03/10/2026
Pictured above is a plate of food my daughter cooked for me recently.
Unlike play doh… Real Food is hard. Restaurants are harder. To be honest, ghost kitchens may be even more challenging but in different ways.
There are 4 figure days, followed up by days with one order regardless of how much internet hype you might have received. Then, In my unique situation there are also days where your kid gets sick and you had to shut down for an entire day limiting your revenue for the week and killing a valuable day of shelf life for your perishable product.
On the flip side, there are opportunities for catering. Menus are decided in advance, people pay (at least a portion) of their bill up front, and you rarely ever waste food unless you are very good at planning. You also get to flex your culinary muscles and do cool s**t.
I say all that to say I have made the difficult but necessary decisions to quickly transition from running Meshugganah as a ghost kitchen, to running it as a catering company.
While some people may be bummed (a part of me is too). I hope most of you can understand that this move is the best path forward for me to continue doing what I love but in a more measured, perhaps even more meaningful way.
The fact is I am still “back”, but I am a whole lot smarter than I was when Meshugganah set out to be something in 2021.
With all that in mind. I will also be hiring some help in the coming weeks, as I have some upcoming gigs that I can’t tackle alone. And undoubtedly my kids will get sick again, and we cant shut down people’s events.
If you want to work with me, part time or even full time. Hit me up in the DMs or by email (it’s in my bio). Because I only ever want to do big things with Meshugganah and one man cannot achieve that alone.
If you have read this far, you are a real one and I hope to cook for you soon. Catering inquires can be made through the website meshugganah.com and more information about the offerings available will be posted here soon. As always thanks for your continued support and patience as I figure life out!