What are some easy recipes for my first show with limited PC tools?

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around participants sharing easy recipe ideas for new Pampered Chef consultants preparing for their first shows, particularly with limited tools from the starter kit. Various recipes and tips for using specific tools are discussed.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions using the Garden Ranch Pizza recipe from the Season's Best recipe book, which is designed for new consultants.
  • Another participant shares their experience recommending the last two recipes of each section in the Season's Best, noting they are easy and suitable for starter kit tools.
  • One participant highlights the Taco Ring as an easy recipe, mentioning that the only additional tool needed is the medium scoop for taco meat.
  • Several users express gratitude for the recipe ideas shared in the thread.
  • One participant asks for the Taco Ring recipe, indicating interest in specific recipes discussed.
  • Another participant shares their method for shredding lettuce at shows using the Crinkle Cutter, noting its effectiveness in promoting the tool.
  • One participant describes a technique for preparing lettuce before shredding, providing detailed steps for others.
  • Another participant mentions having trouble opening a document with recipes, seeking assistance from others in the thread.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding specific recipes and techniques, but there is a general agreement on the usefulness of the Season's Best recipe book for new consultants.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and suggestions from participants who are consultants, focusing on practical recipes and tools for early shows.

Who May Find This Useful

New Pampered Chef consultants looking for easy recipes and tips for their first shows may find the shared experiences and suggestions beneficial.

Baking Gal
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I just submited my agreement last night. I have my first show in two weeks and need help in finding recipes to offer my host. I will of course have the items from the super starter kit and i also have some items of my own. Does anyone have any easy receipes i can make with a limited amount of PC tools?
 
The recipes at the end of the Season's Best recipe book are for consultants just starting. They are suppossed to use mostly tools from your kit. I know I used the Garden Ranch Pizza when I started last February. It is in the Seasons' Best for Spring/Summer 05
 
When I first started out last year I was told to look at the last two recipes of each section in the season's best. These can all be used with the tools in our starter kit and are very easy to do! Good luck!
 
The Taco Ring is also very easy and the only item not included in your kit the medium scoop to dish out the taco meat. Good luck. My first show is dated Jan 21st and this is what I am making.
 
Recipes for StartersThis is the letter I give to each of my recuits to start them off. I hope it helps.
Brandy
 

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Taco Ring recipeHere is the Taco Ring recipe.
Brandy
 

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Thanks to all that helped me to get some ideas for recipe's. I really appreciate it!
 
pcbrandy said:
Here is the Taco Ring recipe.
Brandy


Do you shread the lettuce at the show? If so, with what? The USG?? Or do you just buy the pre shredded?
 
I shred the lettuce at my shows with the Crinkle Cutter. Sell a lot of those just by doing that simple demo!

Lee Anne
 
chef_leeanne said:
I shred the lettuce at my shows with the Crinkle Cutter. Sell a lot of those just by doing that simple demo!

Lee Anne

OOOOO I didnt know you could do that....go figure....any special technique before I go and mutilate a head of lettuce? Do you cut it in half and then in strips?
 
I take the core out of the lettuce by by doing a fast hard "whap" on a countertop - it separates itself from the head that way. Then I rinse the head under cold water. Cut the head in half with Crinkle Cutter then just keep thinly slicing the cut side using a rocking forward motion. Hope that made since. :confused: REMEMBER: Keep the fingers holding the lettuce out of the way!! :eek:

Lee Anne
 
ss recipes, adviceTHANKS THIS IS REALLY HELPING ME TOO.

pcbrandy said:
This is the letter I give to each of my recuits to start them off. I hope it helps.
Brandy
 
super starter recipe documentWhen I open the document above with the letter and recipes the recipes run together and i cannot read them is anyone else having probles with this one? If you get it to open correctly, will someone, please, email it to me at [email protected] Thanks!

Jennifer
 
wrong response?I meant to respond to something else, like recipes given :) But all help is greatly appreciated :)

Soothenrelax said:
THANKS THIS IS REALLY HELPING ME TOO.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some easy recipes I can make with just a few Pampered Chef tools?

For your first show, consider simple recipes like a classic guacamole, a quick pasta salad, or a microwave mug cake. These recipes require minimal tools such as a cutting board, knife, mixing bowl, and microwave-safe mug, making them perfect for showcasing the versatility of Pampered Chef products.

Can I make a dessert with limited Pampered Chef tools?

Absolutely! A no-bake cheesecake or a fruit parfait can be made with just a mixing bowl and a spatula. Use the Pampered Chef mixing bowls for easy combining and the measuring cups for accurate ingredient portions. These desserts are simple yet impressive!

What is a good appetizer recipe that requires minimal tools?

Try making a Caprese salad skewers. All you need are fresh mozzarella balls, cherry tomatoes, basil, and a skewer. You can use a knife and cutting board to prepare the ingredients, and it’s a fresh, no-cook option that looks beautiful on display.

How can I use the Pampered Chef stoneware for my first show?

Stoneware is fantastic for baking! You can prepare a simple baked chicken or roasted vegetables. Just season your ingredients, place them in the stoneware, and let the oven do the work. This showcases the even cooking properties of Pampered Chef stoneware.

What are some quick tips for preparing recipes with limited tools?

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