Today I am going to a fabulous party, you may have heard of it?
Cara’s Clean Eating Cocktail Party.
She has been hosting this delicious party all through the month of November and into December. Several of my friends and favorite bloggers have shown up to the party before me, and they have brought some amazing foods.
I wanted to make something bright and vibrant for Cara and her party, something that falls under Clean Eating and is still knock your socks off stand up and wave your hands in the air dance around the room fantastic.
I used a couple of my favorite kitchen tools – my food processor and dehydrator, a favorite ingredient – Irish moss, and some fresh winter citrus. Bright and vibrant has been achieved.
This tropical spread is citrusy and sweet and fluffy like a mousse should be, and the crackers are crispy bites of bright.
Come join the party – please go visit Cara to see my orange pineapple crackers with tropical mousse spread.
Cheers!
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Love these beautiful crackers and the dip that goes with it. I always like an assortment for holiday entertaining. Hopping right over to Cara’s…..
thanks, Shulie – I love to have a variety when I entertain too – (and usually go overboard??)
This looks great Kris. If I try it, I really hope I wave my arms in the air and dance!
Have a great weekend.
haa – thanks Roz
hope yours was great too – enjoy your week!
Looks so good! Love the combo of flavors.
thanks, Jenn – it’s fun to make something different, you know?
Thank you for showing up to my party with this awesome recipe
Love it!!
you are very welcome, Cara – cheers!
I love the flavor combination in these crackers! And then there’s that mousse!! Can I just spoon it right into my mouth?
thanks Kate! and yes, yes you can. #FirstHandExperience
That spread is amazing, especially this time of year! I could slather that on everything!
That spread is amazing, especially this time of year! I could slather that on everything!
thank you! it’s a nice fresh change from some of the (equally delicious…) heavy dips we see this time of year.
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