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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Baked ziti, salad and garlic bread. [/quote] OMG no.[/quote] Agreed. Not for work colleagues. OP, Costco has Salmon with lemon butter that you can just pop in the oven (instructions are included). Their bagged salads are good, and should be sufficient for 6 people. Get some good crusty bread and good quality olive oil/balsamic (I bake mine, so have no recommendations). If you have a Wegmans nearby, they have pre-marinated chicken quarters (or some such) that you can stick in the oven that are very good. Just serve with roasted veggies (Cut veggies up into even sized pieces, toss in olive oil and lots of garlic - you can make this well ahead of time. Add salt right before putting in the oven). Wegmans also has a very nice dessert selection. The little fruit tarts are so very good. If you don't want to go to all this trouble, just order food from your favorite restaurant. Oh, and find out about food restrictions ahead of time. [/quote] This, but I'd add a rice or grain. And, that way if there is a vegetarian they can eat the veggie adn rice. [/quote] OMG you'd be comfortable w/a work colleague not having any kind of main dish available? [/quote]
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