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Class at Home-lunch ideas please
We are having someone teach a concealed handgun class at our home. It will start at 8 and end at 2. What type of food should I serve that won't require me to constantly be in the kitchen? I thought of maybe taco soup coking in the crockpot, but with that I always do a Mexican cornbread but I won't have the time to mess with it. What should I have? I will need food for at least 8 people? Also, should I set out a veggie tray or chips/dip for snacks?
TIA!!
Re: Class at Home-lunch ideas please
I'd just lay out stuff for people to make their own sandwiches. Get some quality turkey, ham and roast beef (and a vegetarian option if you have any coming) and provide an assortment of cheeses, veggies and condiments. If you want it to be a bit more gourmet, include options like goat cheese and avocado.
Snacks would be good. Fresh salsa and chips, pasta salad, fruit or green salad would all be good options.
In addition to what the pp's have all ready mentioned, I'd make some type of bar or brownie. My suggestion would be mint brownines which were posted on here a while back. (you can either go back through the posts or do a search)
If you're still checking for an input, I'd say make a couple of batches of chili in a crockpot with some corn muffins. You literally don't need to baby sit those. Even if you leave them on a low heat on the stove top, they'll be fine. Serve some dip, also use crock pot, and have tons of veggies and dips etc.