Vol-au-Vent - round or square, what is your favourite filling for buffet joy?
That looks like a dinner rather than an amuse bouche
No that’s Palmers (who do a fine Rabbit Pie).
Downings is in Pepper St opposite Robertsons the Pizza place.
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Nom nom nom
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On the rare occasion I got invited to something as plush as a buffet,my recollection of vol au vents was always a runny filling of something that may have been a fish at one point or worse
Tuna mayo, with a bit of sweetcorn thrown in for shits and giggles.
That or egg mayo.
Classics to the end.
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Mashed up kippers
Being closer in age to 50 than 5 I will break a social taboo and say “NO SIR!” I don’t eat Hedgehogs, I don’t want cheese impaled on wood and I’m not much of a fan of food with faces still attached - I am in no way fun at parties
That’s fine. All the more stick-based snacks for me. 
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The idea of a buffet is fairly sound. Many a time have I gorged on a breakfast buffet and enjoyed the experience.
The buffet experience just depends on the quality of the offerings, and how they are presented.
It can be just a cheap, lazy way of doin dinner for the masses. Then it is a shit.
Oxymoron right there.
Now THAT is a sausage roll!
I never used to be able to comprehend those folks that found themselves sexually attracted to inanimate objects, right up until I saw that.
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I could party with the Clogger… Who wants fun food? I want serious food…
Is it better that the ones Shaun’s other half use to make?
Can’t argue with that.
There were (are) a few chain buffet serveries in Oz. All of which are vile.
Murdoch’s Scotch pies.
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