Catering orders at Rasberrys in Sun Valley

The last few remaining patches of snow are melting fast. If you need real time proof that summer has arrived in Sun Valley, view the Sun Valley Resort webcams . The summer season in Sun Valley (along with Ketchum, Hailey and Bellevue) means family gatherings, celebrations of all kinds and perhaps corporate retreats.

Once lodging is confirmed, daytime (and evening) activities and events will need to be planned. Food and beverage is also a key element to gatherings - not to mention essential! The local grocers and markets like “Atkinsons, Village Market and Albertsons” offer ample opportunities to stock the refrigerator and pantry. Our restaurant selection in Sun Valley is diverse and plentiful too.

When dining in or hosting gatherings and parties at a residence, ordering professionally prepared menus can help ease some of the work. Once a date is set, we suggest following tips for a Rasberrys catered meal:

  1. Fill out the catering inquiry form at Rasberrys.net

  2. Be open to menus already being prepared in the kitchen

  3. Consider pickup versus delivery

  4. If last minute, shop Rasberrys deli open 11 AM to 5 PM weekdays

  5. Ask us for recommendations, if we cannot accommodate your order

We wish you a wonderful summer of gatherings and celebrating life’s special moments in Sun Valley.

Wedding Trends in 2024

Congratulations to all the newly engaged couples out there! Let the planning begin! Have you considered a Sun Valley, Idaho wedding? Our 2024 wedding calender is booking up and it’s definitely what you’ll find us doing during the summer and fall months here in the Wood River Valley. Just like our bistro menu changing summer and winter to stay fresh and on trend, we custom create all wedding menus for the same reasons. Again, best wishes on the upcoming nuptuals whether near or far, we hope your day is beautiful.

Now for the top wedding trends you may see in 2024 - compliments of The Knot and Vogue. **Things we like…

  1. Dutch Masters inspired florals

  2. Ceremony Friday, Party Saturday**

  3. Cake slices and dessert stations*

  4. Drone shows, Cold Fireworks, Laser shows

  5. Wedding Stylists

  6. Digital or Audio Guest Books

  7. Documentary and Candid Photography**

  8. Creative Dress Codes

  9. Meaningful, Non-Formal Menus**

  10. Wedding Crests

  11. Champagne Towers, Ice Sculptures

  12. Sustainability**

  13. Experiential Entertainment

  14. Themed Rehearsal Dinners**

  15. Day-After Recovery Lounge

  16. Cocktail Hour before the wedding**

12 Ways to Cashew Dip

Cashew Dip is a vegetarian, vegan-friendly dip that pairs perfectly with raw vegetables, crackers, and so much more. This creamy, delicious dip is a perfect appetizer or snack for movie nights, watching the big game (or awards show) or entertaining. Feel free to make it dairy free and gluten free also too!

First start with cashews - salted or unsalted per your liking. Add the cashews to a bowl and cover with hot water. Allow the cashews to soak for at least 10 minutes. Drain the cashews and to a blender cup or food processor. Now the fun part - what to add. Here are some ideas of variations: Pro Tip: If a thinner sauce is desired add more water until the desired consistency is reached.

  1. Garlic (raw for the “bite”), olive oil, fresh squeezed lemon juice, honey or agave and water

  2. Garlic, nutritional yeast, cumin, chili powder, salt, harissa/hot salsa/hot sauce, etc

  3. Milk - cashew/almond,etc, fresh red pepper, nutritional yeast, garlic, fresh squeezed lemon juice, chili powder, salt

  4. Fresh squeezed lemon juice, diced onion, oil, cumin pwoder, curry powder, salt

  5. Milk - cashew/almond, etc, fresh squeezed lemon, chopped onion, garlic powder, salt, dried oregano, dried basil, dried chives

  6. Avocados, garlic, soy sauce, fresh squeezed lemon juice, salt, pepper

  7. Sun dried tomatoes, garlic, fresh squeezed lemon juice, salt, smoked paprika, olive oil

  8. Fresh squeezed lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, onion flake, salt, ground black pepper

  9. Maple or date syrup, vanilla, fresh orange peeled

  10. Fresh mint leaves, fresh coriander leaves, garlic, salt and pepper

  11. Tamari, fresh squeezed lime juice, sriracha, raw honey, sea salt

  12. Coconut milk, fresh squeezed lemon juice, pure maple syrup, pure vanilla extract, salt, lemon zest

The possibilities are endless here. We look forward to hearing which combination is your favorite!