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What are some foods that won’t offend a Midwestern palatte? I’m having to help cater and prepare meals for a corporate event for a group from Minnesota. I hear they like very plain foods with little seasoning and things like lime Jello and tater tot hot dishes.

>> No.10687125
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10687125

Here's your (you)

>> No.10687132
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>> No.10687133

>>10687125
>frog poster
Opinion discarded

>> No.10687137

>>10687112
corn casserole
grilled corn
baked corn
melted cheddar cheese
any pseudo-italian dish (chicken alfredo, chicken parm)
tubes of ground up pig parts

>> No.10687140

>>10687137
>tubes of ground up pig parts
Stopped reading there

>> No.10687176

>tfw your carrier is ruined and your accomplishments tarnished because some roastie accuses you of touching her back

>> No.10687185
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Whipped cream, but be sure not to use cream in the normal sense. What they mean is "miracle whip" which is specially formulated to retain its consistency when mixed with canned fruit and the hottest garnish of 1957, dried shredded coconut

Some of the more fashionable youngsters have lately taken to the newfangled sour cream and onion potato chips but I would get that cleared in writing first, as it could be too spicy for most of the clientele

>> No.10687187

>>10687140

but that was the end of the post

>> No.10687222

>>10687137
Chicken parm sounds like a good idea, maybe with a side salad and plain Italian bread with butter. We thought about doing a Low-Country Boil but thought it might be too spicy for them.

>> No.10687265

>>10687187
lmao that's why he stopped reading, dumbass

>> No.10687279

>>10687187
Do you keep reading after the post ends?

>> No.10687535

Nothing with scovilles higher than a splash of black pepper or you're ruined and will never have another gig.

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this, whatever the fuck it is

>> No.10687555

Take a block of velveeta, melt it in a crockpot or a big bowl, add a can of mild rotell into it along with a pound of ground beef. Serve with tortilla chips and they should be happy.

>> No.10687573

>>10687112
Oh dude, look up the Good Eats episode on casseroles. I'm from California and I made those and we're absolutely delicious

>> No.10687596

>>10687112
Speaking as a Minnesotan, I'd recommend meat. Simple stuff - steaks, chops, etc. Walleye is always a winner. Go goofy with veggies if you like. Have some sort of potato or face a mutiny.

>> No.10687600

>>10687112
snickers salad

>> No.10687616

>>10687133
(You)s aren't opinions

>> No.10687630

>>10687112
Mac n cheese and bbq with CORN

>> No.10687644

>>10687112
Can't go wrong with a good charcuterie platter. High quality hams, sausages, and cured meats, cheeses, and bread/ crackers to munch on as appetizers.

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>>10687573
The broccoli casserole from that episode is a favorite of mine.

>> No.10687652

>>10687644
Just make sure it's nothing weird. Stick to mild cheddar where cheese is concerned

>> No.10687657

>>10687279
I usually keep reading well after the post has ended

>> No.10687672

>>10687112
Big pickle tray, steak and potatoes, brats, veggie tray, sauer kraut, pickled herring

>> No.10687673

>>10687112
Pick a few things from the waffle house menu and cracker barrel menu

Not joking or trolling

>> No.10687678

>>10687133
You can always go back.

>> No.10687859

Midwestern cuisine is basically just Amish cuisine but with cheese on top of everything.

>> No.10687926

>>10687112
take a normal dish and just put walnuts and raisins in it. it doesn't matter what it is, they'll love it.

>> No.10688394

Jello salads are always popular, especially in Lutheran circles. Entrees are mainly meat and taters. Locally raised pork or beef is usually quite high quality. Sausages are nice too.

>> No.10688405

>>10687616
(You) are retarded

>> No.10688414

>>10687678
As soon as you go back to plebbit

>> No.10688454

>>10687673
We've never had waffle house and most of the cracker barrels here closed.

>> No.10688640

>>10687176
>carrier

>> No.10688649

>>10687112
Drown it in cheese or salt and you will appeal to any boomer/midwesterner

>> No.10689078

>>10687112
Probably something gay like organic cherry tomatoes or something. I'm just here to say that I love that an autistic liberal faggot like Garrison Keillor was outed as a sex pervert and fired like a dog.