Even if you don't live in the South, you can still gather your friends for a Derby Day Party. Start with one of these invites from PAPERLESS POST
Roses in a vintage trophy for the centerpiece
Cocktail Napkins for the event can be found HERE
For cocktail nibbles - Toasted Pecans RECIPE
And Baked Brie RECIPE
Ham and Biscuits RECIPE
And a southern classic - Baby Hot Browns RECIPE
A Bib Green Salad with Avocado RECIPE
And Bourbon Truffles RECIPE
Now off to the races!
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Yum, yum, yum - I'd be racing for the finish line for these!
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Oh my lord...probably not a great idea coming here to drool over this post...not only am I on a diet but being originally from the south and growing up having a mother and grandmother who regularly made many of these these heavenly concoctions.....made the memories flood back especially the toasted pecans and baked brie....the best!!!!! I still make both when I entertain....but have NO willpower and rendeer myself helpless against both. Wonderful post.....
ReplyDeleteThis menu is seriously tdf! YUM!
ReplyDeleteI'm usually driving through Kentucky around Derby Day and always wishing I could stop and smell the roses while sipping a mint julep.
ReplyDeletexo Cathy
You throw the BEST parties!!! Lucky for me, a couple originally from Kentucky host the best Derby party each year. Hats encouraged, mint juleps flowing, multiple big screens set up outside, friendly betting (I won 2 years ago!) and even Kentucky fried chicken is served (with a wink, of course).
ReplyDeleteHope you're doing something fabulous for the day!
xo E
YUMO!!! I just told Elizabeth at Pretty pink tulips I would love to go to the derby and wear a pretty pink floppy hat and eat all of this delicious food would be a huge plus!! Kathysue
ReplyDeleteI need to show my Kentucky Derby glasses!
ReplyDeleteWinning party tips!
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