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help ideas for party food.
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hahaha - I like it!
I only have a metal fondue pot, does anyone know if its safe to make a cheesy fondue in it?
Only thing is wont I need a gallon of cheese to get enough for all of us? Thinking about cost.................thats my only concern0 -
Hi Boo
What about Spicy potato wedges and chilli con carne . Get one person to bring a side salad, one to bring desert, and one to bring a starter? That's economical!:rotfl:Bacon sandwiches, fried egg and home made oven chips?
Or easy chicken curry with home made bread ?
You may find other ideas in these threads
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Thanks
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
Norn Iron club member #3800 -
hmm, yup maybe the cheese would catch too much on the metal pot if you made it from scratch in there - I would be tempted to make it in a saucepan first then pour into the metal fondue pot just to keepwarm. then hopefully you'll only get the nice crusty cheese at the bottom after just keeping it warm. Nigella has a recipe for 4 people here that uses 600g of mixed cheeses.
I'd guess that you could probably make it for under a tenner ?
Liz
x"Science is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it" Einstein 19510 -
I make cheese fondue in a copper fondue thingy.
But fondue is not the best good tv food, because you have to look to spike and look to dip and all facing the pot.
I'd certainly go with the cheesey theme though, so funny!0 -
Cheesy quick & cheap = Naan bread (or regular based) pizzas. Also no tricky looking at what you are eating and napkins only so washing up is minimal
Cheesecake seems a likely pud- Asda do a really very nice American baked (New York) style in the freezer section for about £2...
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In a couple of weeks my hubby and I are having an open house for friends and family to see weddding photos and see the new house etc. I'm looking for simple ideas for food to have out on the table to go with cuppies in the afternoon and then more hot stuff / substantial food to go with drink and for around teatime. Don't have stacks of cash this month and don't want to make the work too much for me as will be copying photos onto discs during the day as well.
All I've got at the moment are 6 tubes of pringles - buy 1 get 2 free from tesco, which I got with my big shop.
Thanks!!
Snowy Owl xx:j I feel I am diagonally parked in a parallel universe :j0 -
Hi Snowy :j Congrats on the house
here is a list of Links i found from an old post by Pink winged , thanks Pink
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I would make a big pot of curry, a pot of chilli and serve in bowls with bread or you could also make rice. I would probably make a chickpea curry and meat spag bol or lasagne
make some cheese twists and some potato wedges ready to bung in and reheat
Let us know how you go and I will merge this later
thanks
ZipA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
Norn Iron club member #3800 -
Thanks very much for this Zippychick! Just had a quick look and some fab ideas!
Thanks , Snowy x:j I feel I am diagonally parked in a parallel universe :j0 -
Hi everyone,
I could use some ideas for a savory party dish for my manager Christmas party.
I travel by train , so can't be too heavy or sloppy. I also have no facilities to warm things up.
What I don't want to do is stop at M&S on the way and buy a load of expensive food like I resorted to last year!
Thanks in advance for the great ideas!0 -
Hi everyone,
I could use some ideas for a savory party dish for my manager Christmas party.
I travel by train , so can't be too heavy or sloppy. I also have no facilities to warm things up.
What I don't want to do is stop at M&S on the way and buy a load of expensive food like I resorted to last year!
Thanks in advance for the great ideas!
How about some HM granary bread, sliced thinly and topped with cream cheese and smoked salmon?:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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