It's the most wonderful time of the year. I'm mixing two punch bowls as we speak one leaded, the other unleaded.
LET THE PARTY BEGIN
What will you bring to the party?
LET THE PARTY BEGIN
What will you bring to the party?
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Virtural RF Christmas Party
- Thread starter Reverend Rick
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I'm brining a fresh ham from the local farm. Making a glaze and decorating it with sliced pineapples and cherries.
I'm also bringing ninja-gingerbread people. Hoo-ah!
I'm also bringing ninja-gingerbread people. Hoo-ah!
The Sum of Awe
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I will bring a chocolate cake riddled with laxatives.
Wherenextcolumbus
Well-Known Member
Myself and I will eat all the food
You might want to avoid the chocolate cake.
Namaste
I know this sounds old fashioned, and some folks have no idea what I am talking about, but:
I am bringing homemade Ottoman Turkish Delight (lokum, sort of like "fruit cake") made of starch and sugar into cake like gel with chopped dates and minced walnuts and small pieces of grapes and raisins and flavored with bergamot orange and dusted with sugar powder.
I would bring scented rosewater to sip, and a candle fragrented with frankincense, we don't need to light it if some folks are perfume sensitive.
And then I would bring also ekmek Turkish flatbread, and a jar of pure Turkish honey with honeycomb floating in it.
And a live Morocco band with nice dancers (not the half naked ones). But that would cost about $6300 dollars.
Om Namah Sivaya
I know this sounds old fashioned, and some folks have no idea what I am talking about, but:
I am bringing homemade Ottoman Turkish Delight (lokum, sort of like "fruit cake") made of starch and sugar into cake like gel with chopped dates and minced walnuts and small pieces of grapes and raisins and flavored with bergamot orange and dusted with sugar powder.
I would bring scented rosewater to sip, and a candle fragrented with frankincense, we don't need to light it if some folks are perfume sensitive.
And then I would bring also ekmek Turkish flatbread, and a jar of pure Turkish honey with honeycomb floating in it.
And a live Morocco band with nice dancers (not the half naked ones). But that would cost about $6300 dollars.
Om Namah Sivaya
WOW what a party
Festivus pole & grievances.
Oh no Rev, that is unacceptable. This is a food and beverage forum, we can't eat no pole,
You just added to me grievances, bub!
But I'll also bring egg nog.
No bacon?
nazz
Doubting Thomas
BSM1
What? Me worry?
Myself. Dressed only in a Santa cap
That sure ruins the vision of sugar plums....