The Drop-In
Tips
It might be 5:30 on a Friday night and friends have called to say they are dropping in, maybe the movie just sold out or you just landed a promotion and want to celebrate. Whatever the reason, here are some tips to make impromptu entertaining stress free…
- Make sure you always have some staples on hand (refer to our impromptu entertaining checklist below) including South Cape cheeses and crispbreads to accommodate last minute guests
- Put on some music and offer your guests a drink
- Create a cheese platter and join them for some good conversation
- For an impromptu meal consider a delicious bowl of pasta served with a salad. South Cape Persian Fetta is ideal tossed through warm pasta with some olives and fresh or sun-dried tomatoes. Serve with a crisp green salad.
Impromptu entertaining checklist
- Pasta is easy, quick and versatile so always keep an extra packet in the pantry.
- Other basics include balsamic vinegar, olive oil, South Cape Parmesan Cheese, olives, jars of sun-dried tomato and pesto.
- Always keep a tub of South Cape Persian Fetta in the fridge ‘on the ready’; it’s so versatile and can be used in a myriad of ways.
- Keep some South Cape Cheese Twists in the pantry – they are great eaten on their own and delicious when served with antipasto or dips.
- Dried fruit like dates, muscatels and apricots are great to have on stand-by and delicious when served with a selection of South Cape cheeses.
Cheesy Bits
Create a cheese platter for your guests with a wedge of South Cape Edam, a wheel of South Cape Brie or Camembert and a piece of South Cape Blue. Serve with slices of fresh crisp apple, a small bowl of South Cape Fig Paste and South Cape Pepper and Sesame Crispbreads.
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