MISS TVC's HINT PARADE
April, 1999
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Spring Entertaining
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Spring! What a great
time for a Sunday brunch! |
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Do something elegant
before the summer heat comes on.... |
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If you live in a
temperate climate, set up your affair outdoors.
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In colder areas,
Spring means melting snow and an uncomfortable
chill. Still, a brunch indoors is just as festive.
Open all the drapes to let in the light.
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In either case, bring
out your best china, crystal, silver and linens. |
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- Fill the party
area with spring flowers: Tulips,
daffodils, crocuses and lots of lilacs,
if you're lucky enough to have them.
- Serve sparkling
wines, such as a Cordon Negro or an Asti
Spumonti. Offer a sparkling cider or a
fuzzy punch as a non-alcoholic alternate.
- Serve foods buffet-style
keeping colors and textures with Spring
in mind.
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Some suggestions
being:
- Halibut
Chowder
- Ham and Egg
Roulade
- Peach Amaretto
Trifle
- Mimosa Baked
Ham
- Sweet &
Sour Kidney Beans
- Mexican Flan
- Turkey Newburg
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- For an elegant
touch, embroider plain table linens in
the same pattern as your china.
- Make an ice bowl
with greenery and spring flowers embedded
in the ice. Use the ice bowl to serve
salad or chilled fruit. (Email Miss TVC for directions).
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Enjoy
Yourself!
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