Four signature recipes from the HoneyPott kitchen. Real technique, real flavor, real food. These aren't what we serve at events — they're the foundation everything else is built on.
Chef Gregg doesn't guard his recipes. He shares them because technique is the real differentiator — and technique can't be copied from a list of ingredients.
What you're seeing here is the foundation: dishes that show range, flavor philosophy, and the kind of cooking that earns repeat clients.
On skewer · Caramelized · Bold
Ingredients"Blanch the sprouts first so they cook through before the bacon burns. The bourbon goes in the glaze — reduce it properly. You want caramelization, not char. Skewer one sprout per pick. These disappear at every event."
Blanch sprouts 4 min, shock in ice water. Wrap each in half a bacon strip, skewer. Mix bourbon, sugar, mustard, and spices into glaze. Roast at 400°F for 20 min, baste every 5. Finish under broiler 2 min. Top with cilantro and sea salt. Serve immediately.
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Cast iron · Classic technique · Southern-global
Ingredients"The blackening crust needs a screaming hot cast iron — don't move the fish for 4 minutes. The broccoli cream should coat the pasta, not flood it. This dish is about contrast: char against cream, crunch against tender."
Press spice into salmon. Sear in butter on screaming-hot cast iron 4 min skin-side down, flip once. Sauté garlic, add cream, reduce by a third. Add steamed broccoli and parmesan — blend half for texture. Toss pasta. Plate pasta base, top with salmon, spoon sauce. Finish with green beans, lemon zest, herbs.
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North African-inspired · Fire-kissed · Versatile
Ingredients"Grate the onion — don't chop it. That moisture is what keeps the kofta tender. Mix by hand, don't overwork. The herb salsa should be cut the day of, never ahead. These work indoors or outside, passed or plated."
Combine beef, grated onion, garlic, spices, and half the parsley. Mix gently until just combined — don't compact. Shape onto soaked skewers. Grill on high heat 4 min each side, turning once. Make salsa: dice red onion, tomato, scallions, remaining parsley, lemon, olive oil, salt. Pile onto serving plate. Rest skewers 3 min, top with salsa. Serve immediately.
Want these at your event? →Artisan mayo-based sauces crafted by Chef Gregg — aka Iron Chef Soul. Built for versatility. Finished with intention.
"These aren't condiments. They're conversation starters."
— Chef Gregg, Iron Chef SoulSouthern heat meets smoky soul. Perfect for catfish po'boys, crab cakes, and sweet potato fries.
Smoked paprika · Creole fire · Tangy depth
Dark, luxe, and full of umami. Perfect for truffle fries, tartare, and seared scallops.
Black garlic · Yuzu citrus · Sesame whisper
Bright, fresh, and garden-goddess approved. Perfect for veggie wraps, grilled chicken, fried green tomatoes.
Lemon zest · Fresh herbs · White wine
Coastal-inspired. Firm swordfish steak, fire-grilled, topped with a fresh salsa that walks the line between sweet heat and citrus. Built for outdoor events and destination weekends.
Real lobster, three-cheese sauce, baked in individual crocks with a breadcrumb gratin top. The kind of dish that ends conversations at the table because everyone stops talking to eat.
Low-and-slow braised oxtail, Caribbean-seasoned, spooned over coconut jerk rice and peas. Deep, rich, and layered. A dish that announces itself before it arrives at the table.
Every HoneyPott menu is custom-built for the event. Tell us what you're hosting and Chef Gregg will design something your guests won't forget.
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