Frederick Said:

Korean themed wedding ideas needed?

We Answered:

Here goes some ideas to get started http://www.weddingdetails.com/lore/korea…

Mario Said:

What can I do at my Victorian/Lolita themed sweet 16 party?

We Answered:

Play croquet! Everyone should dress up and you can take pictures or something.

Wade Said:

What is a good finger-food for a Sweet Sixteen?

We Answered:

Little Sandwich Triangles ( fillings for your tea party sandwiches, below are some app ideas!)

86 Layer cooked ham and cheese (Gruyère, Cantal or good Cheddar) on thin bread, then press and grill in a not-too-hot skillet with butter or oil.

87 Finding top-quality roast beef is worth a little legwork. Slice it thin and serve with horseradish on rye.

88 Dice cooked shrimp, toss with chopped onion and/or celery, and bind with aioli or well-seasoned mayonnaise.

89 Extra seasoning takes this egg salad higher: Toss chopped hard-cooked eggs with scallions, chopped anchovies and parsley. Bind with well-seasoned mayo.

90 Toss shredded or cubed chicken with minced shallot or red onion, chopped black olives, olive oil, lemon zest, lemon juice, salt, pepper and chopped herbs. Adjust seasoning to taste. Serve on slices of toast.

91 Cheese quesadillas: Use 4-inch tortillas; on each, put grated cheese, scallions and minced canned green chilies or chopped fresh poblanos. Salsa and beans are optional. Top with another tortilla. Griddle with oil, turning once, about 5 minutes.
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Popcorn parmigiana: Make real popcorn, pour melted butter over it, and toss with fresh Parmesan.

Boil frozen or fresh edamame in pods for 3 to 5 minutes. Sprinkle with coarse salt. For this they charge you eight bucks.

Beyond simple: Buy decent tortilla chips; sprinkle with lime juice and chili powder. Eat fast, before they get soggy

Teeny tiny hamburgers: The hardest part is finding teeny tiny buns, but you can use toast squares. Make them small from beef mixed with salt and pepper. Cook quickly in a hot skillet and serve with ketchup and bits of onion and tomato.

The egg’s gift to cocktail parties: Hard-cook eggs, peel, and cut in half; carefully remove the yolks. Mash yolks with salt, mayonnaise, good mustard and cayenne. You can also add minced radish, snow peas, scallions (or any crunchy vegetables) or curry powder. Spoon back into the whites, sprinkle with paprika, pimentón or parsley.

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24 Portable Caprese: Skewer a small ball of mozzarella, a grape tomato and a bit of basil leaf. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, and drizzle with oil.

34 Meatballs: Combine 1 thick slice white bread with 1/2 cup milk; let sit for 5 minutes. Squeeze milk from bread and gently mix bread with 1/2 pound not-too-lean ground sirloin, 1/2 pound ground pork, 1/2 cup chopped onion, 1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan, 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley leaves and salt and pepper. Shape into 1-inch balls. (If mixture doesn’t hold well, add more bread crumbs and an egg.) Broil about 5 minutes, turning once or twice.

On Bread or Crackers:

5 Mash together best-quality tuna, minced anchovies, minced garlic, chopped oil-cured olives and olive oil as necessary.

6 New York comfort food: Spread cream cheese or crème fraîche on small bagels or bagel chips; black bread is also terrific. Top with sturgeon, sable or lox.

7 Slice soft goat cheese and brush with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt, pepper and chopped herbs, then with bread crumbs. Bake at 350 degrees until soft, about 10 minutes, and serve hot.

8 Might not be the new ketchup, but great stuff: purée skinned roasted peppers or piquillos with some of their liquid, salt and olive oil. Serve alone or with other foods — a piece of cheese, even.

9 Top buttered bread with shaved country ham, prosciutto or regular deli ham and bread-and-butter pickles.

Amber Said:

Early Halloween Costume?

We Answered:

try the
thrift store.

Patsy Said:

What else to serve for my daughter's Baptism Party?

We Answered:

Meatballs! They're always a hit and they're very filling, so for those who didn't eat breakfast/lunch, then they'll have something to get them full (without eating a ton of your other stuff).

Vanessa Said:

What should I get my sister-in-law having fifth child?

We Answered:

some pretty pajamas, a comfortable lounge set to wear while she is home with the new baby, because most women never buy themselves anything like this, they are too busy providing for the kids

Christian Said:

How to dress my Teacup Chawawa...?

We Answered:

I get him a thong! Bright Orange! Then I'd get him a custom tea bag holder black, with some eyes on them, you know ones that can roll around! Then get him a rhinestone studded vest I think a nice neon green, it will complement the Orange thong! Then to top it off a nice brimmed hat with a feather going almost to his tea bag holder, black with a Orange band.
The girlie's will know he's watching them coming and going! :0