how to cartier food for the first time?
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I suggest you read the free article "How to Start Your Own Highly Profitable Home Based Catering Business" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol25/catering.htm  . The article can give you an introduction on how to start your own catering business. It covers information on the demand for catering, startup costs, income potential, and marketing your catering business.\n\nFor detailed information, I suggest you check out the following books:\n\n- How to Start a Home-Based Catering Business \n- How to Run a Catering Business from Home \n- The Complete Caterer: A Practical Guide to the Craft and Business of Catering \n- How to Manage a Successful Catering Business \n- Catering Management \n- Successful Catering \n- Start Your Own Catering Business \n\nYou can also learn a lot from the following associations of the catering industry:\n\nNational Association of Catering Executives http://www.nace.net/\nNational Restaurant Association http://www.restaurant.org
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www.meatspin.com has a good tutorial
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1 cup flour \n1/4 cup salt \n2 T cream of tartar \n2 Tsp food coloring \n1 T vegetable oil \n1 cup water \nWhat to Do\n\n1) Mix the flour, salt, and cream of tarter in a medium pot\n\n2) Add water, food coloring and oil\n\n3) Stir over medium heat for 3-5 minutes. Don't worry if the mixture looks like a lumpy mess; it's turn into dough\n\n4) When the mixture forms a ball in the center of the pot, turn off the stove and let it cool. Then take it out of the pot and put it onto a floured surface. Knead it several times.\n\n5) Store in the Ziploc bag or airtight container in the fridge.
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1.  Layered Cookie Mixes\n\nOne of the things that I plan on doing this year is Cookie Mixes in a Jar. You can pick up Mason jars at your local grocers and Wal-Mart often has fabric on sale for $1 a yard. Layer the ingredients in your jars according to the recipe. Slap on some fabric and a ribbon and you have an instant gift that didn't cost a whole lot and comes from the heart.\n\n2.  Sharing a Touch of Heaven\n\nOne year, I gave out "Paper White" Narcissus bulbs. In a small terra cotta pot, place a small amount of potting soil in a resealable baggie. On top, lay 3 to 4 bulbs. On top of that, lay a copy of printed directions on how to care for the plants. Cover with the terra cotta dish. Then wrap a pretty holiday ribbon around it all.\n\nAll of this was very inexpensive. I bought my pots at Michaels. The pot and lid cost a little over $1. The Paper White bulbs are inexpensive if you can find a large bag of 30 to 40 bulbs. I bought mine at Home Depot for less than $10. A bag of potting soil is about $2. A few spools of ribbon can be purchased at the dollar store. This project can easily be completed in a few hours. I received many compliments on these. I gave these out to people at work, neighbors, friends, and family. Paper Whites are beautiful and smell like heaven!\n\n3.  Make a "Cold Winter Night Kit"\n\nLast year, a friend made "A Cold Winter Night Kit" for her friends and neighbors. Each had a candle (dollar store), cocoa or tea, and a homemade treat (with recipe card). The gifts were loaded into the dollar store baskets, wrapped in tissue paper and tied with curling ribbon. The "A Cold Winter Night Kit" tags were made on a computer (cut out with decorative scissors and decorated with paper punch snowflakes) and tied to the outside. Each gift was personalized to the recipient. The average cost was probably about $3. You can also add $5 video rental cards, coffee mugs, and playing cards or small games.\n\n4.  Coffee Cups\n\nAs ironic as it may sound, sometimes coffee is the best gift to give within a coffee mug. For a friend who can't resist gourmet coffee, this can be a quick and easy gift idea. Simply fill an oversized coffee mug with a small bag or two of specialty gourmet coffee, then add ribbons and a tag. This is an adorable way to give an inexpensive, yet personal gift. Consider adding a specialty spoon along for extra flair as well.\n\n5.  Soaps\n\nIf you need a feminine gift that does not cost a lot, consider filling a pretty coffee mug with little soaps or lotions. You can usually get these for very inexpensive prices at your local bath or beauty store. These are perfect for young girls as well who love to experiment with things like lip gloss and other makeup. Just fill the mug and wrap a little tulle around it along with a ribbon for a feminine look.\n\nI hope something here helps you!
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Depends on your cooking abilities.\nAlso...is he picky?  What dishes does he like?\n\nDon't do something TOO fancy.  You don't want to be freaking out if it doesn't go well.\n\nChicken or seafood alfredo with a nice garlic bread and some wine is good.\nSteak (a beef tenderloin is good meat to start with) and baked potatoes is a good "meat n potatoes" one. \nChicken cordon bleu and roasted potatoes is nice if you are a bit more talented.\n\nSee the site below for some great recipes.
