thread: Food to take to daycare xmas party?

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    Jun 2004
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    a plate of bite size pieces of watermelon, rockmelon, whatever is in season where you are, strawberries are plentiful here right now. especially in hot weather, bright colourful fruit goes down well.

    i'd cut it up the night before, put in tupperware type containers, so on the day, if you're having a bad day, you just grab the tupperware, and icebrick and go.

    another "no cook take a plate" idea, buy some dips and water crackers.
    or cut up few sticks of celery and carrot plus dips.

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    Sep 2005
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    google Strawberry Santas. Someone i know posted a link on FB. I'm going to make them for our preschool party.

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    Mar 2004
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    google Strawberry Santas. Someone i know posted a link on FB. I'm going to make them for our preschool party.
    That was what I was going to suggest.
    How cute are these little guys?
    http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ld...vo1_r1_500.gif

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    That was what I was going to suggest.
    How cute are these little guys?
    http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ld...vo1_r1_500.gif
    I know! I wouldn't have even looked at them if you hadn't commented - so thanks chick

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    Is it for the kids or for the parents or both?

    Ours is on Tuesday but the morning tea is for the parents only because there are children with allergies. I am making a massive pav base tomorrow and filling it there on Tues. Takes barely any ingredients and barely any time for prep, once its in the oven it can sit there all day to cool ready for the next day.

    I always make from scratch and I use 1/4 cup of castor sugar per egg. Because I need to do a big one I will be using the following:

    9 eggs
    2 1/4 cups castor sugar
    5 tsp cornflour
    3 tsp white vinegar
    2 tsp vanilla extract

    Then when I fill I will beat 2 large cartoons of cream WITH a packet of raspberries and a little sugar then top with strawberries and a little holly sprig (for decoration only)

    easy and festive looking

    Nae x

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    okay

    is anyone else getting a lil peckish now?

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    Jan 2008
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    Oh my gosh, such great ideas! I don't know what to do now, though I think I will try out everyone of these ideas at some point.
    The santas are sooo cute and look yum yum yummy!

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    Jan 2009
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    Those strawberry santas look great! How about making some dips, like fresh avo, lemon & LSA and another one like pumpkin, fetta and crushed pine nuts. The will be colorful and you can serve with some fresh tiger bread strips on the side.