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dytyna in food_porn

Joemas

Dec 20, 2006 11:29

hi there
My bf's birthday is christmas eve...so instead of celmebrating "Christmas", we're celebrating "Joemas" this year :) (His name is Joe)

anyways...i'm making a HUGE meal. like 6 courses. it's going to be one to remember (the guys Italian...he believes in like 3 dessert courses! :0 ) So, i have a pretty good idea of what im doing and it actually ( Read more... )

christmas, soup, cheese, recipe help, italian, sundried tomatoes, ham, fruit, melon

Comments 17

arrien December 20 2006, 16:59:31 UTC

#4 -

1 Jar marshmallow creme (Jet Puff)
1 can of Mandarin Oranges
1 8 oz tub cream cheese, softened
a bit of milk

Empty jar of marshmallow creme into large bowl. Drain JUICE ONLY of mandarin oranges into bowl, just a little at a time - don't add the whole can yet! Add some cream cheese and a bit of milk (1/2 tablespoon). Mix together well. Add more cream cheese or more mandarin orange juice or more milk as necessary. I don't measure - I just taste. you'll know when it's right!!

This dip is so yummy. I eat it with every kind of fruit. MMMM
And if you don't like the taste of mandarin oranges or want something a bit different, you can use the juice from marachino cherries instead of mandarin orange juice. YUM!

fruit dip gefiltebitch December 20 2006, 17:01:56 UTC

one container of whipped cream cheese
one container of similar size of vanila yogurt.

beat together, until well blended, and shove in your face.

Fruit Dip vidanova255 December 20 2006, 17:13:04 UTC

1 jar of Marshmallow Fluff
1 bar of cream cheese at room temperature.

Blend both ingredients with a mixer until blended. Very YUMMY! (it's my favorite fruit dip).

I agree it would be better to do melon slices rather than balls (too much work).

Re: Fruit Dip elizagoth December 20 2006, 17:55:22 UTC

The best fruit dip ever, imo. Delish with a nice apple (I like it with Pink Ladies), but amazing with strawberries and fresh pineapple too. :)

argyle_skull December 20 2006, 17:13:06 UTC

You can stick with the Italian theme and get some excellent wine cheeses. My favorite is Piave which is awesome with red. An aged Asiago or age Provolone are fantastic as well =)

dytyna December 20 2006, 17:22:49 UTC

ya i think im definitley doing piave ( any red you'd suggest?)

tytal December 20 2006, 18:49:21 UTC

La Crema, a pinot noir, is usually inoffensive to just about everyone. A nice chianti should go well with the asiago.

hostilemakeover December 20 2006, 17:16:27 UTC

Instead of cheesecake, why not do tiramisu?

dytyna December 20 2006, 17:22:10 UTC

lol
cuz He loves my cheescakes