Take tortilla chips onto plate, spread some shredded cheese, spoon out a little chili, scoop hefty amounts of pico de gallo, nuke for 30 secs in the microwave. Sour cream optional.
Entertaining: Snack Foods
by cameo-d 25 Replies latest jw friends
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avishai
Leolaia, you really are a woman of considerable talents!
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cameo-d
Thanks for the ideas.
Avashi: I do not know what a "little smokie" is. Please explain.
Also:
I do not use a microwave. Don't approve of them.
Also prefer foods that don't make a mess or leave lots of crumbs...like chip things.
Thanks.
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poppers
Pickled herring, and braunschweiger on Ritz crackers
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AudeSapere
Apple slices and peanut butter.
Quesidillas - shredded cheese between 2 tortillas. You can put other ingredients in, too, like bacon, onion, chicken, etc. Serve alone or with salsa, pico de gallo, sour cream, guacamole.
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Finally-Free
I make a layered dip with a cream cheese/sour cream mix at the bottom, topped with salsa, a layer of red peppers and green onions, and a layer of shredded cheddar on top. It's thick, and chips will break, so for that reason and reasons of hygeine, each person has a spoon they can use to plop the mixture on to a tortilla chip with.
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Wasanelder Once
I think I read the thread title wrong. I thought this would be about potato chips dancing and singing. Rats. W.Once
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cameo-d
peanut butter
The memory of PB recall is still too fresh.
Otherwise, that would be an OK suggestion. I like that because it's not a lot of fuss and fixin.
Do you spread your PB on the apple slice or do you serve that with Ritz?
Crunchy or smooth PB?
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cameo-d
Pickled herring, and braunschweiger on Ritz crackers
I have never had a pickled herring and I don't even know what that other thing is.
I wouldn't even know where to find those things.
Is the herring a strong fish taste?
Are these morsels rather peculiar, in that one would have to develop a taste for it?
I am looking for a "one size fits all" in the taste category. Something that most people would be familiar with.
I would not want a guest to eat on a dare or hesitate because of unfamiliarity.
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Blithe Freshman
Cubes of souse sprinkled in vinegar
pickled eggs & beets
scotch eggs
liverwurst on rye melba toast
lot's of beer