tiny sponge cup cakes with icing of choice, & a strawberry or choc etcon top.
510,
Oct 1, 4:21am
anti pasto platters on one large plate or separate plates with various meats, ( salami etc) french bread cheeses, artichoke, freah asparagus, cherry tomatoes or sundreisd tomatoes , various types of slicedbread
510,
Oct 1, 4:24am
fresh fruit on a platter, either cut up with tooth picks to dunk in yoghurt etc or to eat on its own, can also put nuts & marshmellows etc on the plate.
510,
Oct 1, 4:25am
vegie platters with a lovely curry flaoured mayonaise for dippingthe vegies into.
al.jo,
Oct 1, 5:36am
bumping for 21st bumpity bump
nunesy,
Oct 3, 10:10am
thanks brianmac! I made the pumpernickel, turkey and cranberry things except used smoked chicken instead.Cut up a packet of sliced pumpernickel into small squares, used cream cheese as a base.Heaps of comments raving about them - gave you all the glory!Thanks heaps.
juliewn,
Oct 8, 1:01am
. and bumping to retain this wonderful thread.
lissy73,
Oct 8, 8:55am
What an excellent thread! We're having our daughters 1st birthday party at home on Saturday. I will be re reading through this thread for more ideas. Thanks ladies :)
brianmac,
Oct 9, 7:37am
Glad you enjoyed them .
eliz01,
Oct 9, 9:36am
Does any one have a butter chicken recipe looking for one like you get in the Indian Resturants .Cheers
az-em,
Oct 11, 7:40pm
bumped so I can write some of these ideas down
jenna68,
Oct 12, 6:50am
Bumpin up. :o)
brianmac,
Oct 13, 8:02am
Bumping for the punch recipes.
floralsun,
Oct 13, 3:10pm
Want easy desserts for spontaneous shared meals! - make a pavlova or few, and freeze - can be served straight from the freezer as they don't freeze hard due to the sugar - or a slice or two can be cut off to serve and the rest returned to the freezer.
books4nz,
Oct 13, 10:33pm
Bumping for Tut30. *waves hello to Pamela* :-)
wratha,
Oct 14, 8:27am
Cheesy garlic triangles Plain pizza base, spread very lightly with garlic paste and cover with grated mozzarella, cook until just golden, cut and serve straight away, can add other ingredients but we are garlic fetishist here lol.
brianmac,
Oct 16, 8:04am
bump cant lose it.
deecee747,
Oct 16, 10:22am
CREAM CHEESE PINK SALMON ROLL UPS . I’ve never written this recipe down, just remembered over the years from a promotional Cream Cheese stand in a supermarket.A real crowd pleaser - not only looks more impressive than what it is, but tastes delish and simple to make!
250g Pottle of Cream Cheese (spreadable), 210g can Tin of Pink Salmon, squeeze of fresh lemon juice, ground pepper to taste.In a bowl flake salmon with fork and then combine all other ingredients – mix thoroughly.Place in refrigerator to rest for approx an hour (cont'd) .
On a slice of bread spread mixture, place a fairly generous row of the sprout combo from one corner to the other (on the diagonal).Roll up as you would for asparagus of chicken rolls (to form a flute).An extra dollop of the mixture on the bread corner helps to secure it down in place.Cut diagonally in the middle to halve.Arrange on circular plate and sprinkle with a little chopped parsley.NB: The Sprout House, Wairarapa sprout combinations are the yummiest!Just a plug for my own backyard!
1995ford,
Oct 16, 10:34am
Angels on horseback Just roll up oysters in streaky bacon and secure with a toothpick. Bake in a hot oven for a few min or until the bacon is crisp and serve. I have also had these done with marinated mussles but it would be nicer with plain ones as the marinade tends to take over the flavour.
brianmac,
Oct 19, 6:36am
Prawn Toasts With Dill Butter 5 slices white bread;125g butter;1 tsp lemon juice;1/2 tsp dried basil leaves;1 tbsp chopped parsley;1 tbsp chopped,fresh dill;500g cooked prawns,shelled (use small prawns) Toast bread, remove crusts;spread toast generously with combined butter,lemon juice,basil,parsley & dill. Cut each piece of toast into four squares,top with halved prawns.Garnish with tiny lemon or lime wedges,caviar and dill. Makes 20
brianmac,
Oct 20, 7:42am
Bumping for the 50th Birthday.
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