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To ask for desparate help re. what to feed guests?

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MattDillonsPants · 03/03/2016 21:53

It's DD birthday on Sat....we weren't having a get together but DH wanted one and persuaded me.

Now we've gone from having Grandma over for cake to having about 6 kids and their parents over. Plus an extra two Aunties.

Hmm

Anyway....two of the people are vegan, two are gluten free due to genuine health issues.

The others all eat meat.

I was thinking to serve some kind of hot meat sandwich and a selection of salads with a more child-friendly selection for the DCs.....little sandwiches cakes etc

What can I have on hot sandwiches? I need to keep a tightish budget....

We were going to do curries...a big veggie one and a chicken one but we can't think how on earth to serve them.

Any other ideas please? HELP! I'm not a natural host.

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TheVeganVagina · 04/03/2016 11:55

I would love that recipe alsoWink

StepAwayFromTheEcclesCakes · 04/03/2016 13:05

personally I would bung a pile of jacket potatoes in the oven, do a big pan of chilli and one of veggie / vegan curry, stick it on a low heat to stay warm, stack a load of disposable bowls next to it, and let people help themselves. On a table I would do a load of salads, bread sticks, hummus etc perhaps a cheese board? wouldn't bother with rice (too dodgy) and then a party table with little kids stuff on it and the cakes.
Label everything so vegies / vegans / GF know whats ok for them to have, have a drink and relax Smile

MattDillonsPants · 04/03/2016 13:10

It's hot here so I don't want big jacket potatoes and I hate chilli....

Salads are all sorted as is bread etc. No cheese in this heat. Thanks veryone.

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