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Beach themed food


Question Posted Tuesday July 25 2006, 10:10 pm

I'm having a beach themed bday party for a friend whos turning 26. I want to make a rum cake and maybe grill some lime chicken w/ rice, and have a fruit tray with pineapples and mangoes and coconuts but I need some more ideas. I don't have a good recipe for a rum cake(neither does my granny). If anybody has any ideas for beach themed food-I need some, the party is in 2 weeks!
Oh, also, if I chose to do the rice pilaf thing, how do I buy it and prepare it for about 10-15 people??? I'm no cook and I'm clueless.


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orphans answered Friday July 28 2006, 10:23 pm:
A great drink you could use for this party is called a Hurricane. This is a recipe for one person:

120 ml orange juice
120 ml sour mix
20 ml passionfruit syrup
a dash of grenadine

Build over plenty of ice in a highball glass.
Decorate with a lime or orange slice.

Stir before drinking it.

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This is a Virgin form of the drink, the alcoholic virgin has rum in it. If you want to make a rum cake, you could use some rum but I don't know if you want too much of it, so I gave you the Virgin form. www.drinkalizer.com also has the alcoholic version of this drink.

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lulabelle answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 11:22 pm:
I have a couple of websites below for you. One has several rum cake recipes to choose from. The other has some different recipes that should be fun for you at a party. I have a couple of dips that I have had at parties that people always love.



The first one is a spinach and artichoke dip
2 C parmesan Cheese
2 C Mayonnaise
2 C frozen chopped spinach thawed
2 jars of marinated artichoke hearts



Open the artichoke jars and remove all the hard chewy parts of the artichoke and throw out. Then chop the artichokes into small bite size pieces. Then mix all the other ingredients together, put into a small baking dish and bake at 350 degrees until it browns on top and is bubbly. Serve w/your favorite chips or crackers. I also add garlic sometimes because I love it.



You may want to have enough ingredients on hand to make more because people do love it and it will be gone before you know it. This happens to be the original spinach artichoke dip recipe that now restaurants are copying and making a little different so that it is their own.



Weeping Salad



1 head of lettuce
Mayonnaise
1 sweet onion
sugar
1 carton frozen peas, cooked
Swiss cheese or parmesan cheese
crumbled bacon



In large salad bowl, place layer of lettuce broken into small chunks; spread spoonfuls of mayonnaise over it. Add layer of paper thin slices of onion; sprinkle lightly w/sugar. add layer of peas; then layer of Swiss cheese cut into strips/or cover w/ parmesan cheese, repeat layers until bowl is full. Use no Salt or pepper. Do not toss. Place in refrigerator two hours or over night (this one is great because you can make it a day ahead as long as you make sure the mayo is completely covering everything). The sugar causes the onion to "weep" and this, w/ mayonnaise, makes the dressing. When ready to serve, cover salad w/ crumbled bacon, toss and serve.




Border Buttermilk



1-6 oz. can frozen lemonade concentrate
1 lemonade can tequila



put into a blender filled w/crushed ice and blend at high speed until smooth, frothy and milky looking.



Key Lime Pie



1 can of condensed milk
4-6 limes (Since you can't get Key Limes regular limes will do)
2 eggs separated



Mix the milk limes and egg yolks together in a bowl. Get a gram cracker crust from the store and place the mixture in the crust. Beat the egg whites until stiff, meringue, and spread it over the pie mixture. Pop it in the over and brown the meringue, put in the refrigerator for two hours and it's done. I also make it w/o the eggs and put canned whipped cream around the edges and simply pop it in the refrigerator. This is the original Key Lime Recipe for the Florida Keys. It's the simplest you can't mess it up and it's the best pie you can make.




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Have Fun!


Namaste!



LULABELLE

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BExJEAL0US answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 10:43 pm:
here`s a good recipe for a rum cake;;

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a few months ago, my cheerleading team had a beach-themed party to celebrate us winning nationals, and we had these really good peach and mango smoothies. here`s a recipe;;

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also, you can try pina colada`s, or like a coconut daquiri? lol

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uisforukelele answered Tuesday July 25 2006, 10:43 pm:
in my opinion, the tortuga rum cake company makes the best rum cakes out there. they're really popular in the cayman islands. if i were you, i would order a few big cakes online ([Link](Mouse over link to see full location)) instead of having to go through cooking them. you won't have to worry about them spoiling because they're good for about a year. my favorite flavors are the original, banana, coconut, and pineapple. for about 10-15 people i would order two 33 oz. cakes because they're big and really filling (they're delish). personally i think that grilling chicken kabobs would be a good idea too. you just put chunks of chicken and pineapple on skewers, grill them, and voila! instant good food. you might even want to add some jamaican jerk seasoning to the chicken (you can find it at the grocery store, it adds a little kick to the chicken). if all else fails, stick with the fruit tray because nobody can resist a fruit tray :)

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