Winter Wonderland Theme Ideas for a Perfect January Host Event

[irishpamperedchef]

Any Ideas. One of my Jan host would like to have a winter wonderland theme

but I have no idea what to make. Help!!!!!!!

Karen Gibb
Consultant
[email protected]

 

[Chef Diane]

What about the snowman cakes with the prep bowls?
Gimme a few I'll come up with something else : )

 

[irishpamperedchef]

oooooooo that,s a cute idea any more

Karen

 

[Chef Diane]

Don't know if any of these are possible for you, but....if you have the cookie press you could make snowflake cookies (disk 14) decorating them with blue crystals. or

What about the Holiday Pinwheel Wreath from the 2003 F/W Season's Best.

Baked Alaska Cake

Do you have last years SB? That Chocolate Silk Mouse looks nice and you could use white chocolate.


I typically think snow when you say Winter Wonderland. I hope some of these ideas help you.

 

[Lisa/ChefBear]

Go to FamilyFun.comHi,
I love the ideas so far, but I'm telling you, go to Familyfun.com and they have TONS of ideas for recipes/crafts and easy things you can do. Check out Pillsbury, Nestlé, or even other company sites and see what they are making and take off with something on your own.

I made the Garden Veggie Pizza as a Christmas tree again this year for our family party, could you possible make it on round stone and lay out crescents in "shape" of a snowflake??? Just wondering, haven't tried it, but I'm sure if would be cute.

Winter Wonderland, to me also is soups/cookies/cocoas type of warm me up recipes.

Here's a invite I snagged from somewhere, might even be from files here, lol.

HTH,

Lisa

 

[irishpamperedchef]

Thank you so much! can I find the recipes for Holiday wreath and the other recipes on cc .
I think of snow to
and I think that,s what she was thinking also because we had to resch her party two times in Sept so she was thinking that we would have had some snow by now .. but no snow in site in New Jersey.LOL Thanks again for all you help Karen

 

[irishpamperedchef]

sounds good Im gonna check out that site.
can you put the invite up I did,nt get it.Thanks

Karen Gibb

Consultant
[email protected]

 

[irishpamperedchef]

if you have the cookie press you could make snowflake cookies (disk 14) decorating them with blue crystals. or

What about the Holiday Pinwheel Wreath from the 2003 F/W Season's Best.

Baked Alaska Cake

Do you have last years SB? That Chocolate Silk Mouse looks nice and you could use white chocolate.


I typically think snow when you say Winter Wonderland. I hope some of these ideas help you.

I do have the cookie press. even if I don,t demo it. I can make them up a head of time.. love all the ideas

 

[irishpamperedchef]

Hi,
I love the ideas so far, but I'm telling you, go to Familyfun.com and they have TONS of ideas for recipes/crafts and easy things you can do. Check out Pillsbury, Nestlé, or even other company sites and see what they are making and take off with something on your own.

I made the Garden Veggie Pizza as a Christmas tree again this year for our family party, could you possible make it on round stone and lay out crescents in "shape" of a snowflake??? Just wondering, haven't tried it, but I'm sure if would be cute.

Winter Wonderland, to me also is soups/cookies/cocoas type of warm me up recipes.

Here's a invite I snagged from somewhere, might even be from files here, lol.

HTH,

Lisa

Thanks I think I will use that it,s perfect...I love this site.

 

[its_me_susan]

What about the snowman cakes with the prep bowls?
Gimme a few I'll come up with something else : )

You can also feed the crowd with 2 cakes from our cake pans?

How about cookie cut outs on the stone - rolled out with our baker's roller - rolled onto baking mat (all Mom's will want them for their little bakers), have kids help you wearing our $20 apron set. Use decorator set with frosting to decorate.

 

[its_me_susan]

Thanks I think I will use that it,s perfect...I love this site.

My director made a hot cocoa bar using the 3-tier stand.... and little bowls around it. Put chocolate chips in small bowl with cheese grater to use, fill EAD with whipped cream... marshmellows in another.

 

[its_me_susan]

Hi,
I love the ideas so far, but I'm telling you, go to Familyfun.com and they have TONS of ideas for recipes/crafts and easy things you can do. Check out Pillsbury, Nestlé, or even other company sites and see what they are making and take off with something on your own.

I made the Garden Veggie Pizza as a Christmas tree again this year for our family party, could you possible make it on round stone and lay out crescents in "shape" of a snowflake??? Just wondering, haven't tried it, but I'm sure if would be cute.

Winter Wonderland, to me also is soups/cookies/cocoas type of warm me up recipes.

Here's a invite I snagged from somewhere, might even be from files here, lol.

HTH,

Lisa

Lisa, cute invite! A soup show would be great too! You could make up some chili, or have two soups in your pots...

 

[pampermeplease]

I just made these cookies for my family for Christmas. They only take 3 ingredients and look like little snowballs.

Pineapple-crushed-well drained
pkg cream cheese 8 oz
coconut

Soften the cream cheese. Add some pineapple and mix well. Put it in the fridge for about a half hour to harden up some (still soft). Then roll into balls and roll in the coconut to look like little snowballs.

They don't sound like much but the pineapple and cream cheese blend to make a just a little tangy. These are really good for only 3 ingredients.

 

[irishpamperedchef]

That sounds so cute

 

[dannyzmom]

I just made these cookies for my family for Christmas. They only take 3 ingredients and look like little snowballs.

Pineapple-crushed-well drained
pkg cream cheese 8 oz
coconut

Soften the cream cheese. Add some pineapple and mix well. Put it in the fridge for about a half hour to harden up some (still soft). Then roll into balls and roll in the coconut to look like little snowballs.

They don't sound like much but the pineapple and cream cheese blend to make a just a little tangy. These are really good for only 3 ingredients.

Sounds yummy!

 

[legacypc46]

My director made a hot cocoa bar using the 3-tier stand.... and little bowls around it. Put chocolate chips in small bowl with cheese grater to use, fill EAD with whipped cream... marshmellows in another.

How did she use the three-tier stand? What she put in it for the hot cocoa bar? Sounds like a great idea!