What things should I cook for a Bonfire Night Party.?!
Answers: To please kids and adults.
Baked Potatoes cooked in the fire served with lashings of butter, and sausages cooked in the fire as well. Maybe some mulled wine and mince pies to pre-empt Christmas. It'll be dark outside so nothing too complicated to manage on a paper plate.
And beer, of course, for the people in charge of the fireworks - have fun!
Bangers of course
we always have pumpkin soup! the kids can carve the face in the pumpkins and hang them outside while the adults can enjoy the lovely warm soup! an all round winner!
bacon, ham, hot dogs, salami and more bacon
stick some spuds in the bottom of the fire, wrap in tinfoil, only for half hour
hot dogs over the fire, smores, taco dip, pasta salad, veggies and dip, chips, cheesy potatoes, corn on the cob.
Around here there is a cake called Parkin which is traditional at this time of year. It's superb stuff - my grandma used to make it when we were kids. I have no idea how to make it though.
Meat and potato pie ,Parkin,Treacle toffee,Hot dogs with onions.
make like hotdogs for kids and some hamburgers for adults
hotdogs r easy..u can put them on hangers and a bonfire is not complete without s'mores...
Just simple things....like hot dogs, hamburgers, potato salad, get some marshmallows maybe, chips, maybe some chicken, cheap steaks hope that helps
keep it simple i allways make sandwiches lay them out or lite a bbq if the weather is good and not raining
hot dogs with onions for bonfire night with toffee apples for afters
Nothing too fancy, BBQ food and a buffet.
Same as a barbie really... Hot dogs, burgers. baked potatoes, perhaps chicken bits, bit of salad, rolls or baps, snacks , crisps, beer , coke, wine. pop, fruit juice, gateaux possibly.. whatever you fancy...
Baked potatoes with tons of butter and baked beans and hot sweet stewed tea. Always works for me.
Unless you can do a hog roast.
Oh and sweet chestnuts.
And hot spicey soup.
We always have pork pie and mushy peas, haven't seen anyone say that yet so maybe it's a Yorkshire thing??
jacket potatoes, roasted chestnuts and lots of hot soup
jacket potatoes
hot dogs
soup
set out stuff to make hotdogs
and get sticks or hotdog fork things
and let them make it themselves.
they can just stick it in the fire.
Like other suggestion, I would go with some baked spuds, but I would also do a big pot of beef chili. Easy to prep in advance and is good and warming for all.
We're doing the same thing so have found this question interesting... but most peole seem to suggest what we were going to do anyway...
Pumpkin and garlic soup, spicy corn chowder, sticky sausages with caramelised onions, and Jacket potatoes with curry.
And chocolate brownies and toffee apples after!
James martin makes a fab curried parsnip soup, it can be found on the bbc food site.
Also if u go on goodfoodmag.co.uk and search julie waters recipes she did an article for bonfire night
We will be doing hot dogs and baked potatoes and maybe burgers.
marshmallows
Mmmm, lets see, what do you usually put on a bonfire to cook, hah,har I have it, a catholic, usually by the name of Guido Fawkes. a good substitute is bangers (edible ones of course) baked potatoes, corn on the cob, skewers of different meats all good eating on a cold November night.
Black Peas,
Baked Potatoes,
Toffee Apples,
Parkin,
Treacle Toffee,
Meat & Potato Pie,
Soup,
Mushy Peas,
burgers x