Surviving holiday houseguests tips and meal planning
A Washington Post practical guide to feeding extended holiday guests without breaking the budget. It advises planning meals in advance, varying dishes to avoid repetition, freezing baked goods, using leftovers for lunches, and offering a serve-yourself buffet with takeout as a last resort. Prioritizes simple, affordable options and stress reduction for hosts.
Holiday lunch ideas for crowds and smart prep
This guide suggests efficient assembly line lunch options for holiday crowds. It covers cold sandwich platters, build your own foot long subs, open face hot sandwiches, chef salads from leftovers, and make ahead macaroni and cheese with varied cheese mixes, plus serving with salads or fruit.
Zucchini Ham Quiche and Herb Roasted Beef Duo
A kitchen card combines a zucchini ham quiche recipe and an herb roasted beef method. The quiche uses ham onion zucchini custard with Swiss cheese baked in a prepared crust, while the beef roast details a balsamic brushed fat side up roast with a herb paste, oven roasting, resting, and slicing.
Efficient breakfast for a crowd guide
A practical plan for serving many guests breakfast without burnout. Use oven cooking for bacon sausage and to keep pancakes waffles and French toast warm. Prepare in advance bake or buy ahead and reheat to serve hot.
La Vigilia Feast of Seven Fishes tradition in Providence
Providence restaurant Mediterraneo leads an authentic La Vigilia celebrating Christmas Eve with seven seafood courses. Chefs Michele Calise and Gianfranco Campanella, blending Italian and American influences, present a marinated seafood salad, fish soup, spaghetti with clam sauce, baked cod, mixed fried fish, baked sole, eel, and a finale of Italian pastries with vin santo.
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Belgium and US beer and cheese labeling disputes and trends
The report notes Coors agrees to change Blue Moon packaging to show it is brewed in the United States. It covers EU ruling on Emmental cheese naming and a Guinness record attempt for avocado guacamole. Procter and Gamble promotes taste profiling via its Millstone site. It also advertises a cherry product brochure and free recipe tips from Mariani Packing Co. Knight Ridder provides the content.
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