Asian Banquet
It's an Asian Banquet inspired by fantastic Far East flavors. To experience this exotic cuisine enhance your dishes with fresh spices, and colorful herbs. To set the mood dress your table with plum shade linens and cast iron tea pots. Your guests will feel transported across the seas to a land prided on long standing culinary traditions.
Accent Pieces
Accent your table with cast iron tea pots and plum colored candles. Your guests will be delighted by your attention to detail, and the scents of the candles will help transport them to the lands of the Far East.
Centerpiece
This tall standing Fortune Bush is a genius and clever centerpiece for your Asian Banquet. Wrapped with chocolate dipped fortune cookies, your guests will not stop marveling. It may look to good to eat, but it tastes to good to not.
Favors
Mark who sits at which seat by placing a tag marked with your guest's initial next to their plate. To make the tag simply glue bamboo straws around the edge of a hole punched nametag, and stamp with the initial of each guest's first name. Tie a ribbon through the card. Let your guests take them home to remember this wonderful banquet.
Food and Drinks
This Asian Banquet is a feast for the senses. Start by filling the room with the aroma of my Ginger Rice Stuffed Mushrooms -- they are perfect for Hors d'oeuvre. Then when guests are seated serve Vegetable Lo Mein with Black Tea Chicken with Eggplant. For the grand finale give guests a real treat, my Coconut and Black Rice Pudding paired with a Saki Spritzer. There's no need to dine out to have this fine Asian Feast.
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