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30 comments:
A bottle of French rosé and a cold orzo and artichoke salad, two fresh baguettes. miam-miam!
Bises,
Genie
I'd go with the baguettes but I would prefer some Camembert and a bottle of Muscadet.
A tub of ice cold water bottles with a cooler full of pink, fleshy watermelon slices. And a huge bouquet of wildflowers.
I'll go with my staple lunch sandwich, peanut butter and jelly. Oh, and a bottle of fine wine to go with it.
A cold bottle of Alvarinho, a fine green wine from northern Portugal! :-)
You guys are too refined... I'll bring some schiacciata rustica (rustic focaccia) to be filled with Tuscan salame and prosciutto.
Hmmm! Now let's see Brattcat, I annoy my daughter intensely because I tend to snaffle food off everyone else's plate, so seeing as I'm sure all your readers would bring something divine, I would probably just be 'at it' again, maybe I could bring a big vase of roses from my garden!! and btw your picture from yesterdays post has a very ethereal touch to it, gorgeous with a touch of 'spirit'!!
Thick baked ham sandwiches on freshly baked wheat bread and cold, cold potato salad (no celery) and a pitcher of sweet iced tea.
I'm bringin' Elenka's 'to die for' potato salad w/ celery and ME! Such a treat.
I'd bring conversation to the table. Lovely photo. -- barbara
Probably just a pair of tired legs, a flask of tea, and a cheese and pickle sandwich.
Quiche lorraine, pissaladière , beignets de blettes and roulés aux saucisses..:o)I don't know how to say it in english, but I swear you it's good!
Brattcat and friends!
Whole wheat bread, honey baked ham, and lots of fresh fruit.
veg patties and chips..
and some hot green tea!
Definitely a variety of cheeses. Maybe grapes and apple slices. The table will be full, so I will leave other foodstuffs to the others.
Let's see, what have I got in the garden? Okay... I'm bringing a quinoa salad with fresh sweet corn, tomatoes, and cilantro with a balsamic dressing. I'll also bring the noisy children who will, alas, prevent me from finishing any sent-
Me! Oh, and with forkand knife in hand;-)
Well...
Mirabelles tart ; mirabelles clafoutis ; fresh mirabelles ; baguette, salted butter and mirabelles jam.
How does that sound?
Tsatziki and ouzo, kali orexi!
Cheese and red wine, for sure! :)
Adorable idea!
Léia
Besides vin blanc? Oh maybe some southern deviled eggs and potato salad or I can slip into my French mode and drag out a nice cheese board avec baguette et olives.
V
PS Gorgeous photograph
Since everyone else is bringing so many yummy goodies I'll just bring myself. Hee hee.
A loaf of bread, a jug of wine and thou... (I'm addressing Mrs. C. here). The word that comes to mind is sylvan.
Caucasus fruits...
As usual, I've missed the boat - or the picnic. Well I'd have brought some tomatoes and mozzarella in basil olive oil and liberally sprinkled with basil too and some crusty wholemeal bread. And a bottle of rosé gris. Will we all fit on that bench...
Music and wine to celebrate Nature, beautiful image!
I know the picnic is over, but I would still bring my famous nut brownies with a raspberry glaze and dark chocolate frosting.
Love this shot with its spare lines, an invitation. I will bring fudgy brownines and fudgy tales to tell.
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