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One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Aren't nasty bourbons and scotches better as they age?

Ritterskoop wrote:Aren't nasty bourbons and scotches better as they age?

As Fred G. (the "G" is for "geriatric") Sanford would say, "...and three days for 7-Up!"

Ritterskoop wrote:Aren't nasty bourbons and scotches better as they age?

Excellent suggestion!

We'll have some bourbon there anyway because that's what Uncle Steve drinks. I'll make sure we get some that's aged to perfection.

No Lafrigerator, though. Tribe won't be there. . .

There are certain types of beef that are aged - so I'd go for that - it's the expensive stuff
though. Otherwise, not much you can eat other than cheese and drink the wine that's
aged.

I'd go for the finger foods that can be made ahead and served without much fuss. I have
lots of ideas I can send you if you like.

kayrharris wrote:There are certain types of beef that are aged - so I'd go for that - it's the expensive stuff
though. Otherwise, not much you can eat other than cheese and drink the wine that's
aged.

I'd go for the finger foods that can be made ahead and served without much fuss. I have
lots of ideas I can send you if you like.

Thanks, Kay, I'll let you know if Karyn needs more ideas. She's got a few standbys that her hubby is very fond of, so that's in the plan for now.

SportsFan68 wrote:One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Foods aged to indicate that he's turning 30?

How about green bananas and Blatz beer (aged on the trip up 1-25)?

Sisyphean Fan wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Foods aged to indicate that he's turning 30?

How about green bananas and Blatz beer (aged on the trip up 1-25)?

LOL!

I'll keep it in mind.

Grilled Cheese.

Period.

SportsFan68 wrote:One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Am I invited? I love parties!

Evil Squirrel wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Am I invited? I love parties!

Are you bringing the squirrel crisps?

I have always wanted to try Virginia ham. I understand they're aged about 4-6 months, and are supposed to be very tasty, if you like ham.

I don't know anything else aged, but chocolate goes with wine and cheese! Make some truffles! I have a great and easy recipe if you want it.

Oh. When I clicked on this thread, I thought it would be about me. --Bob

Bob78164 wrote:Oh. When I clicked on this thread, I thought it would be about me. --Bob

It said "perfection".

Evil Squirrel wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Am I invited? I love parties!

No! Good grief! Your restraining order says you have to stay outside the state!

Besides, I think you value that mangy fur and would prefer to keep it intact -- there will be about six canines there, ranging in size from Casey (about 20 pounds) to Chadow (about 80 pounds). There would soon be no squirrel fur on the premises, mangy or not...

sunflower wrote:I don't know anything else aged, but chocolate goes with wine and cheese! Make some truffles! I have a great and easy recipe if you want it.

Let there be chocolate!

There will be Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory chocolate -- yum!

clem21 wrote:Grilled Cheese.

Period.

Good grief, what an idea!

You musta been hanging around with ES again.

No grilled cheese.

SportsFan68 wrote:

sunflower wrote:I don't know anything else aged, but chocolate goes with wine and cheese! Make some truffles! I have a great and easy recipe if you want it.

Let there be chocolate!

There will be Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory chocolate -- yum!

What? No chocolate covered squirrel skrunk?

Estonut wrote:I have always wanted to try Virginia ham. I understand they're aged about 4-6 months, and are supposed to be very tasty, if you like ham.

Great idea! The guest of honor likes ham.

ulysses5019 wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:

sunflower wrote:I don't know anything else aged, but chocolate goes with wine and cheese! Make some truffles! I have a great and easy recipe if you want it.

Let there be chocolate!

There will be Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory chocolate -- yum!

What? No chocolate covered squirrel skrunk?

Whatever skrunk is, no.

It sounds awful. . .

SportsFan68 wrote:

clem21 wrote:Grilled Cheese.

Period.

Good grief, what an idea!

You musta been hanging around with ES again.

No grilled cheese.

I think clem has the right idea.

If these young whippersnappers think 30 is "aged to perfection", you should serve them a bunch of kiddie meals.




Or maybe make the party into a "Logan's Run" theme.

Carousel!

MarleysGh0st wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote:

clem21 wrote:Grilled Cheese.

Period.

Good grief, what an idea!

You musta been hanging around with ES again.

No grilled cheese.

I think clem has the right idea.

If these young whippersnappers think 30 is "aged to perfection", you should serve them a bunch of kiddie meals.




Or maybe make the party into a "Logan's Run" theme.

Carousel!

I like the idea of a "Logan's Run" party.

earendel wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:

SportsFan68 wrote: Good grief, what an idea!

You musta been hanging around with ES again.

No grilled cheese.

I think clem has the right idea.

If these young whippersnappers think 30 is "aged to perfection", you should serve them a bunch of kiddie meals.




Or maybe make the party into a "Logan's Run" theme.

Carousel!

I like the idea of a "Logan's Run" party.

Make sure you invite Wolverine.

SportsFan68 wrote:One of my young friends is throwing a birthday party for her hubby, who will turn 30 in about a month. The party will be at my house since I'm centrally located over about six counties and have a huge back yard for doggies. Her theme is aged to perfection, so of course wine and cheese will be served.

Any other suggestions for food/drink?

Soylent Green is always good.