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re: New Orleans / Louisiana Christmas Party Ideas
Posted by BryantUGA on 10/4/19 at 1:29 pm to LouisianaLady
Y'all - these are great suggestions! Boudin, zombie bread, and oyster patties sound great. Maybe some crab dip and creole deviled eggs too.
New Orleans / Louisiana Christmas Party Ideas
Posted by BryantUGA on 10/4/19 at 9:50 am
Hey guys. First, I've recently discovered this board after reading Brody Miller's excellent "Cajun vs. Creole" article in The Athletic. Y'all have a fantastic thing going here!
I wondered if y'all could help me out with some suggestions for our Christmas party this year. We want to do a New Orleans / Louisiana theme but I'm having trouble coming up with ideas to feed the crowd. I'd like for everything to fit on a plate (so no gumbo, stews, etc) and for as much of it to be bite-sized as possible. I'm thinking I'll make a big pot of jambalaya as the main dish and maybe some mini mufflalettas and mini crawfish pies. But after that I'm stuck. The only other stipulation is that I don't want to be manning a deep fryer all night making beignets and hush puppies. What little bites do you serve around the holidays?
I wondered if y'all could help me out with some suggestions for our Christmas party this year. We want to do a New Orleans / Louisiana theme but I'm having trouble coming up with ideas to feed the crowd. I'd like for everything to fit on a plate (so no gumbo, stews, etc) and for as much of it to be bite-sized as possible. I'm thinking I'll make a big pot of jambalaya as the main dish and maybe some mini mufflalettas and mini crawfish pies. But after that I'm stuck. The only other stipulation is that I don't want to be manning a deep fryer all night making beignets and hush puppies. What little bites do you serve around the holidays?
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