What do I feed people who traveled all day?
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Anonymous
| Something healthy and fresh. A simple roast chicken makes the house smell great, serve with a salad, baked potato or rice side, some bread or rolls. |
Anonymous
| I'd do a charcuterie board. Cheeses, fruits, veggies, crackers, dip, etc. |
Anonymous
| PP adding to the chicken menu…a sheet pan of baked chicken legs, thighs and a few breasts also serves a mixed group well and is very satisfying. Season chicken and roast in the oven. Baked potatoes alongside. |
Anonymous
| Cheese, crackers, nuts, girkins, olives, salami, hummus, carrots, mini quiches. Cold water, sparkling water, wine, beer. |
Anonymous
| Please no stew or soup!! That gives your guest no choice to politely decline or just take the one thing they want! |
Anonymous
| I'd do a taco bar with corn tortillas/shells and they can make it into a salad if they want. |
Anonymous
| My parents make a crockpot of vegetarian soup for us and have bread a salad available. Always appreciated after crappy fast food on 95. |
Anonymous
| They are staying in an Airbnb and I took over groceries for the baby. We are in a different part of the country where we have good tacos. So I took over chips and salsa and hummus and veggies. We snacked and then went and picked up tacos. It was perfect. |