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This thread centers around the new fall and winter recipes featured in the latest Pampered Chef show book (SB) and the experiences of participants regarding the availability and content of these recipes. Participants share their thoughts on specific recipes, express disappointment about the lack of a show book at a recent conference, and discuss the ingredients and preparation methods for various dishes.
Participants generally agree that the lack of a show book this year is disappointing. However, there is no clear consensus on the availability of certain ingredients or the overall reception of the new recipes.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding the new recipes and the availability of show materials among Pampered Chef consultants.
Consultants interested in exploring new recipes and sharing experiences related to the fall and winter offerings may find this thread informative.
DebbieJ said:We did not get a SB this year.
There are 6 recipes in the catalog and only one of them is from the Italian Theme shows.
Caramel-Banana Ravioli
2 firm medium bananas
3 rolls 1.7 oz each milk chocolate covered chewy caramels, unwrapped, 24 pcs total (rolos?)
2 pkg 8 oz each refrigerated crescent rolls with no seams
1 T sugar
1/3 c CARAMEL SAUCE (the new Pampered Pantry one)
1. preheat oven to 400. Lightly brush Large Bar Pan with veg oil. Using Santoku Knife, slice bnanas diagonally into 24 slices 1/4 in thick. Cut caramels in half. (tip from me--they cut easier if you refrigerate them first)
2. unroll one pkg of dough onto bottom of pan, gently shaping to form a rectangle. Do not stretch--dough will not cover entire bottom of pan. Arrange banana slices over dough in 4 rows of 6 each, spacing 3/4 in apart. top each bananas slice with two caramel halves. Unroll remaining dough directly over filling, matching edges and shaping to fit. Press firmly around filling to seal and pinch together any tears.
3. Using Pastry Cutter fitted with fluted wheel, trim and discard edges of dough. Cut into 24 ravioli. Using Mini Serving Spatula, separate ravioli over pan. Add sugar to Flour Sugar Shaker and sprinkle ravioli. Bake 10-12 min or until golden brown. Remove to Stackable Cooling Rack, cool 2 mins. Place on serving plates and drizzle with sauce.
babywings76 said:Thanks for posting that! W-O-W! Okay, so who's going to be first at trying out this one? It actually sounds pretty easy. If it had some chocolate in there, I'd be in heaven!![]()
DebbieJ said:there is chocolate in the rolos!
DebbieJ said:2 pkg 8 oz each refrigerated crescent rolls with no seams
BlueMoon said:What? I have never seen such a thing! is it in the grocery store like regular pillsbury? do they call it something else?
wow this would be great! makes me want to go shopping right now
Marghi
BlueMoon said:What? I have never seen such a thing! is it in the grocery store like regular pillsbury? do they call it something else?
wow this would be great! makes me want to go shopping right now
Marghi
DebbieJ said:http://www.pillsbury.com/products/rolls/Refrigerated/RecipeCreations.htm
I'm sure if your store doesn't have them, you can roll out regular crescents and pinch the seams together.
deanna_g said:No problem.
Marghi - I've never seen them either, but just like making the easy mini cinnamon rools, I'd just pinch the seams together. (-:
NooraK said:Yes, Pillsbury makes this. It's right there with the regular crescent rolls. Although, if your store doesn't carry it, you could just get the regular kind and pinch the seams together.
DessertDivaFL said:The recipes are now up on CC.
BethCooks4U said:Not the season's best yet. The Italian made Easy recipes are there though.
esavvymom said:I noticed they added a couple new recipes to the Mexican Made Easy theme too. They didn't even mention that at conference.
ChefBeckyD said:I thought they did....???? Or maybe it was just in the Product Room. I don't remember - but I do remember seeing the new recipes for MME at conference!
ChefBeckyD said:I thought they did....???? Or maybe it was just in the Product Room. I don't remember - but I do remember seeing the new recipes for MME at conference!
DebbieJ said:it was not announced from stage. I didn't notice it in the product room either, but I buzzed through there pretty quickly.
ChefBeckyD said:I know it was announced or something, because my SD, and AD, and I had this big conversation about the chicken enchilada pizza....we wouldn't have known about it if we hadn't seen it someplace. My D was wondering how similar it was to the Chicken Fajita Pizza, because that was the recipe she did for the first 6 months of her business, and she wondered if they were just bringing it back with a change or two.
BlueMoon said:On pinching the seams together, which is what I have done in the past--when I try to roll it out, it never seems square, and the seams seem (lol) to come undone....any tips?
thanks for all your help. I'm probably older than most of you but I feel like a kid sister, since I am a PC baby!
yours
Marghi
Popular recipes for Fall/Winter theme shows include hearty soups, warm casseroles, and festive desserts. Some favorites are butternut squash soup, chicken pot pie, and pumpkin spice muffins. These recipes not only highlight seasonal ingredients but also showcase the versatility of Pampered Chef products.
Incorporating seasonal ingredients is easy with Pampered Chef tools. Use fresh produce like squash, apples, and root vegetables in your dishes. Consider hosting a show that focuses on using these ingredients in recipes like roasted vegetable salads or apple crisp, which can be made using the Mix 'N Chop and the Stoneware Baker.
Essential kitchen tools for Fall/Winter cooking include the Rockcrok, which is perfect for slow-cooking and baking, and the Food Chopper for quick prep work. Additionally, the Deep Covered Baker is great for making one-pot meals, while the Silicone Baking Mats help with easy cleanup during holiday baking.
Absolutely! Adapting traditional holiday recipes is a great way to engage your guests. You can modify classic dishes by using healthier ingredients or making them more convenient with Pampered Chef tools. For example, you can create a lighter version of green bean casserole using fresh ingredients and the Quick Slice for effortless prep.
Promoting your Fall/Winter theme show recipes can be done through social media, email newsletters, and in-person demonstrations. Share enticing photos of the finished dishes, along with tips and tricks for using Pampered Chef products. Consider offering exclusive recipes or discounts for attendees to encourage participation and sales.