When the holidays roll around and you’re asked to a party, do you usually say, “What can I bring?” And what if you don’t usually cook, or can’t cook. And maybe your budget is overextended as it is. That’s when you might think Party Tray. And if you know how to assemble a Cheap Holiday Party Tray, all your problems are solved. At least the “what to bring” option is.
Cheap Holiday Party Tray
So last week I posted Philly Cheesesteak Sliders (in honor of the Philadelphia Eagles – that’s before I knew how badly our Vikings were going to be trounced!) This week, I thought what the heck. New England Clam Chowder was in order to represent the New England Patriots. For the Superbowl, eh? You betcha. We’re hosting it in Minneapolis this year, so that’s exciting. And whether the Eagles or the Patriots win, you’ll have a win if you serve this New England Clam Chowder.
New England Clam Chowder – make this as thick or as thin as you’d like, very easily!
These lovely little crackers first came onto my radar from Elaine at Foodbod. While I do eat some grains and pasta, I’m always trying to limit those, and Elaine has been an inspiration to me. I suppose I could have just posted a link to her crackers, but that would just be a bit too easy, and I do like to tell a story! And I selfishly wanted them here on my blog so I wouldn’t have to look them up!
Nut & Seed Crackers