Baptism Lunch Advice

Re: Baptism Lunch Advice

• basdenjn6 member

  January 2016

  I'm not planning favors, just a cake. If you're having a deli tray I'd maybe add a veggie tray and some pasta salad? Something nice and light that people can eat standing or sitting.

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• trishee13 member

  January 2016

  We had a deli tray with rolls to make sandwiches and also Italian sausage with peppers & onions with rolls to make sandwiches. Then just a cake, no favors.

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• chein1 member

  January 2016

  For DD1 we did a brunch so we had a breakfast casserole, bagels, yogurt, deli/cheese tray, rolls, and potato/past salad. No favors but we had a cake and my mom went overboard with a variety of desserts.

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• mistycray member

  January 2016 edited January 2016

  Fruit kabobs with fruit dip, a homemade cheeseball and crackers, and a veggie tray. Sweet tea, lemonade, and water. And the deli tray. All of this can be made ahead.

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• glerro member

  January 2016

  We kept it casual. Here what i did and i found it to be less stress the day of. We had a hoagie (sub) tray, hot roast beef and meatball sandwiches and baked ziti with macaroni and potato salads and cake.
  I made the meatballs a day or two ahead and froze them. Picked up the cake, side salads, and hoagie tray that morning and defrosted the meatballs. Put the meatball n gravy in a crockpot on low and put the au jus gravy in another crockpot on low (dont add the roast beef until ur ready to eat otherwise it gets tough)
  When we got back from church i had some chips n dips but the food was ready to eat within minutes.
  I didnt do favors but everyone went home with cake. (I had tons of it)

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