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Hi, I'm a new hostess, I have just bought a house and I am hosting a
party for the first time for my family I wanted to try some new baking ideas, so I was hoping for some great ideas from this discussion group, hopefully you can help me as the party date is approaching quickly. I need ideas for finger foods, and such that can be consumed easily at a party. |
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wrote in message oups.com... Hi, I'm a new hostess, I have just bought a house and I am hosting a party for the first time for my family I wanted to try some new baking ideas, so I was hoping for some great ideas from this discussion group, hopefully you can help me as the party date is approaching quickly. I need ideas for finger foods, and such that can be consumed easily at a party. I would check the bookstore. Gale Gand has a book out that specializes in small bites of baked goods called "Just a Bite." http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...343820-2955229 I would take a look quickly as creating a lot of small servings of finger food can be far more time consuming and require more skill than making a large item that is sliced and served on plates. It may also require more equipment. If you look at that book you can decide if you are up to the task considering you will be in a new kitchen and have limited experience and time. You may find it more satisfactory to buy an assortment of pastries from a decent bakery. |
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