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The thread centers around the anticipation and availability of "Homemade for the Holidays" recipes and related materials for Pampered Chef consultants. Participants express excitement about the upcoming recipes and share their experiences regarding their availability and potential use in upcoming shows.
Views differ regarding the timing of offering the recipes to guests, with some planning to introduce them in November and others considering December. There is no clear consensus on the availability of the recipes at the time of discussion.
Participants are primarily consultants discussing their personal experiences and strategies related to upcoming holiday shows and recipe usage.
Consultants looking for insights on how to incorporate holiday recipes into their shows and those interested in sharing experiences related to product demos.
I can delete my post so it looks like you beat me.pamperedval said:Ann- you beat me to the answer! I was trying to be helpful for once and you were too quick on the draw!!
The instructions for the pretzel wreaths are in the holiday mini catalog, which IS online.I can't wait to see these! I think the pretzel wreaths are so cute!
Bren706 said:So when is everyone going to offer these to your guests? Are you going to do in as early as early November? I am thinking about offering it as December, but want to see what everyone else does.
Back when it was an official theme show, I was 10 weeks pregnant, and supposed to be off my feet. Also couldn't stand to be around food (hurled unexpectedly for no reason!)- NOT a good thing for a PC Consultant!:yuck: So, what I did was have one (the brownie mix) made up ahead of time, and then I would have the host mix it up and pop it in the oven as guests were arriving. I would demo the layering, and then the guests would have warm brownies and ice cream as they finished shopping. I sold a TON of small batter bowls - multiples to alot of people. It helped that it was also the guest special and they could get it for $9 (I think).Oh - ETA - I did the entire demo sitting down!chefann said:Back when that was one of the official theme shows, lots of consultants would take them, show the crowd, then pour it out and prepare it. While it was baking, demo how to make the mix, which would then be ready for the next show.
Some easy homemade recipes for the holidays include classic dishes like gingerbread cookies, peppermint bark, cranberry sauce, and roasted vegetables. You can also try making homemade gift mixes, such as hot cocoa mix or cookie mix in a jar, which are perfect for sharing with friends and family.
Absolutely! Pampered Chef offers a variety of kitchen tools and gadgets that can make preparing holiday recipes easier and more enjoyable. From mixing bowls and measuring cups to baking sheets and food processors, their products are designed to help you create delicious meals and treats.
Yes, Pampered Chef often shares holiday-themed recipes that are perfect for gatherings. You can find recipes for festive appetizers, main dishes, and desserts on their website or through their consultants. Some popular options include holiday cheese boards, savory stuffed mushrooms, and decadent desserts like pumpkin pie or chocolate trifle.
Incorporating homemade recipes into your holiday gatherings can be done by planning a menu that features a mix of appetizers, main courses, and desserts. You can also invite guests to bring their favorite homemade dish to share, creating a potluck-style event. This not only adds variety but also encourages everyone to participate in the celebration.
You can find more holiday recipe inspiration through various sources, including cookbooks, food blogs, and social media platforms like Pinterest and Instagram. Additionally, Pampered Chef provides recipe collections on their website, which can be a great resource for discovering new and exciting dishes to try during the holiday season.