I bet using a grands layers biscut cut into 1/4 and pulled apart and put some jam in and cover would be a great little sweet bite. Or use a little smokie in the middle. Or some ham and cheese in the pocket and fill the cup with some eggs beaten or to be lazy use egg beaters for mini omelets.
Party Grill
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polkanut
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How about doing rumaki, aka water chestnuts wrapped in bacon, in each individual cavity?
Sounds good
Your Rumaki suggestion is ultra-creative. Love it. And it seems healthier than the breaded appetizer variety.
Your Rumaki suggestion is ultra-creative. Love it. And it seems healthier than the breaded appetizer variety.
Sunbeam "Party Grill"
Along with countless other similar appliances were produced during the heyday of hte post-war boom of the 1950's through 1960's (roughly) when everyone was moving to the suburbs and "entertaining".
Appetisers before dinner parties, pool parties, cocktail parties, and the rest where "finger foods" were popular. Probably tons were given to new brides or housewives to be used for preparing "things on sticks" and so forth for family events to those dinners one was supposed to give in order to push hubby's career.
More often than not the things were used once, if at all, then consigned to attics or storerooms. Hence all those NIB units that pop up on fleaPay, thrifts and estate sales.
Along with countless other similar appliances were produced during the heyday of hte post-war boom of the 1950's through 1960's (roughly) when everyone was moving to the suburbs and "entertaining".
Appetisers before dinner parties, pool parties, cocktail parties, and the rest where "finger foods" were popular. Probably tons were given to new brides or housewives to be used for preparing "things on sticks" and so forth for family events to those dinners one was supposed to give in order to push hubby's career.
More often than not the things were used once, if at all, then consigned to attics or storerooms. Hence all those NIB units that pop up on fleaPay, thrifts and estate sales.
