The Easter bunny, Gerry, my mom, my mother-in-law and I have all communicated about our Easter Egg hunt/ celebration. Most of our guest will be staying for dinner. A few, will be going back home to cook their own for their guests. We are grateful that they will be making time to share a portion of their busy day with us.
Once we get home from church, we are having the egg hunt. Then onto dinner. Here is the 2010 menu I made. Every successful dinner party is planned, organized and goes off without a hitch right? Well, mine will be something short of perfection. The food, however, will be oh-so-good. Here is my list below. (inserting photos of said food after I take pictures of it on Easter) How does my list compare to what you traditionally have for Easter Dinner (or a Sunday dinner with family if you do not celebrate Easter)?
MENU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Appetizers-
Stuffed Clams-Grandma Betty
deviled eggs- Nana
onion dip-Nana
chips-Nana
carrots and celery with ranch- Easter bunny
spinach dip and bread-Easter bunny
peanut, M&M, & candy mixture-Easter bunny
sliced oranges- Easter bunny
Dinner-
Costco spiral ham-Easter bunny
scalloped potatoes- Easter bunny
corn- Easter bunny
steamed brocolli- Easter bunny
rolls- Easter bunny
Cornbread-Easter bunny
white rice- Anika and Jasmine (they love rice!)
Brocolli & Cheese soup-Easter bunny
Dessert-
cupcakes-Grandma Betty
brownies- Grandma Betty
Drinks- Gerry & Betty
water bottles
iced tea
coke or pepsi/ reg. and diet
sunkist orange soda 2-liter
kids juice boxes
wine
1 comment:
what time is dinner?? Looks like it's going to be YUMMY!! Love what you've done with the place, I dig the new look!
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