KitchenAid KPFP850OB Instruction Manual - Page 36

Preparation, Serving

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APPETIZER PREPARATION AND SERVING SUGGESTIONS • When planning your menu, select an assortment of both hot and cold appetizers. • It's always wise to select as many make-ahead recipes as possible. • At minimum, plan on preparing 4 appetizers per guest per hour. • Set out serving dishes and platters needed for each menu item well in advance of your event. • Bake your appetizers in batches, so fresh, warm hors d'oeuvres will always be available. • For recipes calling for cooked chicken, consider: - purchasing broasted chicken from the deli - steaming, poaching, or grilling chicken breasts or thighs - using prepared or packaged chicken strips or cubes • To keep your hors d'oeuvres at the proper serving temperature, consider using slow cookers, heated chafing dishes, ice baths, and so forth. • When you're serving exotic or unfamiliar appetizers, label them with decorative place cards on the buffet table. Consider including a short story or explanation of the history, ingredients, or special preparation that went into their creation. 34

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To keep your hors d'oeuvres at the proper serving temperature,
consider using slow cookers, heated chafing dishes, ice baths, and
so forth.
When you’re serving exotic or unfamiliar appetizers, label them
with decorative place cards on the buffet table. Consider
including a short story or explanation of the history, ingredients,
or special preparation that went into their creation.
When planning your menu, select an assortment of both hot and
cold appetizers.
It’s always wise to select as many make-ahead recipes as possible.
At minimum, plan on preparing 4 appetizers per guest per hour.
Set out serving dishes and platters needed for each menu item
well in advance of your event.
Bake your appetizers in batches, so fresh, warm hors d'oeuvres
will always be available.
For recipes calling for cooked chicken, consider:
– purchasing broasted chicken from the deli
– steaming, poaching, or grilling chicken breasts or thighs
– using prepared or packaged chicken strips or cubes
APPETIZER
PREPARATION
AND
SERVING
SUGGESTIONS