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The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and recipes using the Deep Covered Baker (DCB) for holiday shows. Various recipes are mentioned, along with personal anecdotes about show preparations and sales experiences.
Views differ on the effectiveness and enjoyment of sampling shows versus traditional recipe demonstrations. Some participants express enthusiasm for the DCB, while others share mixed feelings about certain show formats.
Participants are sharing personal experiences and recipes in the context of holiday shows, reflecting on their preferences and sales strategies related to the DCB.
Consultants looking for recipe inspiration and insights into show preparation and product sales may find the shared experiences valuable.
Jolie_paradoxe said:Go Carolyn! I wanted to be your groupie, until it involved manual labor. But now I'm thinking what a small price to pay just to see you in action! lol
Congrats!
pamperedbecky said:I like the sampling shows, but I also find they are more work to pack up after the show instead of just throwing all my dirty dishes in my crate. So, I may work in "chicken your way" to test some seasonings, but not the full sampling thing. I'm getting a little sick of making beer bread and mixing up two dips at my house before the shows.
finley1991 said:I felt the same way about my sampling shows and also found that my sales weren't as high because of the low prices on the pantry products. Great for the customer though... :money:
pampmomof3 said:Oh i meant to ask, does anyone have any ideas on what to make using the DCB and turkey or even ground turkey?
Sheila said:(she's signing, so technically it's HER show),
pamperedlinda said:This week I'm making the Loaded Baked Potato Chowder and Beer Bread. I'm really thinking about taking the S'mores Cups made up to the last step and letting the guests dip them.
I'm so excited about my shows now that the DCB is back! Crazy, huh?
Chefbeckyd said:I feel the same way. I tried - really hard - to love the Chicken Your Way show, but was never feeling it, and pretty much went back to my old favorites - doing Bar Pan and 12" Skillet recipes.
finley1991 said:I tried to embrace the CYW shows but it didn't take. The grill pan/press are way to heavy for to be lugging to each show in addition to my baker. Plus, I honestly think the 12" Skillet is much more versatile and feel more confident selling that...
For the Turkey Cranberry Braid, you will need refrigerated crescent roll dough, cooked turkey (shredded or diced), cranberry sauce, cream cheese, and your choice of seasonings such as salt, pepper, and herbs. Optional ingredients include chopped green onions or spinach for added flavor.
To prepare the S'more Cups, you will need mini graham cracker crusts, chocolate chips, and mini marshmallows. Start by preheating your oven, then fill each crust with chocolate chips and top with marshmallows. Bake until the marshmallows are golden brown, then let them cool slightly before serving.
Yes, you can prepare both recipes ahead of time. For the Turkey Cranberry Braid, you can assemble it and refrigerate it before baking. For the S'more Cups, you can prepare the crusts and fill them with chocolate chips ahead of time, then bake them just before serving for the best texture.
You will need a baking sheet, parchment paper, a mixing bowl, and a knife for the Turkey Cranberry Braid. For the S'more Cups, a muffin tin is essential to hold the mini crusts while baking. Additionally, having measuring cups and spoons will help with accurate ingredient measurements.
Absolutely! Both the Turkey Cranberry Braid and S'more Cups are great for large gatherings. The braid can be sliced into portions, making it easy to serve, while the S'more Cups are individually sized, making them perfect for guests to grab and enjoy.