans with world-class hospitality, it will be doing so on an unprecedented scale. During Super Bowl Week, Centerplate will provide hospitality services for over 200,000 fans at the NFL Experience, feed and fuel partiers at the Bud Light Hotel, and cater meals across downtown Indianapolis. In all, Centerplate expects to serve almost 300,000 fans, at 10 different venues.
"I can say with confidence that no other hospitality company could provide this level of world-class service, quality, and scale," says COO Chris Verros. "Our Executive Chef, Orlando Morales, has overseen two Super Bowls, Centerplate has now played host to 13 Super Bowls in total. And this level of experience and expertise shows in everything thing we do – from menu design, to staff training, to pricing."
Fun Food Facts for Super Bowl XLVI:
Total number of guests served: Anticipating 288,000
Total number of Centerplate staff: 4500
Total number of chefs required: 40
Total number of chefs from out of state: 23 (from 7 different states, and Canada)
Total pounds of fresh potato chips: 4,600
Total pounds of nacho chips: 10,000
Total pounds of hamburger: 4,500
Total pounds of chicken fingers: 35,000
Total gallons of BBQ sauce: 300
Refrigeration needed: 11 trailers, each 53 feet long, plus 400,000 cubic feet of refrigerated storage
About Centerplate
Centerplate crafts and delivers "Craveable Experiences. Raveable Results." in over 250 prominent entertainment, sports and convention venues across North America – annually serving over 100 million guests. Centerplate has provided event hospitality services to 15 official U.S. Presidential Inaugural Balls, 12 Super Bowls, 20 World Series, the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, and the largest plated dinner in history at the Alpha Kappa Alpha Centennial Celebration. The company was recently named the fastest growing hospitality group in the country by Nation's Restaurant News. Visit the company online at www.centerplate.com
SOURCE Centerplate
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