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Wedding Pies |
Following on from the amazing BBQ post, I thought I would share the final installment of our wedding feast! We asked some of our lovely guests to contribute a pie or a cake for the desserts and evening buffet tables in the marquee. Some opted for homemade favourites, some chose to carefully carry a pie from their local butchers. One group of friends clubbed together and ordered a custom made 'friendship' pie!
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Guests contributed to the pie evening buffet |
The display was impressive, but more impressive was the fact that there was very little remaining by the end of the night.
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Lancashire cheese and onion pie |
Aunty Sharon's cheese and onion pie was a big favourite and it had already disappeared by the time word got round quite how good it was.
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Sliced wedding cake |
I made my own wedding cake much to the dismay of a few experienced brides who denounced me for taking on more than I could chew. But I loved making my own cake to the same recipe I have used for friends and family in the past. It was tried and tested and I knew it would make a lovely moist cake which we decided to serve with a massive cheese board! Unfortunately no pictures of the cheese board seem to have materialized. I fed the cakes with two different liquers. Two layers were lovingly glugged with Yorkshire Tea and brandy while the middle tier was fed with Taylors of Harrogate coffee and ameretto.
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Guests provided homemade cakes for dessert |
I didn't realise until quite late in the day that a couple of the bridesmaids had printed some flags for the cakes with pictures of family childhood parties. Photos pictured us dancing and singing at various parties and all of them a precursor to this very big party!
Jenny Culver, my fantastic and talented friend made a selection of handmade chocolate truffles and caramel cups.
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Love the names on the flags. |
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My Homemade fruit wedding cake to accompany the wall of cheese |
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Gorgeous cake display and photos |
It was a fabulous spread, I was so proud of everyone who made such an effort to produce a wonderful selection of scrumptiousness!
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