The first modern Olympics were held in Athens, Greece in 1896 and consisted of only a handful of winter sports such as figure skating and ice hockey. In 1924, Winter Games were launched in Chamonix, France. Since its inception, The Winter Games have added such diverse sports as curling and snow boarding to its roster. Why not celebrate the Winter Games with an assortment of dishes that reflect the multi-cultural aspect of the games?

Appetizers

Appetizers are a great way to start any party and we've put together some delicious and easy ones that would be perfect for wintery games.

Bourbon Dogs

Creamy Cheesy Calzone

Black Bean Salsa

Hoisin Chicken Lo Mein

Pita Pockets

 

Main Courses

Now the competition is really warming up and it's time to bring out the big guns. Show your culinary talent with these tempting main courses.

Baked Barbecue Wings

Chili's Tortilla Crunch Chicken Fingers

Chinese Sticky Wings

Easy Apple Kielbasa Crockpot Dish

Bierocks

 

Desserts

It's downhill from here and there's nothing better than finger foods to will the bill on desserts.

Peanut Butter Bars with Chocolate Ganache

Milky Way Brownies

Petite Cheesecakes

Blarney Stone-KISSed Cookies

German Chocolate Bars

 

Beverages

Finish your party Gold Medal style with delicious hot and cold drinks.

Brazilian Coffee

Dutch Coffee

Vietnamese Iced Coffee

Mexican Coffee

Moscow Hot Chocolate

Presentation Pointers:

1. Get plates in the 5 different colors of the Olympic Rings (blue, yellow, black, green, and red) and alternate on the table.

2. Use different colored hula hoops to surround each course.

3. Surround each different course with gold, silver and bronze medals

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