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Cooking party tips?

Asked by princessa (113points) February 21st, 2010

Ok so this isn’t a boring, baby, cooking party. Everybody is going to have a partner. Each pair will get a different secret ingredient and they will make whatever they want with that secret ingredient they recieve. And that pair with present it to the other pairs and the parents. And they will present how to do it. Sort of like a cooking show but instead of like Racheal Ray it will be like two 9–13 year old girls in front of other girls as the audience. It will be really fun! They get to make whatever they want and each pair will have a turn to go up and present their stuff. And it’s a sleepover. So please give me some tips.What the secret ingredients could be (just dessert stuff), games we could play during the sleepover portion of the party (nothing innapropriate. there is gonna be a 3 year old girl and a 5 year old girl. Plus we are not innapropriate people), any games we could play, ideas for the invitations, foods for the actual dinner, i would enjoy some drink recipes, just anything you can find!! Thank you so much! I know this a lot to ask for but I really want this party to be perfect!! And please dont say ’‘do the research yourself’’ because at this very moment that you are reading this sentence I am probably on google or something looking. Ok thanks again!

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lilikoi's avatar

OMG woman, paragraphs were invented for a reason.

Check out allrecipes.com. Been using it for years and it has served me well.

janbb's avatar

Secret Ingredients

chocolate chips
ready whip or real whipping cream
honey
oatmeal
ripe bananas
brown sugar
Skor bits or Heath bar bits

Dinner menu

Lasagna
Garlic bread
Salad

Games

1. Each girl writes down how her parents met and the others have to guess whose parents it is.
2. Tell 5 things about yourself; 4 true and one lie. Others have to guess which is the lie.

Seek's avatar

Holy jaysus.

If I’m reading this correctly, you’re going to give a bunch of ‘tweens free reign in your kitchen for a whole night?

This would be scary enough with a group of adults in a fully-stocked Iron Chef arena.

Perhaps it might be nicer (to your kitchen, to your monthly food budget, to whoever has to do the washing-up) to do something more directed, like a “Super Ice-Cream Sundae Competition”. At least in that case there aren’t hot ovens and frying pans involved.

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