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Picnic food
Hey everyone, I have kind of an opinion question. I was thinking about taking my boyfriend out on a picnic this weekend. Only thing is I don't know what kind of food to make or bring.
I don't wanna do like, the classic sandwiches and stuff like that. I wanna actually cook something for us, but what can I make? How can I keep food hot?
I have access to a lot of stuff, and I can buy anything I need.
So basically, I want dinner suggestions (we're both kinda health freaks)
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How do I keep food hot?
Thanks! Good spelling and grammar is appreciated.
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Maybe give some free advice about: Cooking?
Why don't you try pasta? Like pasta with a sauce.
You could also make like spagetti and meatballs.
to keep it hot u can use a thermos. yeah that easy
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You can try ordering take out right before the picnic, something you both enjoy, Chinese Food, Mexican Food, Cajun Food. There's also premade veggie trays at Walmart or your grocery store, it has Cauliflower, Broccoli, and Carrots surrounded a ranchtype dip. My mom gets it all of the time, its delicious. If you want something romantic for dessert, you can bring strawberries and some chocolate syrup in those squeezable bottles and have some chocolate covered strawberries.
Have fun!
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There are things in walmart that you can buy that are like heat coolers to keep your food hot and fresh when you go places. It works like my dads coffeee mug it keeps the coffee really hot even in cold weather. You could cook chicken, I hear chicken is good for your body. Most people eat chicken in their diets. You could have a veggie tray made with veggie dip. Something fat free for dessert like chessecake or something like that.
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A picnic sounds a very romantic thing to do. I think that finger foods would be best - cook some chicken breast and take it in a thermos flask. Hot cheese straws (pastry with cheese in it) that melt in the mouth would be nice. Or try going for some hot chicken tacos or baguettes. All the food can be kept hot in wide mouthed thermos flasks. However, do be cautious with the chicken and make sure that it is freshly cooked and to be eaten within a short time. How about a homemade soup that can be eaten with bread, again kept hot in a thermos. Follow the main course with strawberries and cream washed down with a little wine if you are old enough. If you are underage then a non-alcoholic drink like schloer would be nice. Have a look round the deli section of a supermarket - you can pick up lots of little finger foods that can be either hot or cold. Enjoy your picnic. All the best.
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