Paella pan Roseta cookouts and picnics

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I have this on my wish list now, I have always longed for a paella

pan.

 

Portia

 

 

, " rosetalleo "

<rosetalleo wrote:

>

> http://www.tienda.com/paella/products/pp-23.html

>

> We have several paella pans around the size shown in the link above,

> (and smaller to make just family size paella). We make a fire and

> cook a vegan paella for a crowd (we have done up to 60 people). We

> also have the propane outdoor cooker. The last time we did this it

> was on a camping outing and it was a great success. We also do it

at

> home when we have picnic/grilling type parties. Serve with a nice

> green salad and sangria! there is a nice party for you. If I get

> really extravagant I also make flan for desert.

>

> Just pre-cut all you will need for the paella, pack all the olive

> oil/broth/seasonings and go! It also makes quite a show.

>

> When I have a crowd indoors and I want to feed them inexpensively I

> either make a big pot of vegan gumbo and serve with rice made on my

> large rice cooker, or else I prepare a couple of pots of different

> vegan soups that can be kept warm on hot plates and some bread.

>

> Roseta

>

>

> , " RAWKAW " <rawkaw@> wrote:

> >

> > Yesterday we were invited to a bonfire. There were a lot of folks

> there....and the standard fare of hotdogs, potato chips , cokes etc

> were there.

> >

> > What do all you long time vegetarians do for large groups? I

> understand 'why' most people have hotdogs as they are cheap and

feed a

> lot of people.

> >

> > Does anyone have ideas , other than just doing a potluck, for

> feeding a lot of people?

> >

> > Throughout the summer we have always loved to have cookouts,

picnics

> and bonfires...but I'm stumped regarding food for the masses! I may

> just have to keep it to the potluck style and set out my hummus for

> those who dare! lol

> >

> > Kathleen

> > VA

> >

> >