These are four of the Bloggers favourite foods to share at Hallowe'en or Guy Fawkes parties or share-the-cost by bringing for what's known as potluck dinners.
updated How to do Potluck (2015)
Spread the cost.
Every guest brings a dish or drink - usually a favourite, in quantities large enough for several people. Plan it right and y our table will be filled with a varied, ample selection of food. Becasue no dish needs to provide a full serving for everyone, guests can sample lots of different foods.
Beautiful, perfectly spiced light Party Piece to satisfy all comers!
Chowders are a substantial American soup, studded with onions, potato, corn and seafood, usually in a creamy or tomato base. 67goingon50 designed this Chowder for Quadruple Duty: it can be vegan or vegetarian, and seafood can be replaced with mini-meatballs of minced chicken or beef. Easy. Low fat and preservatives. |
| Soups for Hallowe'en often offer a kick of spices to take off the chill after outdoor events. This one, for sophisticated diners, has an Asian twist with exotic heat. It's stunningly delicious with good strong flavours and creamy, non-dairy textures. And it's great for boosting the immune system before winter sets in! |
Chilli Chocolate Truffles (low added sugar) with fresh chilli garnish
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| Sophisticated treat for adult chocolate-lovers'; easy, make-in-advance 'Perfect. Heat & a kick of chilli without harshness in silky smooth chocolate' |
Rectangular truffles, with alcohol option; easy, make ahead, utterly delicious
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| Basic Truffles with Grand Marnier, coated in Hazelnuts or Cocoa 'Very rich and luxurious with an expensive, pure dark chocolate taste.' 'Melt in the mouth; just right' 'Like shop bought or Belgian.' Tasters These recipes have been developed by B M Lee/ Bright Sun Enterprises. It may not be reproduced without the author's written permission |
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