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Amazing Medieval Party Ideas

Free Medieval Theme Recipe
Free Medieval Theme Menu
Free Medieval Food Label Cards
Free Medieval Name Cards
Free Medieval Party Game
Keep the guests moving, laughing, and entertained with these Medieval Party Ideas. Try creating a menu to match the party theme.

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Medieval PARTY SUPPLIES

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Medieval THEME RECIPE

Medieval Whisky Truffles

Delicious and attractive little Medieval Whisky Truffles are the perfect thing to give those quests and is perfect for any interesting presentation you might be preparing for, have fun making them and enjoy the creativity of this recipe. Ingredients:

1.5 lbs good quality plain chocolate
10 fl.oz. double cream
1 "small" glass whisky (original recipe says use malt whisky but I just
cannot bring myself to do this; I use 'Famous Grouse')

Instructions:

Bring cream to the boil. Remove from heat and add half the chocolate (broken up). Stir gently until chocolate melted and thouroughly mixed. Add the whisky and stir until well mixed in.

Transfer mixture to a metal bowl (I don't bother with this and just keep it all in the original saucepan) and place in a bowl of iced water. Beat with a wooden spoon until cool and thick.

Transfer mixture into piping bag and pipe into 2.5 cm rounds on sheet of greasproof paper. Place in fridge to firm up.

Remove from fridge and roll into balls (original recipe suggests dusting hands with icing sugar to prevent sticking but it doesn't seem to work). This is incredibly messy. Make sure you have a bowlful of hot water to plunge your hands into afterwards or else you'll end up with chocolate covered taps.

Keep balls on greaseproof paper and chill in fridge again until firm. I actually put mine in freezer section for about 1/2 hour

Melt the remaining chocolate. Try to do this with as little heat as possible or else the balls will rapidly disintegrate with the heat. Using small forks dip each ball into melted chocolate and cover thouroughly. Do each ball as fast as possible. The original recipe suggested rolling each ball in cocoa while the chocolate is still molten but I reckon this will cause ball breakdown due to the extra handling involved.

Eating and storage:

It is suggested that they improve if you keep them for a few days before eating. It is extremely difficult to verify this. In any case, keep in an airtight container in the fridge with a padlock on.

Yum-m-mmm that is all I had to say after trying these Medieval Whisky Truffles, they are fun and tasty. I had them at my best friends party the first time I came in contact with this recipe and I have obtained it and made it my own favorite specialty, Thanks a lot best friend Perfect recipes taste enjoyable with Medieval party supplies to surround the party mood with the theme.Chow down with a Murder Mystery recipe for an outdoor party.

FREE FOOD LABEL CARDS

Free Printable Medieval Buffet Food Label Cards
Use the free printable cards to match your Medieval party theme at the buffet table.

Medieval GAMES & Activities

MEDIEVAL MURDER MYSTERY: To host a medieval murder mystery game really isn’t that difficult and most of the work will be completed in the planning. You need to inform each guest of the part they will be playing and how to dress as well as the facts they need to know. One of the hosts should play the murdered character and wait in the banquet hall as though he or she were dead. You must make sure that all the guests arrive on time or start the murder mystery about an hour into the party. You can write your own murder mystery if you have the creativity and the time, or you could buy one. You could even base your murder mystery on a real story from medieval times although you may want to make sure there are no historians attending or this could ruin the party somewhat. Lots more Medieval party ideas here Theme Party Games. Also, check out the Survivor Party Ideas.

Medieval MENU IDEAS

Many people are looking for a new, more exciting party theme. Year after year of the same basic party can become a drag, so why not introduce some excitement with a Medieval themed party complete with medieval menu? Decorations and music can help set the mood, but the proper selection of dishes will put your medieval themed party over the top.

When one thinks medieval menu and drinks, mead may come to mind. This fermented honey water is still available in some regions. If this is not available, however, full-bodied red wines and ales also conjure up images of great feast days in medieval times. To keep the medieval feeling authentic, try throwing the party without utensils. This will be far easier if the medieval menu is planned accordingly. For an appetizer, skewer and slow roast pork kabobs. Turkey legs are a great choice for a utensil-free main course. Finish off the “hands-on” experience with a dessert of fruit kabobs and whipped cream or crème fraiche.

To create a great crème fraiche for your medieval menu, start with one cup of heavy whipping cream. Slowly bring the cream to around 105 degrees Fahrenheit in a medium saucepan. Remove from heat and stir in 1 tablespoon of buttermilk. Pour mixture into a large bowl and allow to stand in a warm place, covered by plastic wrap until thickened but still pourable. This process takes 24-36 hours. Stir and taste every 6-8 hours. The crème fraiche is ready when thick and has a slightly sour taste. Chill for several hours before serving. Crème fraiche can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 10 days before the party.

With preparation in advance of the holiday party, your guests can feast on a medieval menu while you oversee the party like the Lord or Lady of the house. By just adding even one simple food item to the menu will help create a complete Medieval theme party feeling.

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