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spaghetti noodles and sauce.... \npeanut butter\nramen noodles\ndried beans\nbisquick baking mix\nground beef\nstuff that would last a while, is cheap, and would be easy enough to whip up something out of if I got hungry.  I've been in that situation before....  Ate a lot of macaroni
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Chocolate and lotz and lotz of it!\nor if you want to be creative go and melt some chocolate put it in a plastic bag put it in the freezer and bring it in and say its poop. You'll have lotzzz to talk about and its a tasty treat.
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Start with 2 eggs water flour and an oven. Oh a nuc I thought you said cake
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You would probably be better of buying and preparing your own food at a grocery store or market.  However, you could memorize the ingredients and prep methods of certain popular foods so that you would know what to choose on a menu if you wanted to go to a restaurant.
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You put the food in, press the number of minutes u want. ex: if you want 2 minutes press 2 and press start. Then when it stops press the big button then it opens the door. Then you take out your food and eat it. But the instructions should come with the manual.
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make sure your garbage is where its suppose to be, make sure the bags are tied correctly.\n\n      you can also hand him a card with a $20 bill in it or maybe movie tickets inside or a gift certificate to a casual restaurant in your area  eg. tony toma's, apple bees,chili's
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Make a list of how long each thing will take to cook. Make the easier stuff after the longer foods. If you can, make some things the night before.\nUtilize space by keeping one side for cooking and prep and the other for setting out cooked foods. \nAnother thing...KEEP THE FAMILY OUT :D It will make you less stressed and will aid in space saving.
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Please include a picture, dress size and most importantly if you know how to cook.
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go get a shovel and some seeds.\ndig hole (small hole), put seeds in, give water.\nrepeat this process until you don't need to go to the store anymore for food.
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Depending on how much you are looking to spend, here are some idea's.\n\n1- buy some premade cookie dough (get two kinds), two bags of chocolate chips, 1 bag of small pretzal twists or large pretzal rods, and some cute tins or plates at the dollar store.   Bake the cookies, but make the cookies smaller than normal sized, to get more cookies from each log.   Melt the chocolate chips in a double boiler (or stick a small pot in a larger pot which should have water in it). Once it's melted, dip the pretzals in it, and let them cool on a sheet of wax paper. Arrange a few cookies, and some pretzals on each plate. You can add a handful of Christmas candy and a candy cane to the top, too. \n\n2- Go to Wal-Mart, get some glass vases or -large- glass candle holders, a few bags of potpourrie, and some strands of 20 count Christmas Lights. There are $1.00 bags of potpourrie there in the same aisle as the candle holders & vases, in crafts. The vase I used cost $1.97, and the lights are $.97. Put some of the lights in the vase, then add potpourrie, the put more of the lights in, then potpourrie. Repeate until you have all the lights in the vase. Leave the cord hanging out, though, and either tape it to the glass, or tie a ribbon around the holder to tie it into place. When plugged in, the lights heat the potpourrie, and they smell wonderful, any time of the year. Cost- $4.00 each.  Alternativly, I found slightly smaller vases at Dollar Tree yesterday, $1.00 each. I found much bigger bags of potpourrie for $1.00 as well, and sets of 35 lights for $1.00 each. For $5.00, I was able to buy 2 lights, 2 vases, and 1 potpourrie, so I made them for $2.50 each. I use these year round in my bathrooms as night lights & air freshners. \n\n3- A gift card for $5-10 for a local video store, one of those buckets of microwave popcorn, a box or two of "movie theater" candy (which can be aquired for $1.00/box at both Dollar Tree & Walgreens), and a soda or two. Or, to up the price a bit more, get a Popcorn style bowl for the popcorn, and some matching cups for the soda. Exchange a bucket for a box of microwave popcorn- movie theater style with extra butter!\n\n4. Gift cards for McDonalds- who doesn't stop to eat out once in a while?\n\n5. Get a gift card to a local pizza place, a gift card to the local video rental place, and a set of cute plastic plates & cups to eat & drink from.\n\n6. Hit Dollar Tree for lots of small things, and make gift baskets- candles, tree ornaments, bath products, small toys, candy, dishes, music CD's and so much more. You can get a handful of several different things, and personalize each basket.\n\n7. Get stuff for a game night- a fun adult type board game (like Battle of the Sexes, Scattergories, Taboo, etc), a deck or two of cards, and a bag of potato chips, as well as a bowl to put them in. For kids, get a kid board game, and a deck of kid card games, like go fish.\n\nHope some of those idea's help!
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Drink Ensure. That is the easist, tastiest way to do it. Or go to GNC. They could tell you EXACTLY there.
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baking\nbuying\nselling\nplanig