Holiday Catering
We create festive and seasonal dishes all throughout the year. We look at local farms and create menus based on seasonality, availability, and sustainability.
In the spring and summer months, we purchase locally farmed berries and fruits, not only to use in season, but we also create our own preserves, jams, and compotes to use during the winter season.
We look at food trends, seasonal foods, and put new spins on ethnic, local, and classic favorites when building our menus.
About us
Two Busy to Cook Catering is a woman and family-owned business that has been serving cooperate clients in the greater Pierce, King, Kitsap, Snohomish, and Thurston counties for over 34 years.
We pride ourselves on using fresh, seasonal ingredients to create delicious menus and supporting other local businesses along the way.
Some of our seasonal favorites
BBQ Rub Grilled Salmon
Alaskan wild caught, Fresh herbs and spices, lemon zest, and fried capers
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Mediterranean Pasta Salad
Tri-color rotini noodles, cucumber, tomato, red onion, olive, fresh oregano, feta cheese, tossed in a red wine vinaigrette
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Jennifer, WA
"We ordered assorted sandwich box lunches for the company - everyone loved their choice. We wished we'd ordered twice the amount of potato salad - it's amazing! And now we look forward to taco lunch boxes tomorrow. What a culinary treasure we found in TBTC! Thank you everyone - your hard work is appreciated!"
Stephana, Gig Harbor WA
"I just want to tell you how amazing your food was for our holiday event last Friday. EVERYONE was talking about how good the food was and the few in the office today are still talking about it.
So thanks for a fabulous job!"
Shoko, WA
"Truly wonderful people to work with! I used them for the company's 4 annual holiday parties and the catering was phenomenal! Brad and Alma are such delights, very professional and reliable. Definitely will be utilizing them for all our future catering needs."