Anonymous
03/02/2012 07:28
Subject: Romantic picnic with husband
Chocolate!
Anonymous
03/02/2012 07:12
Subject: Romantic picnic with husband
sandwiches with homemade pimento cheese spread on a nice bread - delicious and grown up tasting!
Anonymous
03/02/2012 06:29
Subject: Romantic picnic with husband
Agree with 15:56 - you can also try grilled chicken. Olives and grapes travel well and are nice finger food. I always take a baguette and a nice cheese. Don't forget nice chocolate for dessert!
Anonymous
03/01/2012 15:56
Subject: Re:Romantic picnic with husband
Hi OP, I am a total fan of picnics...
In the past I have packed homemade chicken nuggets (key is the spice in the breading/flouring), fruit such as grapes, strawberries and blueberries and veggies with dip.
Here are a few more ideas -- hope they inspire you and good luck
cheese /crackers and some sort of meat such as salami or ham
antipasto skewer of melon, prosciutto, fontana cheese, and black olives (drizzle olive oil and add ground pepper for garnish)
mini ham and cheese quiches
ham and pineapple skewers
In the past I have packed homemade chicken nuggets (key is the spice in the breading/flouring), fruit such as grapes, strawberries and blueberries and veggies with dip.
Here are a few more ideas -- hope they inspire you and good luck
cheese /crackers and some sort of meat such as salami or ham
antipasto skewer of melon, prosciutto, fontana cheese, and black olives (drizzle olive oil and add ground pepper for garnish)
mini ham and cheese quiches
ham and pineapple skewers
Anonymous
03/01/2012 15:55
Subject: Romantic picnic with husband
Make sure to include some duck pate.
Anonymous
03/01/2012 15:30
Subject: Romantic picnic with husband
We are going to take a long lunch and picnic soon. I've got the wine planned - a nice pinot gris - but what type of fairly sophisticated food travels well? Thanks.