Virtual Holiday Party?

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badboob67
badboob67 Member Posts: 2,780
edited June 2014 in Life After Breast Cancer

Another board I visit is having a "virtual potluck" holiday party. Whaddaya say, ladies? Just list here what sort of yummy goodness you'd bring to the party.

I'll bring some homemade yeast rolls, sausage stuffed mushrooms, and sweet & sour meatballs.

No extra holiday calories to worry about and no cleanup....my kind of party!

(((HUGS)))
Diane

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  • vivre
    vivre Member Posts: 2,167
    edited December 2008

    I will bring the imported caviar and the Dom Perignon. The hell with cost! It's the holidays and it is time to celebrate with my sisters so I am going all out. How much should I bring?

    Oh, and I thought that maybe everyone could use a little bling too. I am feeling very generous this year. Diamond studded bras for everyone! Stuff em if you have to!

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  • Linda54
    Linda54 Member Posts: 2,689
    edited December 2008

    vivre

    I really like the way you think------my size bra is 34C since my exchange......

    I am thinking to starting a topic like this over at "Breast Reconstruction".....But I will still take the bra LOL......

    Merry Christmas

    Linda

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  • mzmiller99
    mzmiller99 Member Posts: 894
    edited December 2008

    My homemade eclairs with real whipped cream and dark choclate drizzled on top.  And a good looking side of beef to warm me up!Innocent

    Ha!  As if I needed anything to warm me up these days!!

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  • pinoideae
    pinoideae Member Posts: 1,271
    edited December 2008

    Turkey, gravy, dressing, cranberries, mashed potatoes, squash, carrots, pumpkin pie, and lots of chocolate.  I found an eggnog cheesecake recipe I have been meaning to cook this year too. 

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  • otter
    otter Member Posts: 6,099
    edited December 2008

    I'll bring sweet potato casserole (a Southern recipe, more like a dessert) plus wild rice & pecans (a Northern/hybrid recipe).

    When do we eat?

    otter 

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  • mzmiller99
    mzmiller99 Member Posts: 894
    edited December 2008
    Otter, I LOVE sweet potato casserole!  I made it for Thanksgiving...tried to combine two recipes and use the microwave, 'cuz the oven was full - yuk!!  It was like dark brown paste.  Can you post your recipe?  I'd love to make  up to my poor family for serving them my awful dish.Frown
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  • Isabella4
    Isabella4 Member Posts: 2,166
    edited December 2008

    Since I absolutely hate to cook I will bring as much booze as we will need.

    Isabella.

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  • Marple
    Marple Member Posts: 19,143
    edited December 2008

    I'm bring(ing) potato chips and wine.

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  • Marple
    Marple Member Posts: 19,143
    edited December 2008

    Okay, if I actually have to MAKE something I have a wonderful artichoke dip.

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  • suemed8749
    suemed8749 Member Posts: 1,151
    edited December 2008

    Breaded oysters fried in butter - yum! A Christmas Eve tradition in my family growing up - but if I made it for my own kids, they'd do something revolting with them, I'm sure.

    I want to sit next to IsabellaWink

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  • Bonnielv
    Bonnielv Member Posts: 353
    edited December 2008

    I'll bring Paula Deen to do all our cooking and baking!

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  • badboob67
    badboob67 Member Posts: 2,780
    edited December 2008

    Uh-oh....I hope she doesn't bring that giant butter sculpture of herself! LOL  Ms. Paula can be credited for getting my fat, lazy, post-op butt out of bed...watching her cook and enjoy it so much got me up and into the kitchen when I didn't feel like doing anything.

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  • Mary-Lou
    Mary-Lou Member Posts: 2,230
    edited December 2008

    How is this for a treat! Take your pick Wink

    food Pictures, Images and Photos

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  • iodine
    iodine Member Posts: 4,289
    edited December 2008

    Gen-u-wine Southern cornbread dressing and a bunch of gravey to cool it off---we use LOTS of pepper and herbs.  Cranberry relish (fresh crans and orange peals)

    Some lucious Ferrarri merlot,

    Mmmmm

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited December 2008

    dunginess crab is plentiful here right now ...  I'll bring some crab -  crab cakes,  crab louie, crab quiche  - yumm!

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited December 2008

    Love this!

    I'll bring almond bark and christmas pudding with lots of hot rum sauce!!!! Oh.........can I sit on the other side of Isabella??? Pass the drinks hun! Tongue out

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Member Posts: 1,376
    edited December 2008

    bumping

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  • Daffodil
    Daffodil Member Posts: 829
    edited December 2008

    Have the party here and save me cooking for 25! I'll bring Coastal Corn Pudding and Garlic Cheese Grits and Kentucky Beer Cheese and Pear & Cranberry Streusel Pie......Kiss

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  • vivre
    vivre Member Posts: 2,167
    edited December 2008

    Yikes! I know it is the holidays, but I can't someone bring something healthy?? I do not intend to go off my bc prevention diet so if somebody doesn't bring something that has no sugar, gluten, etc.I won't be able to come.  I am not trying to be a party pooper, but if I fall off the wagon now, I may not be able to get back on, so I plan to keep eating my fruits and veggies. If  I don't come, you all will not be getting that Dom and caviar that I promised to bring, or the diamond studded bras!

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