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Recipe / Entertaining Guide
Spring
* Cut egg shapes out of paint chip samples from the hardware store and string
them together for a colorful Springtime garland.
* Snackitizer idea: Create pastel candy melt and dip pretzels, cookies and fruit
into the colorful dip for quick and easy coordinating treats.
* Purchase some faux bird nests from your local craft store and ll them with
candy eggs, rafa, straw or some other grasses, along with fresh-cut owers for
seasonal table decorations.
* An “all-green” theme works great for any Spring party – use lime green
balloons over the table, green poppies, a green table runner on a white
tablecloth, green plates, napkins, cups, folding chairs, etc. It’s easier than you
think to “go green”!
Summer
* Scoop out half a watermelon and serve chilled watermelon punch out of it!
* Hollowed-out watermelons can also be used as planters that you can ll with
colorful summer blooms.
* You can even create easy frozen Watermelon Pops by cutting a watermelon
into triangular wedges, piercing the rind with an extra-wide popsicle stick and
placing them in the freezer overnight. It’s the perfect summertime chiller!
* Get inspired by vintage games and ndings for your next Summer event –
for example, nd an old wooden bottle crate at an antique store and ll it
with vintage glass soda pop bottles to play a good old-fashioned game of Ring
Toss. You’d be amazed at how even with all of today’s electronic forms of
entertainment, kids can still be entertained by these kinds of classics!