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Rock Your Premiere Party!

In honor of the upcoming premiere of Game of Thrones on HBO, we have put together a selection of foods that would be ideal for any premiere party.  We’ve included a selection of full recipes for those willing to try their hands in the kitchen, but also provided a “fake it” option for those with less time for or inclination towards preparation.

Make It!

In  this category, we’ve thrown out a bunch of options, and will leave the decisions to you!  You can choose to make one thing, or all of them (if you’re feeding an army).  Options are listed in order from left to right, more difficult to easier.

♦ A Full Dornish Dinner ♦

Stuffed Grapeleaves  ♦ Flatbread ♦ Olives and Feta

Honeyed Chicken ♦ Skewered Lamb/Goat/Beef ♦ Pork Pies

Cream Swans ♦ Lemon Cakes ♦ Spiced Honey Biscuits ♦ Baked Apples

Southron Mulled Wine  ♦  Mead

Fake It!

For this category, we have listed all the easy food stuffs you can get at most stores, and put together for your guests to nibble on.  Think of it as a tasty wayfarer’s meal, eaten on The King’s Road, between Winterfell and King’s Landing.

Loaf of Rustic Bread  ♦  Variety of cheeses (cheddar, brie, chevre, etc.)  ♦  Pickles

Big Bunch of Grapes  ♦  Slices of Blood Oranges,  Pears, and Apples in Lemon Juice

Pita and Hummus  ♦ Variety of Olives ♦ Packaged Stuffed Grape Leaves

Store-bought Rotisserie Chicken  ♦  Pre-marinated Shish Kebab Skewers

 Mead ♦ Wine  ♦ Cider  ♦  Ale

 NOTE: The trick to faking it effectively is purchasing high quality ingredients and presenting them well.  Consider visiting Whole Foods. If you want to feel like you are at Winterfell, the bread needs to be crusty and authentic and the cheese should come from some small farm in Vermont.  Serve on your largest wooden cutting board, with your most rustic looking knife.

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7 Responses

  1. Kenny says
    April 15, 2011 at 11:26 pm

    You two are the biggest nerds in the western lands.

    That being said, I’m glad that I’m not the only one who found my stomach rumbling while reading A Game of Thrones… and most of this stuff looks fantastic.

    Affectionately yours,
    ko

    Reply
  2. duckchick says
    April 16, 2011 at 7:07 am

    Thank you for these!!

    Reply
  3. Aaron Miller says
    April 16, 2011 at 10:40 pm

    thanks for the blog! perfect for our party tomorrow night. have fun as well!

    Reply
  4. Chris says
    April 18, 2011 at 12:32 am

    … The menu was spot on! I broke my normal protocol, which states you do not serve to others what you have not made yourself… Bottom line, the spread was epic, and everybody was full, and happy!!!

    Reply
    • Needs Mead says
      April 18, 2011 at 12:34 am

      Awesome. I’m glad you took a chance with us, and that the risk paid off! Sounds like your premiere was a hit!

      Reply
  5. Nessa says
    April 21, 2011 at 9:43 am

    Made the baked apples just the other day – (modern) – but substituted this stuff:
    http://www.knipschildt.net/noix-au-bordeaux–walnuts-in-red-wine.html
    for the spices and nuts. Added golden raisins and a handful of brown sugar, mixed well, stuffed well, baked.

    You guys have to try it.

    Reply
    • ChoppedGinger says
      April 21, 2011 at 2:48 pm

      Nessa, that sounds AWESOME. We’ll definitely be trying that!

      Reply

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