A couple of weekends ago Holly was down from to DC for a quick visit. We invited her over for lunch and then she invited Richard so it was a fun little afternoon luncheon. Patrick and I just chopped lots of things and put them together; that makes them a salad, right?! There was fruit salad, caprese salad, chicken salad, and white sangria!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-A4wnXPmfmoz-C9zZtAGC7F-apbu_kJ98v91RrU42PEEMtrlFiSqzzL7AUMHIyrdT5kQCcSdvRuGUSONPW3nRTWTVk_I-qR-SOabWa86YSLLxhF0ayyoyTE-9QLcyMweGqE8CH2zUAUM/s400/DSC_0870.JPG) |
The table with everything in the center! |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiQe5e6kieIGG18Fl_L82vcaAyhEIPQ9HMrBBsvYqkPwInqlVL0eV8K1s1eX_i2WANNXBY4eiXYfPYHuNxd48wygYSUxBv3NxpJnGPTaH-WProl9Sn9Wg6W3v6zwOAms-5bWJjzMFJ4sug/s320/DSC_0872.JPG) |
For the Fruit Salad: cantelope, pineapple, blueberries, strawberries, and fresh mint. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiJ4DZz14Eim5oEW30x6GNe5BpvoAsBph0HI6aF5VEl0rwhkZtL4bmvhdF3Be3C-x_vPHLtwUKfIAw93AUm6fEcDzK-75OJ_qwdfIn1X8aB04M1EvOGjL3tClj5GKi8dysx2uGwEB-gzeY/s320/DSC_0874.JPG) |
For the Caprese Salad: tomatoes, basil, Chapel Hill Creamery Farmers Cheese fresh from the Farmers Market, and balsamic vinaigrette. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhqNibGJr_8LIRNl1jbiYYWFYnafv-I7SBDiRQnmQCUAzjte1kYyAe-_lry5rSrvWCNb5qoTvhuGcMlfXmSUEWqTVWJLo9-1rvyslqeLIXZpAVMoT9d2o_L6x9mlD63uB-0_mK4MyJh2yA/s320/DSC_0875.JPG) |
For the Chicken Salad: roasted chicken breast (shredded), diced pickles, slivered almonds, mayo, and dijon mustard. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhHwyebb9zUARFyUXFZBNw8es9Yglp5D8T0c8tyUq8XsHheI2X3f1niVTzyHVWxx8nycvLapFFCm1P5ppUtP8Z2WwdNKmAlTLHpxI1JQmcP70ZUPqP7OnRuhdWaPxddftmlXQJd56a18fw/s320/DSC_0873.JPG) |
For the Sangria: equal parts chilled white wine and ginger ale, topped with extra fruit from Fruit Salad! |
Sounds like a refreshing summer meal, and I know you all enjoyed the fellowship.
ReplyDelete