I Need Party Food Help

ricksang

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[QUOTE]All I put in mine are mayo and mustard, and top them with paprika. Like I said, I'm simple. I don't think I've ever had any with bacon though. That I'd be willing to try.
Posted by Seshat411[/QUOTE]
It's good. Don't listen to JK. She's a Yankee. :p Kidding JK.

J&K10910

Mayo and mustard, topped with paprika is the only acceptable deviled egg preparation, yankee or not!

Bacon is gross.

ricksang

Turkey bacon?

J&K10910

No, I just don't like the smell/taste/texture, anything.

I loooove turkey sausage though.  Yum!

[Deleted User]

Apparently I make deviled eggs the yankee way . Don't tell my mema and papa.

ricksang

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[QUOTE]No, I just don't like the smell/taste/texture, anything. I loooove turkey sausage though.  Yum!
Posted by J&K10910[/QUOTE]
Oh yes also tasty.

ricksang

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[QUOTE]Apparently I make deviled eggs the yankee way . Don't tell my mema and papa.
Posted by Seshat411[/QUOTE]
THE SHAME!

egeurts

Has anyone tried the avocado devilled eggs that are on pinterest? They look delish. 

anna.oskar

*sigh* i still need more food.  What is wrong with me?  i'm usually all on this food thing.

anna.oskar

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[QUOTE]Ok what else do you need? Main dishes, sides or deserts?
Posted by Dot Dash[/QUOTE]

<div>I think sides/snackables</div><div>
</div><div>Maybe things that will go well with and along the same lines as: </div><div>
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</div><div>easy to keep at the right temp outdoors without needing a crock pot or more than an ice bath, something that before or after dinner can just be a grab and snack while playing games or talking.  i think.</div>

anna.oskar

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[QUOTE]How about olives? I personally can't stand them but lots of people love them. You can skewer them with cheese. Are you doing coleslaw? You could put it in individual cups. Or stuffed peppers are easy and fun. Cut them in half, remove the seeds and fill with almost anything. Sometimes I do crab salad and i have also done raw veggies like cauliflower, broccoli and carrots. Guacamole and tortilla chips? Pinwheels with prosciutto, melon and mozzarella? Focaccia with sun dried tomato spread? Stuffed mushrooms?
Posted by Dot Dash[/QUOTE]

<div>I'm adding the pinwheels, a veggie tray,  and stuffed mushrooms!  Thanks dot!</div>

danigirl7181

Ramen noodle salad is always a big hit. 

Salad

2 Packages Ramen Oriental Noodles
1 Bag Coleslaw Mix
1 cup Sunflower Seeds
1 cup Slivered Sauteed Almonds

Dressing

½ cup Sugar
1 cup Vegetable Oil
1/3 cup Vinegar
2 packs of Seasoned Flavoring fro Raman Noodles

Directions:

Saute Almonds until golden brown, crush noodles while still in package and then add all of the Salad ingredients to a large bowl. Mix seasoning packs and sugar until well blended then add oil, microwave til hot (about 3-5 minute) stirring frequently. When it's still hot add the vinegar while stirring. The vinegar will dissolve the rest of the sugar. I usually add a little bit more vinegar because I like it tangier.