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N1cky Nov 20th 2010 12:05 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by Sally Redux (Post 8992781)
Me :lol:

oh Piss off:lol:

Sally Redux Nov 20th 2010 12:07 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8992791)
oh Piss off:lol:

:lol:

Have a great time.

traceym Nov 20th 2010 12:20 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8992779)
Ah its not just the kids though. The feast is for all the kids and parents.

Anyhow, decided Yule Log it is, who doesn't like chocolate cake rolled around chocolate butter icing, layered with chocolate butter icing. Where can it go wrong?:unsure:

But where are you going to get the plastic holly and hideous plastic robin from :rofl:

(Me neither but I daren't tell now!)

N1cky Nov 20th 2010 12:24 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by traceym (Post 8992799)
But where are you going to get the plastic holly and hideous plastic robin from :rofl:

(Me neither but I daren't tell now!)

Well you 2 are just weird and not really English. I could do the good old fashioned fruit cocktail out of a tin and a can of carnation:sneaky:

I like it, hubby likes it and my kid likes it. I only have to make enough for 12 people, so if I can get 9 kids to try a bit I'm sorted:p

Mummy in the foothills Nov 20th 2010 2:58 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8992804)
Well you 2 are just weird and not really English. I could do the good old fashioned fruit cocktail out of a tin and a can of carnation:sneaky:

I like it, hubby likes it and my kid likes it. I only have to make enough for 12 people, so if I can get 9 kids to try a bit I'm sorted:p

Yum we haven't had that in ages. I think I'll add those things to my shopping list :lol:
I still haven't picked what I'm taking in on Wednesday.

Yorkieabroad Nov 20th 2010 4:03 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by traceym (Post 8992799)
But where are you going to get the plastic holly and hideous plastic robin from :rofl:

Can ask my mum if you like - she's saved them all since 1965 in a little plastic bag in the bottom drawer in the kitchen....

petensue Nov 20th 2010 5:53 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad (Post 8992991)
Can ask my mum if you like - she's saved them all since 1965 in a little plastic bag in the bottom drawer in the kitchen....

:rofl::rofl:My Mum does that as well!

What about lemon meringue pie or bakewell tarts(feeling really hungry now)Sue.

traceym Nov 20th 2010 12:57 pm

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad (Post 8992991)
Can ask my mum if you like - she's saved them all since 1965 in a little plastic bag in the bottom drawer in the kitchen....

:rofl: Well you never know when you might need an ugly robin and bit of holly do you!

Rete Nov 20th 2010 1:56 pm

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 
Talking Thanksgiving here not Christmas ;)


Originally Posted by Bomjeito (Post 8992703)
Having your kid take mince pies for a school holiday party will surely have him ostracised until...well...forever, as "that kid who brings in mince pies." They will NOT go over well with kids.

From my first holidays in the UK - I remember....wine, beer, crackers (yes! Those pull things that we really don't use here in USA, but you can find them in World Market, and our crackers are saltines...for cheese... anyhow...), spongy cakes with jams in them...how about one of those?

I doubt fruit cake will go over well either.

Apple cobbler is always nice. (When I think UK dessert, though, I think bannoffee pie!)


Yorkieabroad Nov 20th 2010 1:57 pm

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 
Ah yeah, but as soon as Dad keeps every little 3 x 2 inch offcut of plywood, broken lawnmower engine and a leaky tap in the garage cos it'll "come in handy for something" he's suddenly a hoarder that needs intervention. Sheesh...double standards or what:D

AmerLisa Nov 20th 2010 2:08 pm

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by Sally Redux (Post 8992728)
It's a British tradition ;)

:thumbsup: The US schools are so prudish, they hide the beer and wine....;):D

AmerLisa Nov 20th 2010 2:09 pm

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by traceym (Post 8992743)
Stuff it go the whole hog, wine, beer, make some creme Brulee's and send her in with a blow torch to finish em off nicely :thumbsup:

:thumbup::D

AmerLisa Nov 20th 2010 2:12 pm

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 

Originally Posted by N1cky (Post 8992779)
Ah its not just the kids though. The feast is for all the kids and parents.

Anyhow, decided Yule Log it is, who doesn't like chocolate cake rolled around chocolate butter icing, layered with chocolate butter icing. Where can it go wrong?:unsure:

Throw some rum or something into that icing..... You'll be the talk of the PTA for some time to come.....;):D



I'm joking.....;)

kins Nov 23rd 2010 12:50 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 
Well it's not dessert, but you can't go wrong with sausage rolls...

Jerseygirl Nov 23rd 2010 1:18 am

Re: What to make for School Thanksgiving Feast
 
The first year we were here I made individual choc cornflake cakes for my daughter's to take into school for her birthday. The kids loved them. So when I had to make something for the school I made a variation on the cornflake cakes ie...M & M's, mini marshmallows etc. So easy to make and can be made a day or two before.


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