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Kiley is getting baptized in Feb. We were thinking about after wards going out to brunch with our families, but it could get quite expensive considering I have a huge family. So instead we decided to do something at my Mom's house which is about 5 minutes from the church. So my question is, Chris suggested we do some bake ziti trays/lasagna/salad/bread. Church will probably be over around 11-11:30, so would you want a lunch at the time or you would you want more breakfast items?
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Lunch food wouldn't bother me, but I might be tempted to make a couple quiches and/or a lighter salad like black bean and corn or pasta salad.
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Zoey Emma 08.18.10
I think his suggestion is fine too, but that is coming from someone who eats her lunch at around 11am every day.
You could also go the route of fixing ham biscuits, fruit tray, quiche muffins, etc...like the others said. I think both are fine, it's just whatever is easier for you!
This! I eat at 11:30 so I think lunch food is fine.
I really like this idea, like have the muffins/breads out first for a teeny bit then serve the food.
I would probably do Lunch. The baptism we went to in Sept started at 1, and was fairly quick since it was just the baptism and not during mass, over by 1:30 or so. However, afterwards people def. milled around for a while so the family could do pictures. We probably didnt get back to the parents house for food until about 2:30 at least. So I def. think by the time you get back there lunch food would be fine.
Or as shelly said have a couple breakfasty breads/quiche and have those as options for people who are not quite ready for lunch.
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