Any suggestions for a senior citizen's christmas luncheon dessert finger food.!Will be catering for around 60 people. To help us in a small kitchen we will have a nice main meal but to help the stress levels we thought we'd just have finger food for dessert! Thanks for any suggestions.
brandy snaps, chocolate eclairs, apple shotcakes, mini pecan pies, or mini lemon merringue tarts
nik12,
Nov 15, 9:34pm
All the above! I was going to say Brandy snaps and Choc eclairs. the pecan, lemon meringue or cheesecake are good options for those that don't like cream.I'd also add some fruit kebabs. and something chocolate. could just be those chocolate/marshmellow hearts on the kebabs, or a dish of choc's somewhere!
usualsuspect,
Nov 16, 12:00am
CHRISTMAS mince pies and Christmas cake mini chirstmas puddings
rainrain1,
Nov 16, 6:34am
creamed lamingtons, big fat creamed sponges,
rainrain1,
Nov 16, 6:34am
creamed lamingtons, big fat creamed sponges, I wouldn't go with too much nutty food, could be a fair few false teeth in the room
red2,
Nov 16, 7:04am
assorted slices - such as ginger crunch , choc fudge slice etc cut into easy to handle small pieces
asue,
Nov 16, 10:46am
truffles, rum balls, after dinner mints
rubyjane11,
Nov 16, 7:58pm
nuts could be a problem for some seniors to eat
melissarosenz,
Nov 17, 10:14am
mini-pavlovas.I tried to find a recipe for a way that trifle could be done as a finger food, but no luck.I don't know if this would work or not, it's just an idea: cut a trifle sponge butterfly-style. spread jam on each half, and then cut into finger-size pieces. put some berries (maybe soaked for a little while in sherry if appropriate) on each piece, then top with a dollop each of custard and whipped cream.
The sponge might go way too soggy, but there could be alternative bases used!
elliehen,
Nov 17, 11:52am
I visit a retirement home and have learned that seniors like really tiny bite-sized things.I'd make sure that everything was mini.
sarahb5,
Nov 17, 3:15pm
Cream puffs, mini fruit mince pies and Nigella's chocolate pistachio fudge - add some cranberries too for a real Christmassy look
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