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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Happy back to school! I'd love to host some of the kids' friends' parents over for dinners. 
In my ideal world is that I have that "go to" dinner party meal for 8-ish people, including 4 kids. Easy, delicious, kids will (well, not one of mine; she eats only fruit and popcorn, sigh) eat it.

Do you have one of these? What's your menu?

(yes, this may have been asked before, but people change their menus ;) )

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We always have meals like that catered. No one really wants to eat food that is not professionally and sanitarily prepared. I know I sure would not at your house.[/quote]

Are people really this uptight? They won’t eat home cooked meals at the homes of friends?[/quote]

DP. I'm not worried about the germs. I just don't want to pretend the food is good if it's not. I hate that.

Or just put out some heavy apps.[/quote].

This is a weird take. I'm a good cook. My food is better than most catering. [/quote]
+1 There’s nothing better than a dinner party with good home-cooked food.

We had a few people over last week and I set up my usual taco bar options.
Carnitas using this variation on Roberto Santibanez’s recipe: https://idiotskitchen.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Carnitas.pdf 
Shredded chicken.
Homemade pico de gallo and guacamole.
Shredded cabbage.
Chopped onion.
Chopped cilantro.
Corn and flour tortillas.
Cheese and sour cream.

I’d doubled the carnitas recipe because we had a couple of teen athletes in the bunch, and there was nothing left of it at the end. 
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