Anonymous wrote:I'm not wasting stomach real estate on a relish tray.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are all missing an essential item—regular black olives, and enough of them so that every child present can adorn all of their fingers with them.
+10 (olives on fingers)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are all missing an essential item—regular black olives, and enough of them so that every child present can adorn all of their fingers with them.
We preferred sucking out the pimentos from green olives and sneering at the celery. No one ever touched the celery; why was it there?
Anonymous wrote:omg. what is a relish tray.....is this a southern thing?!
Anonymous wrote:You are all missing an essential item—regular black olives, and enough of them so that every child present can adorn all of their fingers with them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You are all missing an essential item—regular black olives, and enough of them so that every child present can adorn all of their fingers with them.
+10 (olives on fingers)
Anonymous wrote:You are all missing an essential item—regular black olives, and enough of them so that every child present can adorn all of their fingers with them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the relish tray a Southern thing? I don't get it, frankly, but people seem to love it. Southern Living has a feature on relish trays this month that you might enjoy!
My Scandinavian midwestern family did them with summer sausage, cheese ball, pickled things and deviled eggs
That's not a relish tray; that's an appetizer presentation that includes "pickled things."
Don’t be a jerk about relish trays
Anonymous wrote:My MIL always brings one and includes pickled watermelon rind.
Anonymous wrote:I'm not wasting stomach real estate on a relish tray.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the relish tray a Southern thing? I don't get it, frankly, but people seem to love it. Southern Living has a feature on relish trays this month that you might enjoy!
My Scandinavian midwestern family did them with summer sausage, cheese ball, pickled things and deviled eggs
That's not a relish tray; that's an appetizer presentation that includes "pickled things."
Anonymous wrote:omg. what is a relish tray.....is this a southern thing?!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Is the relish tray a Southern thing? I don't get it, frankly, but people seem to love it. Southern Living has a feature on relish trays this month that you might enjoy!
My Scandinavian midwestern family did them with summer sausage, cheese ball, pickled things and deviled eggs