Pampered Chef Cooking Show: Free Demo and Bridal Ideas!

[JessBarszcz]

Hi All!

I'm doing a show on Sunday for a girl I met at a Craft Fair. It's a FREE cooking show that she won and I am hoping to demo a few areas of Pampered Chef, I want to use my quikstir pitcher and of course the skillet for a cake, I'm wondering if tools and tasters would be ok. Then I could demo the pantry items along with some other great tools we have.

This girl is also newly engaged so I'm hoping to show her all the wonderful stuff Pampered Chef would have to offer her through a bridal show =)

All ideas are welcome and appreciated!!!
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[wadesgirl]

Keep it simple!! If you do a skillet cake, I wouldn't do anything else. Have the host provide other things and maybe you could use PC serving items to display them in.

 

[babywings76]

Yes, keep it simple. If you are paying for the food, don't spend too much. Demoing something that involves cookware is a great idea especially if you want to plant seeds of her doing a registry/shower. Do you have a DCB? You could do chicken in that and cut it up and let them try it with the different sauces. (So you can show off the cutlery & cutting boards--great for her registry, too) If you have SA or Bamboo pieces, it's a great way to go into talking about all our entertaining/serving pieces.So just a couple chicken breasts and bring the sauces and a cake mix for a skillet cake. You could ask her to maybe provide toppings for the cake if you feel like it might be too much $ for you.Anyway, that's just one idea of a way you could do it. But there's lots more ways, too. Another possibility: You could do an interactive show and do something like the Loaded Baked Potato Chowder (that's pretty inexpensive) and you could do Garlic Biscuit Bites (to show off cookware).

 

[pchockeymom]

Yes, keep it simple. If you are paying for the food, don't spend too much.
You could do an interactive show and do something like the Loaded Baked Potato Chowder (that's pretty inexpensive) and you could do Garlic Biscuit Bites (to show off cookware).

This is basically what I'm doing this month, although I'm just using a good bakery loaf of Italian bread. Just bought ingredients for the LBPC and bread yesterday for a show (same thing, gal "won" a free show at a craft bazaar). It cost $15.05. With the bread, I take a prep bowl, measure 1/4 cup oil in the mini easy read, pour into prep bowl, press a clove of garlic, add a tablespoon of the Spinach and Roasted Red Pepper oil dipping mix then brush it on the bread with the silicone basting brush. Put it on the large bar pan, cook 10-12 minutes in the oven at 350. It is fabulous with the soup and in the three shows I've had so far this month I have sold at least one of each of these products at each show. It's quick, easy, cheap and demos great products. If you want, add a bag salad in the large bamboo bowl. Serve with the three way bamboo tongs.

 

[mountainmama74]

I've been doing the Garlic Biscuit Bites and LBPC as well - show off the cookware AND the DCB! My other choice for hosts this month is the Chipotle Chili Cornbread Bake and Sweet Cinnamon Bites (same concept!!) - the CCCB is super cheap to make as well!!

 

[yankfan24]

I've done the LBPC with our Beer Bread and made it in the loaf pan. Since that's the guest special they can get when they order their DCB and have spent over $60. The chowder AND the bread were gone in no time!