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Have you ever been to a psychic party? Neither have I, until I recently hosted my own. I have two amazing friends who happen to be twins and psychic. Chinhee and Sunhee Park belong to a group of psychics, called ESPsychics. When Chinhee and Sunhee offered to do a psychic party at my house for my friends, I jumped at the opportunity. What I wasn’t sure about was how many of my close friends would be interested in coming to a psychic party. I asked myself “are they actually going to be open to the idea of psychics”? Well, let me tell you…people are more interested in psychics than you realize. My original plan for a party of 12 quickly grew to 24.
For the menu, I wanted to serve organic whole foods. What I decided on were these grass-fed beef stout braised sliders and ginger slaw, caesar kale salad, and a strawberry tres leche trifle for dessert. The stout braised brisket slowly cooks in the crock-pot during the day, which made preparing for the party a whole lot easier. The mini sweet rolls were so moist and sweet, but it was the ginger slaw that really complemented the beef, giving the sliders an extra zing of flavor.
Why grass-fed beef? I prefer to eat beef where the cattle graze freely, eating the all-grass diet nature intended, free of hormones, antibiotics, and steroids. Animals eat right so we can, too!
Besides eating great wholesome food, this party was a hit just as I had predicted. The event kicked off with a gallery, where a panel of 7 psychics stood in front of the group of my girlfriends. One of the psychics would start off with a message and then the others would chime in until the person who the message was meant for identifies herself. Then the reading would begin for that person. Most likely, it was a loved one who passed on that would come through. The psychics would mention things that only that person knew. Lots of tears were shed, but they were messages that needed to be heard by that individual. All messages and readings were deeply appreciated by all. Actress, Nia Peeples, provided her support to Chinhee and Sunhee by attending my psychic party.
After the gallery, the psychics gave private individual readings. At the end of the night, we had fun sharing our readings with each other, and comparing the psychics. All of the psychics were wonderful and each had their own talent. I definitely look forward to having another psychic party. Good thing that Chinhee and Sunhee continue to have psychic galleries with ESPsychics that I can continue attending. I’m actually looking forward to going to one this Sunday!
Ginger Slaw
- Prep Time: 15 minutes
- Total Time: 15 minutes
- Yield: 12 1x
Description
Adapted from Four Season Hotel, New York. This recipe can be made the day before and refrigerated overnight.
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon freshly grated ginger
- 1 clove garlic, freshly minced
- ½ head Savoy cabbage, shredded
- 1-tablespoon sherry vinegar
- 1/8-cup light mayonnaise
- Pinch of sugar
- Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Combine ginger, garlic, cabbage, sherry vinegar, mayonnaise, and sugar in mixing bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
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Le Vans says
Interested in the recipes of course, they look wonderful.
Le Vans
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Sunhee Park says
These little beef treats were DELICIOUS!
Jim R says
This looks great and I plan to try it, but I must be missing the stout in the recipe instructions. I assume you add it initially with the other wet ingredients, though drinking it while the beef is cooking wouldn’t be a bad idea either…
Dori says
Hello Jim – thank you greatly for the catch! You are correct, the beer is added with all of the wet ingredients. I have updated my recipe accordingly.
Thanks again, Dori
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