Blueprint of a Party The step-by-step process of planning a party.

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Blueprint of a Party The step-by-step process of planning a party.

Planning Formal or casual Spur of the moment or planned Prevents problems Requires money time and energy- Determines Number of guests

Theme Any subject or topic Determines attire, menu, decorations and entertainment

Guest List Number of people fit in space available Consider cooking skills, available equipment and money (budget)

Invitations Formal parties - written invitation Date Place Time Honors/special requirements RSVP Phone number/address Informal – phone call or quick note

Menu Budget Cooking skills Time schedule Equipment on hand Service Sit down/formal Buffet

Host Responsibilities House or outside venue clean and tidy Fresh soap and towels in bathroom Place for coats Special dietary needs Introduce guests Circulate

Guest Responsibilities Answer RSVP Arrive on time Follow house rules and be courteous Use appropriate manners and etiquette

Appetizers Small light food to stimulate the appetite Select both hot and cold Prepare in advance Vary flavors, colors and textures

Coffee Beans dried, roasted and ground Flavor varies due to variety, growing conditions and roasting Serve as soon as possible; will become bitter

Teas Leaves of small tropical evergreen Vary according to age, processing, season harvested, altitude, soil and climate Serve with cream, milk, sugar and lemon

Black tea Heated and dried (fermented) Amber in color Rich aroma and flavor Best grade=Broken Orange Pekoe

Green tea Steamed, rolled and dried Greenish yellow in color Bitter with little aroma Best grade = Gunpowder

Oolong tea Partially fermented leaves Appearance falls somewhere between black and green teas

Chocolate and Cocoa Beverages Seeds of the cacao tree Fermented, roasted, shelled and cracked Heat beverages gently as the chocolate, sugar and milk all scorch easily

Cold beverages Chill beverages ahead of time May also want to chill glasses Keep plenty of ice on hand

Thoughtful planning will prevent problems from occurring and will enable you and your guests to fully enjoy themselves