novabrkr said:

Wine.

Not really because I want to be polite. I can't drink the cheap piss people here usually serve to guests.

I'm really an arrogant twat when I write this type of shit sometimes.

Genesia said:

I've modeled myself after a line from Private Benjamin - "I never go to someone's home empty-handed."

I always contribute to the food, if it's that sort of party - I'm known for my desserts, in particular. And if it's a "party party" (by which I mean an actual event planned by the host and hostess, as opposed to an on-the-fly gathering), I always bring a hostess gift of some sort - usually a nice bottle of wine.

do u make or buy the desert - cause i am not that good in the kitchen, so i always buy it, that way i know it tastes good!!! and yes small gifts and tokens are never taken 4 granted.

novabrkr said:

Wine.

Not really because I want to be polite. I can't drink the cheap piss people here usually serve to guests.

snob

MacDaddy said:

Genesia said:

I've modeled myself after a line from Private Benjamin - "I never go to someone's home empty-handed."

I always contribute to the food, if it's that sort of party - I'm known for my desserts, in particular. And if it's a "party party" (by which I mean an actual event planned by the host and hostess, as opposed to an on-the-fly gathering), I always bring a hostess gift of some sort - usually a nice bottle of wine.

^
This. Except for the desserst. I usually make a spanish tortilla, or thai fish cakes.

i luv anything and every thing with spinich

Deadflow3r said:

No one has posted any recipes yet. We have not had a recipe thread and I am eager for one.

yes so true i wouldnt mind getting McDaddys spinich tortilla's and julies's Beer Bread looked soooooo Good!!!

novabrkr said:

novabrkr said:

Wine.

Not really because I want to be polite. I can't drink the cheap piss people here usually serve to guests.

I'm really an arrogant twat when I write this type of shit sometimes.

i would not say arrogant as i already called u a snob

i always tell guests the wine i am serving so they know in advance if they should get their own - so what u do is not uncommon and is ok

Here's customary to bring wine or a bouquet of flowers, so I do one or the other depending on the time of day and type of party.

Yesterday after service we went to a potluck Sunday Dinner for 12. My contributions:

Cauliflower Soup with Shaved Pecorino and white Truffle Oil

Panfried Chicken Breast cut into medallions w/ Sundried Tomatoes and (Chantrelle) Mushrooms

and Lemon Green Beans (Princess Cut)

FuzzyWitch said:

Deadflow3r said:

No one has posted any recipes yet. We have not had a recipe thread and I am eager for one.

yes so true i wouldnt mind getting McDaddys spinich tortilla's and julies's Beer Bread looked soooooo Good!!!

It's actually a Spanish tortilla, not spinach

MacDaddy said:

Genesia said:

I've modeled myself after a line from Private Benjamin - "I never go to someone's home empty-handed."

I always contribute to the food, if it's that sort of party - I'm known for my desserts, in particular. And if it's a "party party" (by which I mean an actual event planned by the host and hostess, as opposed to an on-the-fly gathering), I always bring a hostess gift of some sort - usually a nice bottle of wine.

^
This. Except for the desserst. I usually make a spanish tortilla, or thai fish cakes.

I eat these for dinner all the damn time. Looooooove. Fast, easy and nutritious.

novabrkr said:

novabrkr said:

Wine.

Not really because I want to be polite. I can't drink the cheap piss people here usually serve to guests.

I'm really an arrogant twat when I write this type of shit sometimes.

No, I get what you are saying. I used to drink cheap red wine until I moved abroad and was schooled on good wines. Now I can't drink the really cheap stuff. Saying that though, some times you can find the good stuff on sale. Win-Win!

Cheers!

StonedImmaculate said:

a man after my own heart!

My deviled eggs have been known to start fights, as well as my baked beans.

Genesia said:

MacDaddy said:

^
This. Except for the desserst. I usually make a spanish tortilla, or thai fish cakes.

I eat these for dinner all the damn time. Looooooove. Fast, easy and nutritious.

I know your supposed to only add onions but I add red peppers and jalapenos as well.

Ottensen said:

Here's customary to bring wine or a bouquet of flowers, so I do one or the other depending on the time of day and type of party.

Yesterday after service we went to a potluck Sunday Dinner for 12. My contributions:

Cauliflower Soup with Shaved Pecorino and white Truffle Oil

Panfried Chicken Breast cut into medallions w/ Sundried Tomatoes and (Chantrelle) Mushrooms

and Lemon Green Beans (Princess Cut)

My goodness, chile! You go all out and bring the good shit! Truffle oil and do! Gwone wit che bad sef!

XxAxX

BlackAdder7 said:

XxAxX

Adder

MacDaddy said:

FuzzyWitch said:

yes so true i wouldnt mind getting McDaddys spinich tortilla's and julies's Beer Bread looked soooooo Good!!!

It's actually a Spanish tortilla, not spinach

oops

dont know how that happened

my awesome self and some

Dewrede said:

my awesome self and some

R u awesome b4 the weed?.......Or more awesome after it?

i dunno

Booze.

I don't cook.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

an appetite

Shyra said:

Ottensen said:

Here's customary to bring wine or a bouquet of flowers, so I do one or the other depending on the time of day and type of party.

Yesterday after service we went to a potluck Sunday Dinner for 12. My contributions:

Cauliflower Soup with Shaved Pecorino and white Truffle Oil

Panfried Chicken Breast cut into medallions w/ Sundried Tomatoes and (Chantrelle) Mushrooms

and Lemon Green Beans (Princess Cut)

My goodness, chile! You go all out and bring the good shit! Truffle oil and do! Gwone wit che bad sef!

Girl, one of our girlfriends was leaving on an extended trip back home to the States for ministry purposes; we had to hook her and the family up on this "last supper" together The other folks brought their fair share too- we were determined that she not cook a thing, and the kids would have leftovers for at least 2 days before their Dad starts breaking out pizza and french fries