2 parties this weekend but dont have time to cook. Both hosts

>>9433252
Depends what Cuisine you're going for.
A British inspired one for example would be:
-Quince
-Chutney
-various cheese both soft and hard (Stilton, Garstang blue creamy Lancashire, cheddar, Wensleydale are good suggestions)
-various gourmet crackers
-pickled onions
-Honey roast ham
-Finely cut ox tongue
-A bloomer loaf
-Cornichons

Get a jar of stone ground mustard and mix up a honey and a spicy variant. Grab some sopresseta and genoa sliced real thin for dipping purposes. Brie with jam or honey. Something less creamy but still spreadable and sharper for the more adventurous. I don't know where you are but I suggest humbolt fog if you live in cali. Get a big baguette and slice half of it thinly and make seasoned crostinis and let the other half just be used as regular bread. Throw a dish of olive oil and one of balsamic on the board. Voila.

>>9433276
I like the theme idea