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European buffet ideas
Hi everyone. So i'm holding a eurovision party in three weeks time and i am putting on a buffet. My idea is to have finger food from as many european countries as possible.
I already have some ideas: Cyprus - haloumi cheese Germany - sausage Greece - salad Italy - pizza Sweden - meetballs Belgium - waffles I want to be able to buy the food in supermarkets or have a simple recipe Can anyone think of food associations with any the following countries?: Austria Czech republic Bulgaria Finland Albania Bosnia & Herzegovina Estonia FYR Macedonia Georgia Hungary Iceland Ireland Israel Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Malta Moldova Montenegro Portugal San Marino Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom Spain Russia Romania Netherlands Norway Poland France Denmark Croatia Belarus Azerbaijan Armenia |
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Blinis, manchego cheese with olives
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Thanks. I have this so far
France – Quiche Ireland – Soda bread Spain – Chorizo with peppers Belgium – Waffles Italy – Pizza Cyprus – Haloumi cheese German – Sausage Greece – Salad Swedish – Meatballs Holland – Bitterballen Austria – Apple strudel Croatia – Plum jam biscuits Norway – Pierogi Hungary - Pogácsa Russia – Blini with smoked salmon and sour cream |
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Swiss fondu.
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Cyprus and Croatia aren't in the Eurovision Song Contest 2014
Sounds a great idea though! |
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Eurovision is crap and is meant for countries that don't have proper music industries, we really shouldn't take it seriously in the UK.
Greece = Salad - what's that all about, when did Greece become famous for salad? |
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I flipping love Eurovision!
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If it's for Eurovision, you just need cheese for each country.........
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Paella for Spain.
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Reindeer meatballs or mini burgers for Finland.
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Eurovision is crap and is meant for countries that don't have proper music industries, we really shouldn't take it seriously in the UK.
Greece = Salad - what's that all about, when did Greece become famous for salad? Greek salad duh. Do you really think we take it seriously? No we do not. Look at the artists and songs that have participated for us the past few years. And stay away if you're not going to contribute anything to my question. |
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Thanks everybody else
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Greek salad duh.
Do you really think we take it seriously? No we do not. Look at the artists and songs that have participated for us the past few years. And stay away if you're not going to contribute anything to my question. And again, when did Greek Salad become a recognised dish? Try Moussaka, Kleftiko, Giro's, Stifado, Keftedes, Tzatziki, Taramasalata etc, etc. |
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Thanks everybody else
![]() ![]() I'm going with the obvious 'Pizza' for Italy too, because last time people tended to avoid the crazier foods - roll mops are banned this time around. I'm with you - having a piss-take party is far from 'taking it seriously'! I would add Swiss Roll to your list
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You're taking it seriously enough to hold a party in its honour.
And again, when did Greek Salad become a recognised dish? Try Moussaka, Kleftiko, Giro's, Stifado, Keftedes, Tzatziki, Taramasalata etc, etc. |
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