Brunch Show: Easy Recipes Using Consultant Kit Products"!

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses various recipe suggestions for a brunch show using products from the new consultant kit. Participants share their experiences with specific recipes and the outcomes of their shows.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, suggests the Ham and Cheese Brunch Squares as a popular choice that is easy to prepare and well-received by guests.
  • Another participant shares their experience of making the Ham and Cheese Brunch Squares at a brunch show, noting the positive feedback and sales results.
  • One participant mentions that they also made cinnamon and caramel rolls, which were well-liked, and highlights the success of selling sprinkles during the show.
  • Another participant expresses agreement with the Ham and Cheese Brunch Squares, stating they made it at a Bridal show and found it easy and tasty.
  • One participant recommends the Spinach Artichoke Ring, highlighting its use of several new consultant products and versatility in presentation.
  • Several participants inquire about the recipes for the cinnamon and caramel rolls, with one sharing a detailed method for preparation.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the effectiveness of the Ham and Cheese Brunch Squares for brunch shows, while other recipe suggestions, like the Spinach Artichoke Ring, also receive positive mentions. There is no clear consensus on a single best recipe.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences from their shows, focusing on ease of preparation and guest reactions to the recipes. The discussion reflects a variety of approaches to utilizing the consultant kit products in a brunch setting.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for recipe ideas and insights from peers about hosting brunch shows may find this discussion beneficial.

dymplz8
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One of the first cooking shows that I will be doing is going to be a Brunch Show. Which recipe do you suggest I do that has most of the products in the new consultant kit and is relatively easy?:chef:
 
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The Ham and Cheese Brunch Squares, hands down! I did them today at my brunch show in a hands on format and everybody loved them! I loved that in the theme show binder it pointed out everything I needed to bring and even had the steps outlined for me to tell people as we made it. With 9 guests the show was at $576 today with 1-3 more orders to come, so I think it turned out pretty well.

I also had them make the cin. and caramel rolls (1/2 and 1/2) so people could try the sprinkles. Out of the 9 guests only 2 people didn't spend the $60 to get the sprinkles and many people bought extra bottles!

Good luck on the show and you will love doing a brunch one. This was my 1st and I love that I was home by 1:30!
 
I agree, this is a good recipe for a Brunch and a new consultant. I made this yesterday at a Bridal show and it was a hit, easy and tasted great! Give it a try.
Deb:)
 
I love the Spinach Articoke Ring -or do it as a braid with the large bar pan - uses a ton of new consultant products - bakers roller, garlic press, classic batter bowl, scoop, measure mix and pour, scraper, mircoplane...
 
GourmetGirl said:
The Ham and Cheese Brunch Squares, hands down! I did them today at my brunch show in a hands on format and everybody loved them! I loved that in the theme show binder it pointed out everything I needed to bring and even had the steps outlined for me to tell people as we made it. With 9 guests the show was at $576 today with 1-3 more orders to come, so I think it turned out pretty well.

I also had them make the cin. and caramel rolls (1/2 and 1/2) so people could try the sprinkles. Out of the 9 guests only 2 people didn't spend the $60 to get the sprinkles and many people bought extra bottles!

Good luck on the show and you will love doing a brunch one. This was my 1st and I love that I was home by 1:30![/QUOTE

Are the Cin. & Caramel rolls recipes the ones on the actual spice bottles? I just ordered those 2 spices but I am wondering if you would mind forwarding those recipes to me so that I can share them with a host of mine for the 15th of this month. I am also making the H & C squares and this is a great idea to serve with that one! Thanks!
 
PamperedMommy2 said:
Are the Cin. & Caramel rolls recipes the ones on the actual spice bottles? I just ordered those 2 spices but I am wondering if you would mind forwarding those recipes to me so that I can share them with a host of mine for the 15th of this month. I am also making the H & C squares and this is a great idea to serve with that one! Thanks!

It is the recipe on the bottle. It is just 1 tube of crescent rolls, with the seams rolled together. Then melt some butter and brush it on. Sprinkle liberally with sprinkles of your choice. Then roll tightly (that is definitely key). Cut into 16 pieces and bake on Large Bar Pan at 350 for approx. 10-12 minutes. They are way yummy and easy!
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Brunch Show with Pampered Chef?

A Brunch Show is a themed cooking demonstration that showcases easy and delicious recipes using products from the Pampered Chef Consultant Kit. It allows consultants to engage with guests while highlighting the versatility and convenience of the products available.

What types of recipes can I expect at a Brunch Show?

At a Brunch Show, you can expect a variety of easy recipes that are perfect for brunch gatherings. These may include dishes like frittatas, pancakes, breakfast casseroles, and fruit parfaits, all made using Pampered Chef products to demonstrate their effectiveness and ease of use.

Do I need to purchase additional products to host a Brunch Show?

No, you do not need to purchase additional products to host a Brunch Show. The recipes are designed to utilize the items included in the Consultant Kit, allowing you to showcase what you already have while providing a fun and interactive experience for your guests.

How long does a Brunch Show typically last?

A Brunch Show usually lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours. This timeframe allows for cooking demonstrations, guest interaction, and time for guests to sample the dishes prepared, as well as an opportunity to discuss the products and place orders.

Can I customize the menu for my Brunch Show?

Yes, you can customize the menu for your Brunch Show! While there are suggested recipes, you can choose dishes that best suit your guests' preferences and dietary restrictions, ensuring a personalized and enjoyable experience for everyone involved.

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