22-09-2011, 13:05
Pour l'anniversaire de Bilbo et Frodo, TolkienLibrary fait un article sur <a href="http://www.tolkienlibrary.com/press/1009-Party_like_a_hobbit.php">"comment faire la fête comme un Hobbit"</a>. Je retiens surtout les deux premiers points :<p><div class="refTexte">Cook up a Hobbit Feast <p>The first and last things on a Hobbit's mind are food! For such little people, Hobbits have ravenous appetites. The books explain that a hobbits Eat at least 6 meals a day when they get the chance, so its natural to center your party around food--lots and lots of food! Hobbit food is comfort food, so make your guests comfortably full on Hobbit Day! <p>Here is a suggested menu:<p>7am - First Breakfast: Eggs, bacon, mushrooms and toast<br>9am - Second Breakfast: Strawberries and cream<br>11am - Elevensies: Rabbit stew<br>1pm - Luncheon: Bacon sandwich, cheese, and fresh garden salad<br>4pm - Afternoon tea: tea and scones with fresh jam<br>6pm - Dinner: Fried mushrooms, sausage, cabbage, beets, and rolls<br>8pm - Supper: Shepherd's pie and mead followed by birthday cake for Bilbo and Frodo<p><br>Decorate a Hobbit Party Tree <br>If you have a large, old tree in your yard, decorate it and make it your hobbit party tree. <p>The tree can be your outdoor centerpiece for the festivities and lend your party a Shire atmosphere. </div> <p>Vous ne trouvez pas que le menu ressemble un peu à nos petits déjeuners/brunch/pousse-café/apéro/repas/goûter/dîner/grignotages mootiques ? :D