scotrace said:Andre' Soltner's famous "Tarte Flambe'," which is bacon, onions and a creme fresh mixture baked on rounds of puff pastry.
ohairas said:When I first read this I thought it said "creme flesh mixture".:eusa_doh:
Dagwood said:When it comes down to it, my soul screams for little hot dogs.
OMG, lol, you are bad!scotrace said:I think that comes after the dessert.
lol
Gilbey, that pic just made my mouth water..... :eusa_clapGilbey said:So what's your favorite horderves? Mine is the fried calamari. Nothing beats the taste of it. Goes well with any drink from Coke to Chardonnay. Just hits the spot!
Now this one sounds like a winner as well, thanks.BegintheBeguine said:I have calamari as an appetizer at a restaurant, I've yet to try them at home. Anyway, if I'm bringing hors d'oeuvres to a party I always bring Clam Blobs. From the book Sixties People by the Sterns.
7oz. can of chopped clams (not drained) 8 oz. package of cream cheese, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, onion and curry powders to taste. Mix it all up well and spread on Melba Toast rounds. Broil-3-5 mins.
Party-goers gobble them up.
Depending upon the technique, the first part of that could make you the hit of the party ...Josephine said:My husband hates to see deviled eggs at a party, 'cause I'll lick out the yolk (yum!) and hand him the whites (bleh!).