Mystery Host Show: What Recipes Should I Make?

[swtnsssychef]

I'm doing my first ever mystery host show in a week and I have no idea of what recipes to do! I plan on having all the food made up when guests arrive. Any help you great ladies and gents could give me would be awesome! TIA!

 

[kspry]

Do you have any Pampered Chef cookbooks? If so, which ones?

 

[elizabethfox]

How about Sausage Bacon Bites ( not a PC recipe, but oh so delish!)
-You buy two packages of the heat and serve sausage links in the freezer section, and a package of bacon.
- Cut each sausage link in half and each piece of bacon in half widthwise.
- Roll the sausage up in the bacon and roll it in brown sugar.
- Secure with a toothpick.
- Put them in a foil lined baking pan overnight.
- Right before baking sprinkle a little brown sugar over them.
- Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 min or until bacon is crisp.

I make these for every party and potluck i go to and they are always a BIG hit!

 

[swtnsssychef]

I have All The Best, 29 Min, Casual Cooking, Delightful Desserts, Stoneware Inspirations, and Cooking for Two or More oh and Let's Eat

 

[mpkegley]

All the Best is my favorite "show" cookbook. I have made so many recipes from that cookbook for my shows. The turtle fudge skillet cake is always a favorite, clubhouse chicken squares, mexicali cornbread squares or even any of the rings would be great. If you wanted to demo some things. You could always do the clubhouse chicken squares and have the crust already made and then just finish it up in front of the guests. That is usually how I do that recipe and it shows several products. Good Luck!

 

[christy_c]

All the Best is my favorite "show" cookbook. I have made so many recipes from that cookbook for my shows. The turtle fudge skillet cake is always a favorite, clubhouse chicken squares, mexicali cornbread squares or even any of the rings would be great. If you wanted to demo some things. You could always do the clubhouse chicken squares and have the crust already made and then just finish it up in front of the guests. That is usually how I do that recipe and it shows several products. Good Luck!

I second that! The clubhouse chicken squares are always a big hit and so easy to make!

 

[swtnsssychef]

Thank you ladies. I will do the Clubhouse Chicken squares for sure. I'm expecting about 30-40 people so I wan't to have a small variety of things. I won't be actually doing a demo. I will have everything made in advance and then my products sitting out with potatoes and such to try.

 

[rlombas]

Hi there! Congratulations on hosting your first mystery host show! As a fellow Pampered Chef consultant, I would be happy to offer some suggestions for recipes to make for your event. First, it's always a good idea to have a mix of both sweet and savory dishes. This will give your guests a variety of options to choose from. For savory dishes, some popular choices are the Spinach Artichoke Dip, Mini Deep Dish Pizzas, and the Chicken Enchilada Ring. These are all crowd-pleasers and can be easily made ahead of time.For sweet treats, you can't go wrong with the Chocolate Lava Cake, Mini Apple Pies, or the Lemon Blueberry Trifle. These desserts are not only delicious, but they also showcase the versatility of our products.In addition to these recipe ideas, don't forget to include some appetizers and beverages as well. The Veggie Pizza Appetizer and the Sangria Slush are always a hit at parties.I hope these suggestions help, and I wish you the best of luck with your mystery host show! Happy cooking!