Scoozi Dinner Club: Childhood Memories

Other nostalgic dishes included miniature Kobe hot dogs served in a baseball mitt with a side of tater tots in a batting helmet.
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Chefs at One King West Hotel & Residence in Toronto gave a culinary demonstration for the Sony Xperia Z1 event.
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Bite-size cherry and apple pies with latticework crusts, served on lollipop sticks, by Santa Barbara Catering in Tempe, Arizona
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Sushi rice “soldiers” made with fresh salmon and tuna sashimi and garnished with edamame, by DNA Events Inc. in Los Angeles
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Miniature loaded baked potatoes, topped with broccoli and cheddar, and sour cream, chive, and bacon, by Occasions Caters in Washington, D.C.
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Petite doughnuts and glasses of milk, by Puff ’n Stuff in Orlando
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Miniature beef burgers, topped with melted cheddar cheese, dill pickles, and butter lettuce, on petite sesame-seed brioche buns, by L-Eat Catering in Toronto
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Mini grilled cheese sandwiches, paired with creamy tomato bisque, by Puff ’n Stuff in Orlando
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The menu of dishes was similarly color-coded. For instance, the truffled quail egg on a miniature English muffin (pictured) was designed to represent yellow, while grilled lamb with a black sesame seed crust was meant to symbolize black.
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Catering trays used by Creative Edge were also made with old boxes and shredded pieces of West Elm's old catalogs.
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More playful components included bites presented on platters that hung from large white balloons marked with the AOL logo.
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Two waiters served hors d'oeuvres on a six-foot tray.
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Wolfgang Puck Catering has set up its playful Easter Egg display at events including bridal shows and the 2012 Governors Ball in Los Angeles. Displayed on a springlike bed of grass, the dish tucked vanilla-and-wild-strawberry cake into gilded eggshells; tiny lavender macarons topped each treat. The company can also use the eggs to hold savory snacks.
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In addition to pies and cakes, Tipsy Parson's Derby Daze party offered sugar cookies decorated to look like race horses. The treats were served on sticks and presented on grassy trays.
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Guests were given hollow copies of the book that they could fill with red, white, and blue candies. Dylan's Candy Bar provided the sweets.
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