Sunday, February 19, 2012

Take a Peek at a Roaring 2O's Party

Tortellini Salad with Artichoke Hearts, Dried Tomato, Olives and Fresh Mozzerella. Platter with deli meats. Photo RFontes

 My very creative friend Chris planned a fun party for her fathers birthday. She chose a Roaring 20's theme, booked a casino, and did an amazing job with period decorations. The guests arrived in terrific costumes, ready to roar!
Chris created dramatic decor areas









     


Look how great these ladies look in their 20's finery!                                                                                
Together with her family, Chris put together a menu and prepared dishes for a casual, easy to nosh on, buffet.


Sausage En Croute served with flavored mustard's. Platter with Puff Pastry Straws and Blistered Grape Tomatoes.  Photo: RFontes-Fresh Ideas

Handmade sausage wrapped in pastry before slicing. Photo RFontes
 My part was easy, I made the Tortellini Salad. Handmade sausage wrapped in pastry, Bruschetta Pomodorro, Chicken Satay and Grilled Sausage Skewers with peppers and onions.

Sausage Skewers ready for the grill. Photo RFontes, Fresh Ideas




Classic Pomodoro, served with fresh ciabatta toasted and rubbed with garlic. Photo RFontes
Adding some space onto your home to keep guests warm and cozy is easy. A party rental company can turn your backyard into another room.

Casino table gets it's own room
Chris turned her parents parlor into a classy casino.




The buffet was set in the kitchen for simple service.
Guests entered from the alley, into a fun "speakeasy" secret knock...and all!

4 comments:

Renee Weir- Fontes said...

Don't forget the bathtub gin!

Shelly Borrell said...

Hi Renee. I love the party idea. And love all the photos on your blog!!! Many make me want to be there. I'm inspired to work on my photography. And thanks for your comments on my blog too. I do plan to enter Fruit Gems in Confections this year. I wasn't sure if they fit into a catagory but looked it up and "Other" works for me. You do a lot of cool stuff here and I like the feel of your event pics.

Nancie McDermott said...

This makes me happy. The image of the uncut sausage-in-pastry makes me hungry, but the photos of the flapper-crew ready to party, and of the quiet, carefully prepared rooms, ready for people to stir in the energy, noise, and joy, those make me deeply happy.

Renee Weir- Fontes said...

Thank you Shelly, your blog, Nibbles and Tidbits... is a nice place to get great foodie news and views! Nancie, Thanks so much, I love helping with special parties!