What Will You Make for December Shows?

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Discussion Overview

The thread explores various ideas and themes for December shows among participants, focusing on holiday-themed food preparations and entertaining options.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions a "holiday appetizer" theme, including options like baked brie, pepperoni pinwheels, and harvest spiced nuts.
  • Another participant expresses interest in a "Homemade for the Holidays" theme and plans to try out recipes over the weekend.
  • One participant plans to prepare baked brie and a trifle, noting their ease for entertaining.
  • A different participant shares their idea of making a Cinnamon Roll Tree and Pretzel Wreaths, suggesting a hands-on approach for guests.
  • Another participant expresses enthusiasm for easy and entertaining options, mentioning batter bowls for last-minute gifts and also choosing baked brie.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on specific recipes and themes, with no clear consensus emerging on a single approach for December shows.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding holiday food preparations, reflecting a variety of entertaining styles.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration on holiday show themes and food ideas may find this discussion relevant.

annew
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What's everyone making for your December shows????

Just curious as to what you are making :D
 
I'm pretty much sticking with a "holiday appetizer" theme....can do lots of different things with that, including the baked brie, pepperoni pinwheels, mini ham puffs, elegant artichoke hearts, etc. But, I'm also offering simple, simple simple solutions with dips made with our dill or sw seasoning. Also, the harvest spiced nuts are good for an appetizer with a "gift to go" theme.
 
I want to do Homeade for the Holidays....going to try out some stuff this weekend.
 
I think I'm going with the Baked Brie and a Trifle. So easy and great for entertaining.
 
I think I'm going hands on with Homeade for the Holidays.

Make the Cinnamon Roll Tree before/as they arrive so we can bake it and then snack on it. Make the Cranberry Bark Crunch thingy and the Pretzel Wreaths together--everyone have a station so they can take their wreath home. :) Bring a premade Batter Bowl mix as a display.

I think keeping it festive will be great for sales. :)
 
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Thanks for the ideas! I'm going to go for the easy & entertaining too.
I've made up some batter bowls so I'm hoping for last minute gift ideas too. I love the Brie so I'm going to go w/that too.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some popular recipes for December shows?

Popular recipes for December shows often include festive dishes like holiday appetizers, warm dips, and seasonal desserts. Consider making a classic cheese ball, stuffed mushrooms, or a rich chocolate peppermint bark to get everyone in the holiday spirit.

How can I incorporate holiday themes into my December shows?

You can incorporate holiday themes by using seasonal ingredients, decorating your presentation area with festive decor, and sharing tips for holiday entertaining. Create a cozy atmosphere with holiday music and encourage guests to bring their favorite holiday recipes to share.

What kitchen tools are essential for December shows?

Essential kitchen tools for December shows include the stoneware baking dishes, food choppers, and the mix 'n chop. These tools can help you prepare a variety of dishes quickly and efficiently, making your show more interactive and engaging.

How can I promote my December shows effectively?

Promote your December shows by utilizing social media, sending out festive invitations, and offering special holiday discounts or bundles. Engage with your audience by sharing sneak peeks of the recipes you'll be making and encouraging them to RSVP early.

What are some tips for engaging guests during December shows?

To engage guests during December shows, encourage participation by asking for their input on recipes, hosting fun holiday-themed games, and providing samples of the dishes you prepare. Make the experience interactive by allowing guests to use the tools and ingredients themselves.

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