Christmas at the Burrow Party (Harry Potter)
I had posted awhile ago I think about having a Christmas in July party this summer.Well I also wanted to have a Harry Potter party also since the last movie is coming out in July.Well I realized I couldn't afford to have both of them.So I decided to combine the two parties and I am calling it Christmas at the Burrow.(For non-Harry Potter fans,the Burrow is the Weasley's home).And I wanna decorate and make my house be like the Burrow would be at Christmas...I am pretty good on decorations so far,I am just having trouble on food.Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!Can't wait to see what you people come up with.
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Jelly Belly makes jelly beans that have the same concept as the beans in HP (Bertie Botts?? It's been a long time since reading HP). There are two flavors that are used for each color (black =skunk/black licorice) so you never know which one you are going to get. My mother-in-law put them in everyone's stocking one year and it was pretty entertaining to watch those who chose to partake in them.
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I recall years ago seeing a woman on a chat show (Rosie O"Donnell, I think) who had concocted recipes for things like butterbeer. The spread displayed was clearly intended to appeal to kids. She had a cookbook of these recipes, I believe.
Here is a more recent one: http://www.amazon.com/Unofficial-Harr...
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I'm just trying to remember all the food that was on the table when they first came to Hogwart's and have a feast. Maybe if you popped the movie in the player, you could look at what they're eating?
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This link my be helpful:
Food and Drink in the Potter Universe
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Treacle tart is a must, roast beef/ chicken with potatoes, green beans and salad would be good. Mrs. Weasley always sends mince pie and chocolate fudge for Harry if they are at Hogwarts. This are the foods usually mentioned in the book. You can also try making butter-beer.
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re: Slimpup85
Treacle is similar to molasses. Golden syrup is an inverted sugar syrup - a bit like corn syrup or a pale treacle if you will. You should be able to find it online if your supermarket doesn't stock it. The iconic brand is Lyles.
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re: Slimpup85
In the areas I've lived in in the US, I have been able to find Lyle's golden syrup in supermarkets. It's a cane syrup with a bit of caramel flavor, and much more flavorful than light corn syrup. You can buy it from many vendors on Amazon; here is one: http://www.amazon.com/Tate-Lyles-Gold...
Treacle, I haven't seen in US supermarkets, though I imagine the stores here and there specializing inBritish foods might carry it. You can buy it through Amazon vendors, too, or sub non-blackstrap molasses.
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