One might think that we'd opt for simple recipes like corn dogs or ants on a log. (But I guess we're not 5 years old either?) But no, we got all fancy. On the miniature menu:
- Fried chicken and waffles
- Individual chicken pot pies (that's the roll-looking thing with cheesy goodness on top!)
- Brie and fig wrapped in some sort of croissant dough
- Mini wedge salads (that's what I brought; I figured a veggie option might be refreshing)
- Sweet potato goodness wrapped in some sort of amazing dough
- Two types of stuffed mushrooms
- Apple tarts (dessert seen below)
P.S. Contrary to back-to-back dance-related posts, I actually don't crazy dance every single day. Usually only like 4 days a week :)
P.P.S. Next theme: Family recipes! Mom, Dad, what should I make?!
Oh my gosh, why do mini foods taste so much better than regular foods?! I have not heard of this dance, I feel out of the loop, I'm off to put it into YouTube...
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Enjoy your night...
That looks yummy.
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