Rodney Myrvaagnes wrote:
> On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 13:09:10 -0000, "Horse"
> > wrote:
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>>I have to cook a meal for three other couples I.e. 8 people.. 2 of them are
>>professional chefs and the other is a keen amateur.. they have all cooked
>>beef in some form when we went to their houses.
>
> Do something you like very much, both to cook and to eat. Don't try
> new experiments on guests.

I agree. Make something you *know* is going to come out well. In my
experience "food" people tend to like good quality food that is well
prepared. It doesn't always have to be fancy or exotic. If you must try
something new, pair it with simple, classic side dishes that are easy
for you to prepare so that you can concentrate on your specialty dish.



Dawn