Last time I did chicken nibbles and garlic bread, but would like some other healthy-ish ideas please : )
mber2,
May 29, 1:18am
Hey they are rugby players so sammies and kfc washed down with a beer
karenz,
May 29, 1:32am
Why not just serve them stuff that most blokes that age like.The things that always went down fastest at 1st 11 soccer and cricket games were sausage rolls, pizzas and piesYou could make lamb and cricken kebabs and Guocomale is healthy.
eljayv,
May 29, 2:51am
Cheese puffs
didee,
May 29, 5:04am
sausages stuffed with spud/cheese and pickle,luncheon rolled up with cream cheese/asparagus or other fillings.
kinna54,
May 29, 9:28am
x1
At our soccer club we normally do something like a big shepherds pie with bread, curried sausages or sausages in onion gravy, serve with a bit of rice or spuds. We buy sauages at 75 for around $16 so goes a long way. Another good 1 is fish pie, or macaroni chese. We usually serve a good portion on an entree sized plate.
gojojo2,
May 29, 10:29am
Yum - eljayv - cheese puffs - what's the recipe?
eljayv,
May 29, 9:34pm
This is a really old one and simple and fast so you can do it in morning pre match Prep Time: 5 minsTotal Time: 15 mins
1 cupflour, sifted 2 teaspoonsbaking powder 1egg 2 cupsgratedcheese 1 pinchsalt 1/2 cupmilk Directions: Beat the egg in the milk and then mix together with the rest of the ingredients. Put large teaspoonfuls on a cold greased tray. Bake for 10 minutes in a hot oven 200c
gojojo2,
May 30, 10:29am
Yum - eljayv - cheese puffs - what's the recipe!
chef_kc1,
Oct 4, 3:49pm
i agree the hot food works a treat,im doing chilli con cane in a crockpot which is good to make early with cheese corn chips and american hotdogs cut in half soo cheap and goes a long way.
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