What's a party with out food?
I've got some Nanaimo bars on the buffet. Graham baked 3 kinds of cookies: butterscotch chip, double chocolate chip, and lemon bars. If we ask nicely, he might bake some brownies too. Colleen doesn't cook much, but she's got all the fixings for some good coffee—whipped cream, cinnamon sticks, and chocolate sprinkles. Randy from Finding Sarah and Hidden Fire came all the way from Oregon with his cherry pie—just like his grandmother taught him to make.
And on the warming trays, Sarah has some of her pasta featuring her old-family recipe spaghetti sauce. Kelli, from What's in a Name? has her chicken with orange-mustard sauce. (Blake wants everyone to know he helped!)
Frankie from When Danger Calls has a tureen of tomato soup with grilled cheese sandwich wedges.
So – what are you contributing to the virtual food spread? Let us know—and be entered in the drawings!
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10 comments:
How's about some homemade green chile stew and cornbread?! :)
Sounds great (even if it's not traditionally Irish fare)
I make a mean lasagna - and cheesecake! That's what I'll bring :)
Yummy, Jemi. Calorie-free, right?
Oh man. I love Nanaimo bars!!!!
I'll add a a cherry cobbler to the mix!
Lanae-I'm impressed you know what Nanaimo bars are! Love cobbler.
My step-dad is Canadian and I was introduced to Nanaimo bars through him and my mom.
They gave me a recipe for them, so I make them every so often. Wonderful little treats!
I've got some homegrown blackberries. I could whip up a cobbler. Jeni beat me to the lasagna. LOL
Maryann- fresh berries! Thanks!
I'll bring the wine.
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