Menu ideas for a Winter Stolstice party?

[Anonymous]

I'm thinking of an indoor/outdoor open house with a fire pit, s'mores, cider and beer. Maybe also mulled wine. Any suggestions for other food? Maybe a vegetarian chili?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm thinking of an indoor/outdoor open house with a fire pit, s'mores, cider and beer. Maybe also mulled wine. Any suggestions for other food? Maybe a vegetarian chili?

"Stolstice"? Definitely Stoli vodka.

[Anonymous]

Whoops. Meant solstice. Hold the vodka.

[Anonymous]

Go rustic -

Vegetarian chili
Kale Salad
Roasted vegetables
Bread and cheese

[Anonymous]

In my group, latkas are very popular winter solstice food since everyone likes them. It started from one Jewish friend, but carried on so that in this group of friends, they are available regardless of who hosts the winter holiday party.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In my group, latkas are very popular winter solstice food since everyone likes them. It started from one Jewish friend, but carried on so that in this group of friends, they are available regardless of who hosts the winter holiday party.

This is an awesome idea. May I please be invited? I will bring warm homemade applesauce to serve with these.

[Anonymous]

Mead

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my group, latkas are very popular winter solstice food since everyone likes them. It started from one Jewish friend, but carried on so that in this group of friends, they are available regardless of who hosts the winter holiday party.

This is an awesome idea. May I please be invited? I will bring warm homemade applesauce to serve with these.

And apple pie and apple tarts.

Mulled wine. Hot spiced apple cider.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my group, latkas are very popular winter solstice food since everyone likes them. It started from one Jewish friend, but carried on so that in this group of friends, they are available regardless of who hosts the winter holiday party.

This is an awesome idea. May I please be invited? I will bring warm homemade applesauce to serve with these.

YES! Another non Jew here who loves latkes with applesauce! I have such a craving for them I might run out now and get some to make tonight.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whoops. Meant solstice. Hold the vodka.

Don't hold the vodka. Make Jolly Rancher candy vodka for shots or to pour in small bottles as gifts.

[Anonymous]

A pig on a spit:
http://research.uvu.edu/mcdonald/Anglo-Saxon/paganfestivals/yule.html

If you go with a kale salad, make sure it's baby kale.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whoops. Meant solstice. Hold the vodka.

Don't hold the vodka. Make Jolly Rancher candy vodka for shots or to pour in small bottles as gifts.

Ugh, don't make this a party gift unless you are in Daytona for spring break.

[Anonymous]

Fondue! Raclette!

[Anonymous]

snow cones
That candy that looks like "ice" (on a stick)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:In my group, latkas are very popular winter solstice food since everyone likes them. It started from one Jewish friend, but carried on so that in this group of friends, they are available regardless of who hosts the winter holiday party.

This is an awesome idea. May I please be invited? I will bring warm homemade applesauce to serve with these.

I would, but unfortunately, I'm not hosting this year. Oddly enough, this year is being hosted by the Jewish friend who started this. I'll have an extra latke in honor of DCUM (okay, twist my arm!)