One sure fire way to have a great night out with friends is to add some karaoke to your party. Today I have my karaoke partner, Rebecca, in the kitchen with me to bang out a delicious spread of finger foods. For dipping the veggies and chips, we’re mixing up my Caramelized Bacon and Onion Dip. It’s cool, creamy and perfect for crudité! Fried Coconut Shrimp and Maple-Spiced Kettle Corn are easy bites between songs and my Lychee Martinis aid in some liquid courage.
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Tags: caramelized bacon and onion dip, coconut shrimp, lychee martini, maple-spiced kettle corn, party food
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January 2, 2012 at 5:41 pm
Who is Rebecca? She is a doll!
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Dalton tknhis they made sure to add face features like mine because I love the show so much!
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Hi Sue, Whole wheat flour absorbs more liuqid than all purpose flour, so you will need to add a bit more milk to make up for the difference, otherwise the muffins will turn out really dry. Hope that helps.