Need ideas for food to bring to friend's party
glossbones
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I'm going to be spending most of the day tomorrow at a friend's house, watching movie marathons and hanging out. She already mentioned "Pizza and popcorn" and I told her don't worry about me, I'll bring my own food.
What would you recommend for food that would travel well, and can be heated up quickly or kept in a crock pot?
Suddenly I'm at a recipe loss!
What would you recommend for food that would travel well, and can be heated up quickly or kept in a crock pot?
Suddenly I'm at a recipe loss!
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I eat this stuff with a spoon:
http://www.food.com/recipe/crock-pot-cream-cheese-sausage-dip-361663
Cheese balls work, too.
You could also do meat rollups - either roll deli meats in lettuce, or use the meat as the roll. Add your favorite fillings -- mayo, cream cheese, avocado, etc.
Pork rinds or cracklings. Toasted pumpkin or squash seeds tossed in butter.
Your own pizza, with cheese for a crust (could make the crust ahead of time, then make the pizza while you're there or something):
http://www.fathead-movie.com/index.php/2013/06/30/weekend-bonus-the-older-brothers-oldest-sons-faux-carb-pizza/0 -
How about some bean-less chili with some cheese to sprinkle on top or some meatballs in a low carb sauce.
http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/2013/05/carolina-bbq-meatballs-low-carb-gluten-free.html
I think I need to try making this myself, yummy0 -
I have started taking a shrimp cocktail tray from costco. It's a hit and a treat for me.0
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mollyswatkins wrote: »I have started taking a shrimp cocktail tray from costco. It's a hit and a treat for me.
@mollyswatkins Just be careful of the sugars in the cocktail sauce. Some are utterly ridiculous! I go for a spicier one or make my own... You could make a LCHF friendly "spicy" one and provide it as an "option" for everyone... LOL0 -
Meatballs or lil' smoky-type dishes would keep nice in a crockpot on warm
Pork rinds for snacking (but the calories add up fast)
Probably best to focus on an actual meal though rather than just planning on munchies.0 -
Thanks everyone! These are some great options!
@kirkor I agree it's better not to gnaw all day, I will try to just have a "meal" (in quotes because everyone looks at my plate like I forgot something to legitimize it!) when I get hungry.0 -
Ohhhhh man that fathead pizza is gooooood. With the ingredients I used, it came out to just under 5g C, 1g S, 10g P, and I think 7g F. Of course MFP didn't account for me using the bacon grease..0
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octobubbles wrote: »Ohhhhh man that fathead pizza is gooooood. With the ingredients I used, it came out to just under 5g C, 1g S, 10g P, and I think 7g F. Of course MFP didn't account for me using the bacon grease..
It really is good! I can't stop at one slice though!
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I love rolling up mini kosher pickles in ham....with or without cream cheese.0
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octobubbles wrote: »Ohhhhh man that fathead pizza is gooooood. With the ingredients I used, it came out to just under 5g C, 1g S, 10g P, and I think 7g F. Of course MFP didn't account for me using the bacon grease..
What toppings did you choose?
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I went with bacon (I think about 5 strips chopped to cover the whole pie), garlic (3 cloves), and mushrooms (1/2 cup)0
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