Cannoli Tart for Luncheon Dessert
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Comments (23)Thank you Luvs! I do enjoy coming over here to look at all of your creative ideas and beautiful pictures since I have gotten to know Kathleen but I don't have a digital camera.....yeah, yeah, I know I'm in the dark ages! Anyway, I'm not very creative but I am good at stealing some of your ideas and using them in my own home :-) BTW have you heard the story of Kathleen and me? I was reading a post of hers over on the cooking forum and thought it sounded like she lived near a good friend of mine. Turns out that they are neighbors and very, very good friends! Never underestimate the power of the internet to make the world much smaller!...See MoreLuncheon menu help
Comments (5)I belong to a club that meets for lunch monthly at 11:30, and another meets at noon for a glass of wine and the luncheon is served at 1:00 or 1:15. ( manily because about 1/2 of the group comes late. I have had more bridal luncheons that I can count and the time is usually meet at noon and sit down to eat at 1:00. A luncheon is usually a set table and plated dishes. I would doi the chicken salad OR the tomato pie, not both. and serve it on a plate ( duh!!) with a serving of the salad you mentioned and either a few bits of juillienned carrots or a wedge of melon and a few berries or a couple of slices of tomato and some grated cheese on it....just a little decorative "something". Then serve your scones in a basket at the table and for dessert I would not do the bite sized stuff, but serve one of each on a plate with the coffee....or serve an individual lemon tart....the kind that are 4 inches...or pie....or a brownie and ice cream... For a luncheon years ago I served cold cucumber soup and then a salad nicoise with a popover and cake for dessert. Another time I served chiucken salad on a lettuce leaf, with melon and raspberries on the side, several different kinds of breads and rhubarb crisp for dessert. Don't make it too much. Linda C...See MoreStrawberry Truffle Tart
Comments (4)Looks delicious and perfect for my strawberry loving friends. Thanks for sharing the recipe and the picture!...See MoreLadies luncheon
Comments (41)That looks fantastic! I've never seen anything quite like it. I mean, the concept, yeah, is similar to cannoli, but imagining the flavor and texture of the recipe (as written) is quite different. Have you made them before? The description makes me think a test run might be good. I've saved the recipe to maybe try one day I'm feeling adventurous. I wonder if it would work with honey instead of the corn syrup? I have too much honey and not the golden corn syrup, though I think I have the demerara sugar. This sounds like it would go very well with your menu. Also, I'm guessing you could make the shells the evening before, which could help with your preparation timing. I find that making a meal for three is just as much of a deal as for ten, so I like to prep ahead whatever I can. Re "calorie wise", it is an occasion, as you said, but also, I'd much rather have one really fantastic bite to lower the caloric intake than face something meh in a much larger portion. Hopefully your guests will feel the same if they have any qualms at all, and enjoy the heck out of it!...See More- 7 years ago
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